Khách Sạn Có Chỗ Đậu Xe Tại Jaipur

The hotel is absolutely beautiful - it’s a nineteenth century mansion, elegantly restored in a calm setting with lots of courtyards and flowers. The pool area is also lovely. We visited with our four children and had two adjoining rooms which were very nicely decorated and spacious. You can walk out of the hotel to a local area which is busy and interesting. We walked to the flower market (20 mins) first thing in the morning and it was amazing to see all the flowers. The hotel offers to accompany the walk for £25 per person, which we thought was a bit excessive. We arranged for a guide to show us around the key sights - we did this through the hotel for approximately £50 for five hours and it was good. There are lots of extras offered on a board in the hotel - the walk, yoga and other activities, but be aware that these are extra costs, as is the welcome drink and rooftop happy hour. The staff were decent and the restaurant produces wonderful breakfasts, as well as other meals both Indian and western if you want them. A very enjoyable experience - we recommend highly.

Great hotel w really prompt house keeping service. Restaurant staff was very attentive as well. Overall great experience. I do have one negatuve feedback : The front desk staff was discriminatory towards gold members compared to diamond members so I would advise you train them better to avoid such an un welcoming behaviour in the future.

We stayed 2 nights here, me and my 2 older teenage daughter and son. The room was big enough. Amenities were the usual for this type of property. Breakfast buffet was very nice. Christmas buffet was wonderful! Normal dinner buffet was so so. I would suggest to have more non Indian options (we like Indian food but the spice in it can be too much when you’re travelling in India for a long time…). Overall experience was quite nice, would recommend and repeat.

This review is really about the staff, especially Diksha.  She made our stay very memorable. The hotel is comfortable if not a bit loud because of the outside traffic noise.  The fitness center is great but the pool is very small. The food is wonderful and dining services very attentive.  Diksha is called Chatterbox because of her effusive personality.  She always is smiling and her attention made us feel very special.

I had an exceptional stay at this luxury hotel, and it truly exceeded my expectations in every aspect. From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed with warmth and professionalism, making me feel valued and comfortable. The rooms were spacious, elegantly designed, and equipped with top-class amenities. The attention to detail—from the premium bedding to the beautiful interiors—created a perfect blend of comfort and sophistication. The view from the room was absolutely stunning. The service was outstanding. The staff were highly attentive, courteous, and always ready to assist with a smile. Every request was handled promptly, reflecting their commitment to excellence. The dining experience was equally impressive, offering a wide variety of delicious, high-quality dishes. The ambiance of the restaurant added to the overall experience, making each meal memorable. The hotel facilities, including the spa, gym, and pool, were world-class and well-maintained, providing a truly relaxing and luxurious experience. Overall, this hotel sets a high standard for luxury and hospitality. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a premium and unforgettable stay.

Good Location and Food, but Could Improve for International Guests This hotel benefits from a convenient location and offers good food, which made my stay pleasant overall. The dining options are well-prepared and satisfy a variety of tastes. However, I would suggest the hotel consider expanding food choices to better cater to foreign guests. International travelers often appreciate a mix of local and familiar dishes, as well as clear information about ingredients and meal types. Offering diverse options such as vegetarian, halal, or gluten-free meals, and including some international cuisine could enhance the experience for a wider range of visitors. Overall, a solid choice with room for improvement in accommodating the diverse palates of global travelers.

In the centre of Jaipur with an excellent rooftop view. Good ambivalence at night. However, music plays at obscene times of the day/night (23:30/01:00/06:30?!) with deep bass that can be felt through the walls. My friends and I had private rooms and weren’t there for a party experience, but I’m sure it would have been a banging time if we were. The rooms were a mixed bag in terms of cleanliness. Good beds. Decent bedding. The kettle was however horrific, as were the teabags on offer. Grime and old dirt crusted within the kettle showed a lack of thorough cleaning. The bathrooms smelled of particularly rotten sewage, too. As for check-in, the procedure took too long and they wanted far too many details. It’s not ideal after a flight, and whilst I understand it’s customary for the hostel, it is the first time to happen to us in India. It felt over the top. We also arranged to do laundry there and the entire thing was a mess. The lady running the reception is smiley and lovely, but it was a complete hassle getting our clothes back. We were concerned we might not see them again, haha! If you want somewhere safe, central and with a good view, go for it. I would next time stay a little further out of the centre but that’s just me! Here, you get what you pay for :)