Jaipur Haveli

Clean room, and it was a great experience to stay in an old restored mansion. Although we stayed in a building made over 200 years ago, it was well equipped with modern facilities, such as AC and a clean bathroom. The host was very welcoming as they ate breakfast with us, provided us with snacks for a day trip, and they made us feel like home. They were also very willing to customize breakfast to our dietary restrictions.

Jaipur Haveli was a dream! Vikram and his family were wonderful hosts. We were there over Holi and they included all guests in their celebration - it was fantastic! The breakfast everyday was filling and delicious, the bed was really comfortable, and the AC worked really well. Would recommend anyone stay here that wants a true Pink City experience!

We spent one night here in January 2025. The hotel (the vibe is more of a guesthouse) is tucked behind the Jhori Bazaar, and it’s a very pleasant experience walking into the tranquil front garden and exiting the bustle of the surrounding area. The building is quite pretty and unique, and the owner, Vikram, was exceptionally helpful and communicative. He texted me before our arrival, sent a porter to greet us on the street (it would be quite difficult to find on your own), and arranged a car to pick us up for a very early flight the next day. At the recommendation of other travelers, we also had the home-cooked dinner at the hotel, which was delicious (650 INR/person, and we were able to have some friends staying elsewhere come and join us). An interesting note: Our initial walk to the hotel included a dirt path, but overnight the street had been paved! The location is very convenient. We enjoyed strolling through the bazaar and over to the Hawa Mahal and City Palace. The streets are very busy, but you can cross the major thoroughfare through the metro station. The room was comfortable enough. A little tight, some peeling paint, and sheets were a bit coarse (though I have no doubt the staff would have rectified this if we stayed another night). You can hear *everything* going on in the hotel—it’s an old and open building. I strongly recommend headphones or earplugs. This is not a western hotel, but it has a great location, great service, and great vibes. Would return.