The heritage hotel Deogarh Mahal in Deogarh is reminiscent of the 17th century palace, an ideal epitome of Mughal and Rajput architecture. Standing atop a hill, the hotel Deogarh Mahal offers panoramic views of the Aravali mountain range and the numerous lakes in Deogarh. The hotel is just a few minutes away from the railway station and the bus stand. Deogarh Mahal has now been converted into a grand heritage hotel with all the modern amenities to keep the tourists comfortable and relaxed while their stay at the hotel.

The spacious, elegant and luxurious 43 (19 doubles, 5 singles, 14 suites, 5 family rooms) rooms in the Deogarh Mahal offer many room amenities to the travellers residing in the hotel. These include an attached bathroom, hot and cold running water, direct dial telephone and also round the clock room service catering to the needs of every tourist.

The hotel is famous for its palatable and delicious edibles belonging to a wide range of cuisines namely Indian, Continental and Rajasthani cuisines. The hygienic and authentic food is prepared from the homegrown fruits and vegetables; in-house milk products and fresh oils making the food delectable. As a gourmet you can taste the standard Mewari cuisine served in a traditional manner.

The other leisure activities available in the hotel are: Swimming Pool, Health Centre, Laundry, Baby Sitting, Shopping Arcade, Ayurvedic Massage, Travel Desk, Money Exchange, Car Rental, Jeep Safaris, Bicycling, Trekking, Boat Rides and Bird watching.

Just 123 km from Jhansi, Deogarh lying in the present district of Lalitpur, is of great antiquarian, epigraphical and archaeological importance and has figured in the history of the Guptas, the Gurjara - Pratiharas, the Gondas, the Muslim rulers of Delhi, of Kalpi, the Marathas and the British. Deogarh is situated on the right bank of the Betwa, at the western end of the Lalitpur range of hills. The cliffs immediately overhanging the bank rise to a height of 300 feet and form a long steep ridge of red sandstone. The river takes a deep curve to the west at this juncture and passes through the extremely picturesque country side. The water of the river is deep green here and a small island clad in rich verdure, located in the middle of the river, lends an added charm to the site.