The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
It is a compound rather than a suite: a wall, a gate, and inside it a domed living pavilion, a bedroom wing, a garden of frangipani and a pool of your own. Once you are through the gate you do not see another guest, and — this is the part the Oberoi has thought hardest about — you do not see the staff arriving either. There is a second entrance for them, kept out of sight, so a tray appears without anybody having crossed your garden to bring it.
The pavilion is the room the suite is built around: high, domed, open on the garden side, cool at 4 in the afternoon when the rest of Rajasthan is not. The bedroom is a separate building in effect, which means the two halves can keep different hours.
From the edge of the pool the lake and the City Palace line up across the water in a single frame — the composition every photograph of Udaipur has used for 200 years, arriving at the end of your own garden.
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