Resorts in Jaipur

"The location is not great, being far from the airport and the center of Jaipur, but the price is low, the grounds are spacious, and the rooms are also large. I stayed in several hotels in India, but the drawback was that none of them had heating, so I was very grateful that this hotel had heating."

"Just a wonderful hotel! polite staff, delicious food and unique style! Only positive emotions about this place, recommend! 👍👍👍👍👍"

"We stayed here for 2 nights and 3 days. And the experience here was really royal. The staff has been very polite and helpful to us during our stay here. The management was up to the mark. The ambience of the entire property was very positive. The pools were clean. The food was good. The services provided were quick and proper. I would like to thank them for their warm welcome."

"We absolutely loved our stay at Leela Palace Jaipur! The staff are so amazing. The grounds and mountains right next door are pretty and it's just a first-rate place to stay for sure! Beautiful place! Great quality of everything and great standards for Westerners. The other '5 star' hotels we stayed in in Jaipur weren't up to Western standards of 5 star in hygiene and other little things but the Leela Palace certainly is, and I'd rate it even more than a typical 5 star hotel in the Western world. This is more of a palace retreat, also, not just a hotel. We have excellent memories there and I'm still wearing my Leela slippers at home in Australia now hehe, because it reminds me of the beautiful time I had there and the beautiful staff who made things more than excellent for us and really made our stay amazing. Definitely recommend. I do have a tip - go in a 'Grand Villa'. The Palace suite (what it says I stayed in), is gorgeous but the villas are even better and not that much difference in price. We stayed 2 nights at Leela Palace Jaipur and experienced both room types. The photos online on the Leela website are accurate.  We ate at the buffet restaurant, Sukh Mahal. It was nice. The food was hygienic, fancy, and we didn't get sick at all (we did at another 5 star hotel).  It's a fair drive from the city of Jaipur, but I think you'll find that you actually love that. jaipur city area is so hectic and loud with horns and just a bit unpleasant to be in, if you're in culture shock. The Leela Palace is further out and is such a nice break from Jaipur city area. It's perfectly away in the mountain areas. The air is fresher and it's pretty with the mountains. I totally recommend. I also recommend taking the hotel's car, as they actually have seatbelts in all seats and air con and just fancy. We took an Uber to the Leela Palace and that was a huge mistake. Pay the extra for the hotel car! Most of the cars we were in in Jaipur had no seatbelt in the back middle seat, and two other cars didn't have seatbelts in the back at all. Just trust us. Just make sure they take you to the right airport. The driver was great but dropped us off at domestic terminal, which is 3km or so from the international one, and you have to take an Uber to get from each, so please make sure they understand which one (I thought it would be one airport)."

"We had booked a cottage online, but upon arrival, we were given a different room than what was shown. Additionally, the service was very poor. We ordered food, but it was served almost an hour after placing the order."

"お値段もお得で素敵なホテルでした。また立地もとっても便利ですし、お部屋もとても過ごしやすい空間でした。"

"Absolutely loved our stay here! Jaipur was our last stop on our India holiday and this was the perfect place to end the trip. We arrived very late in the night and they showed us straight to our rooms and said we could check in later the next day which was very kind of them. I was able to extend my stay by 2 nights without any issues and they offered us a later check out as our flight wasn’t until 6pm. The hospitality of all of the staff was fantastic. The rooms, pool area, lawn and restaurant are all beautiful. It’s slightly further out of the city centre, which is peaceful but does mean you need a tuktuk or Uber to get in and out of the city. Thank you so much to all the staff there for making our last few days in India so wonderful."