Hilton Hotels & Resorts is set to make a grand debut in Udaipur, the renowned 'City of Lakes,' by 2026, partnering with Elysian Hotels Private Limited to launch the first Hilton-branded property in the area. This move expands Hilton’s footprint in Rajasthan, where it already operates Hilton Jaipur and DoubleTree by Hilton Jaipur Amer, and follows the recent introduction of Waldorf Astoria and Conrad Hotels & Resorts in Jaipur.

The Hilton Udaipur will feature 118 elegantly designed rooms and suites, each set within lush gardens that celebrate Udaipur’s architectural and cultural heritage. Positioned to cater to both leisure travelers and the booming destination wedding market, the hotel will offer over 2,200 square meters of event space, including grand lawns and courtyards. Guests will also enjoy diverse dining options, an outdoor pool, a spa, a fitness center, and an executive lounge.

Strategically located near Udaipur’s iconic Lake Pichola and Fateh Sagar Lake, Hilton Udaipur will provide stunning views and convenient access to main transport hubs, further enhancing its appeal for tourists and wedding planners. Zubin Saxena, Senior Vice President and Regional Head for Hilton, South Asia, expressed excitement about the brand’s new venture, noting, “The signing of our first Hilton in Udaipur marks a significant growth milestone for us, aligning with our strategic plan to expand in India’s most treasured tourism locations.”

Ravindra Singh, Director of Elysian Hotels, echoed Saxena’s sentiment, emphasizing, “This venture, our first in hospitality, brings the globally celebrated Hilton brand to Udaipur. Hilton Udaipur will redefine hospitality standards in the lake precinct, contributing to the city’s growing allure as a preferred destination for tourism and weddings.”

Hilton's new Udaipur property joins its 55-strong South Asia portfolio, part of Hilton’s larger goal to grow its presence to 75 hotels in the region. With Udaipur’s unmatched charm as the 'Venice of the East,' this latest Hilton addition aims to set new standards in hospitality while adding to the city’s appeal as a prime tourism and wedding destination.