Sajjan Niwas

Small family hotel. Clean areas and a comfortable bed comprise the main part of this hotel. The pool area is clean, the pool is nice. This family run hotel is full of Indian guests when I was there, very noisy at all hours. My room was comfortable. Please note they do not accept international credit cards

Enjoyed this hotel at end of a street, the out of the way corner making Jaipur surprisingly quiet. Good service, affordable and pleasant. Recommend asking to see rooms if you want to choose decor or feel you specifically like. And breakfast on the rooftop is a nice option. I would definitely return.

Feel like Royalty in this palace-like hotel. It is absolutely amazing. Antique furniture, big comfy beds, artfully painted walls and ceilings. Your might not want to leave...ever! The roof-top restaurant is quiet and has an wonderful bird's-eye view view of the city. The city itself has lots to offer, so explore during the day, but enjoy your evening with

The most beautiful hotel I've been in! My husband usually stays in 5 star hotels in the US for work, but this plavlce was gorgeous! All the wall and ceiling paintings are perfect, and the rooftop Cafe is not only delicious but the view is spectacular! The owners are very welcoming and they go out of their way to make you feel comfortable. A definite must stay and the Thali was delicious!

Stayed here for 2 nights before moving on to another location. I loved this traditional Indian Hotel. It was a lovely looking hotel from the outside with a pool, though we did not use this I saw others who did. Very very clean and I loved our room. Decor very Indian and lovely. The bed was comfortable and the room big. Quiet despite being close to the restaurants etc. This is in a perfect location for all the sites in Jaipur. Easy to get a tuk tuk and not too far from railway station. We were able to check in early and the staff could not do enough for us. They are all very polite and welcoming, especially on reception. This is a fabulous place to stay and I would definitely recommend.(14-16 Nov 23). Jackie and Graeme from England.

I have visited Sajjan Niwas several times. If tranquillity is what you seek, then this hotel is an absolute haven. Nestled away from the city’s hustle and bustle, the hotel's peaceful ambiance provides a much-needed escape from the chaos. Whether you're leisurely strolling around the hotel or relaxing by the pool, you'll find every corner of this hotel exudes a sense of calm that is truly rejuvenating. The hotel's heritage architecture, with intricate carvings and splendidly designed interiors, showcase the rich cultural history of Rajasthan. The attention to detail in preserving the heritage while ensuring modern comfort is truly commendable. I ordered the Shabnam Vegetarian Curry for dinner. Bursting with flavour, its aromatic spices, including cumin, coriander, and turmeric, created a symphony of taste in every bite. The perfectly balanced blend of cashews and almonds added a subtle crunch and creamy richness. Each bite was a journey through layers of tender mushrooms, peas and carrots vegetables immersed in the velvety curry. Highly recommended.

Love the place. Room very nice and clean we book there for only one night and very impressive shame that we have less time.food ok price is fair, highly recommended if you plan to visit Jaipur. Also if you like shooting a photo there a lot of scenery that you can enjoy.

Good Location...and that's where the goodness of this property ends.... It's right next to Umaid Bhawan and actually looks like it's servant quarter.... Property is very different from its pictures... Reviews are biased.... Service was exceptionally slow.... Rooms look tired down.... The pool has no chlorine trea**ent and is generally filled with dead insects.... Food just Ok.... Staff super rude and look like they are ready to pick a fight anytime..... Will surely not recommend nor revisit even if they give a free holiday....

The place looks like a castle. Its very affordable. It has some very nice artwork, paintings on every floor. But the rooms are outdated. Bathrooms have the classic bucket for washing yourself and cold water. The hotel is at a dead end. So its difficult to get an uber to get there. Thats important to note. Once everyone comes back to the hotel, they lock it up at night so you cannot leave. Now this isn't a bad thing. But I would like the option to go out at 2am for a smoke if I like. Breakfast was delicious. If you do decide to stay, prepay breakfast if you can. Not horrible for a night to save money like I did. But I would suggest staying at a place with a bar. After a day of sight seeing, you'd want to have a drink and some food. No elevators and lots of floors!!!!