Udaipur splits into a handful of distinct areas, and which one you pick changes both what you pay and how much you walk. Here is how they compare.
The postcard Udaipur. Hotels here look straight onto the water, with the City Palace on one shore and the Aravalli hills behind. Expect the highest rates in the city and the shortest walk to the ghats and sunset points.
Beside Udaipur's largest public garden and within reach of both the old city and the railway station. A middle ground between the tourist core and the newer neighbourhoods.
Rates in Udaipur move with the season more than almost anything else, so shifting a trip by a few weeks can change what homestays cost.
Pleasant days, cool evenings. The reason most people come.
Book several weeks ahead for lake-facing rooms, and much earlier around Diwali, Christmas and New Year.
Hot, often above 38°C by afternoon.
The cheapest time to visit. Plan sightseeing for early morning and evening, and prioritise a property with a pool.
Monsoon. The lakes fill and the hills turn green.
Many travellers consider this the most beautiful season, and rates sit well below peak. Expect some rain disruption.
Typical nightly rate for a room for two adults, taken from live rates across 4 bookable Udaipur properties.
| Month | Typical rate | From | Relative to the busiest month |
|---|---|---|---|
| SeptemberCheapest | ₹3,700 | ₹1,450 |
Indicative rates for two adults per night, excluding taxes, rounded to the nearest ₹50. Based on 153 nightly rates, last updated 2026-09-22. Actual prices vary by property, room type and dates.