The Jal Mahal is a reflection of Vijayanagara architecture at its luxurious best. Inspired by the Water Palace within the Zenana Enclosure, the spacious Jal Mahal boasts of separate dining, living and sleeping areas, and a royal sized bath with its own open courtyards. A private deck with a Mantapa overlooking your personal pool provides the perfect setting for a romantic dinner. Suitable for families or couples celebrating a special occasion.

zenana, the most luxurious suite in the main palace building is inspired by the Queen’s quarters. It has separate living, dining and sleeping areas. These large and spacious suites have their own private balcony and, additionally, a shallow Water-jet Pool (non-heated) in the en-suite bathroom. They are perfect for couples who seek romance in a period setting.

Nilaya is a spacious suite that offers separate living, dining and sleeping areas. In addition to the large en-suite bathroom, each suite boasts an in-room shallow Water-jet Pool (non-heated) overlooking a private terrace. Ideal for couples who prefer extra space and privacy!

Nivasa is a spacious room with separate living, sleeping and dining areas. Perfect for couples, these elegantly designed suites come with a balcony with a shallow Water-jet Pool (non-heated) that is accessible from the room as well as the large en-suite bathroom.

Tuluva’ – our multi-cuisine restaurant, is named after the most notable and cosmopolitan dynasty of the Vijayanagara Empire of Southern India. It was the third Hindu dynasty that ruled the famed empire during the late 15th & 16th century, attaining its greatest glory under its most famous emperor Krishnadevaraya.
The Tuluva, over looking the infinity pool, offers a delectable selection of cuisines with global and regional notes that are as unique and imaginative as it is sumptuous and varied.

The Bahmani, a specialty restaurant, derives its name from the Bahmani Sultanate, the northern neighbour and principle rival of the Vijaynagara empire. The Bahmani Sultanate sowed the seeds of the Deccani or Hyderabadi cuisine of India, an amalgamation of Persian and indigenous influences. Evolved over centuries and patronized by the royalty and nobility of the region, it epitomizes the art of luxurious dining

Under the light of a million stars reflected by your private pool, enjoy an exclusive dinner crafted just for you. Sip on a glass of wine while gazing into the eyes of your beloved. Get pampered by our personalized service in a setting and ambience seemingly crafted by the god of love himself.

In a ‘Mantapa’ overlooking the lotus pond and the Infinity Pool, a royal repast awaits you. In a setting reminiscent of the Rayas of Vijayanagara, enjoy a four-course meal, sip on a glass of wine and indulge in a royal romance.

Hampi had many suburbs or puras. They were self-sufficient settlements centered around a temple and an attached market denoting two of its core activities – worship and commerce. Explore the Vitthalapura Bazaar that leads to the famous Vijaya Vitthala temple considered by many to represent the pinnacle of temple architecture in India. This temple is renowned for its musical stone pillars and a chariot carved in stone.