5-Star Hotels in Rajasthan, India

Reception staff (Manju), very rude, not welcoming, not accommodating etc. Basically very bad representation of the organisation she works for. The reception given by the front desk member put us off the hotel thereafter! The F&B staff were lovely & food was good.

Fantastic property as it opened in 2025, slightly away from the lake but really amazing property to stay in. Welcomed with a Tilak on forehead (Indian ritual) and a welcome drink - shots of orange juice. Amazing staff members, very helpful but felt something was missing. Due to the wedding season, it took a bit longer but it was worth it. Rooms are spacious and beautifully done, but our room was dirty and the bed linen had to be changed as it was not clean - had marks of make up and hair on the bed. Breakfast was amazing, restaurant on the topfloor had an amazing service and starters were great, Biryani chicken was not well done and had to be sent back. Pool is tiny but on the rooftop, so worth it. Can totally recommend it.

The hotel is located on the west side of the airport, some distance from the old city and the new city, but it is very convenient to call a car. Just opened for 5 years, the facilities are very new. The small suite I stayed in was less than 700 including breakfast, which was very affordable. Cleanliness is good and the bed is comfortable. The lighting is good, and the Internet speed is fast for Indian hotels. Sound insulation is acceptable. The air conditioner is powerful, and the living room and bedroom are controlled separately. Put 6 bottles of drinking water directly in the room, no need to ask the front desk. What needs to be improved is: the small suite does not have a bathtub. The breakfast is vegan, not even eggs. Although the meals are good and there are ***y choices, I still feel uncomfortable. The service attitude is very good. In addition, the lobby bar is very affordable. A large piece of cake only costs 120 rupees, which is cheaper than outside cake shops.

I recently stayed at The Ummed Hotel in Jodhpur, and it was an absolutely wonderful experience. The room was beautifully designed, spacious, and spotlessly clean, with elegant decor that truly reflected the royal charm of Rajasthan. The ambiance was peaceful and relaxing, making it perfect for a comfortable stay. Every detail in the room felt well thought out, from the cozy bed to the tasteful furnishings. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Jodhpur who wants a blend of luxury and comfort.

My recent stay at Hyatt Regency Jaipur Mansarovar was truly exceptional! The property is stunning — elegant interiors, serene ambiance, and world-class hospitality. A special shoutout to Janhvi and Anjali for their warm and attentive service — they went above and beyond to make sure every detail was perfect. The highlight of my visit was the food; Chef Anshu’s creations were absolutely delightful, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. Thank you to the entire team for making my stay so memorable. I can’t wait to visit again!

A hotel with an old-fashioned aristocratic fan, the hotel environment is quiet, the service staff is warm and courteous, the room facilities are a bit old-fashioned, foreign tourists are mostly not from India. Breakfast can be ordered a la carte, overall I feel the hotel location is a bit biased, fortunately, taxi is convenient.

I had some cleanliness issues with my bath tube when I arrived, but the staff was quick to react and send housekeeping to arrange the issue, despite it being 1am when I arrived. I was supposed to have an Executive Room with Aravelli range view, but the only view I had was on the hotel next door. Otherwise OK.

requested for early check in and twin bed room but waited for 45 mins at the reception as room was not ready even at 1 pm and at last they jusr seperated the king bed into two parts and make it twin bed with a gap of hardly 2 inches

A stunning oasis in the heart of Bikaneer. Beautifully furnished rooms and common areas. Exceptional service from the staff. Restaurants provide delicious food and drinks. Breakfast especially good.

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.