Hotel Pearl Palace Jaipur

We stayed at hotel pearl palace for one night. The room was clean and the restaurant upstairs was very nice with good food and cocktails. Overall a lovely hotel for good price with great customer service from Viksha. Only feedback was it was quite loud in the room in the evening with the bar / restaurant music but overnight no problem.

Amazing rooms, clean luxurious and fab bathrooms. The staff ensures good service and yummy food too. Bed very comfortable, loved the stay. Will visit next time for sure and it was an amazing experience, ambience location, hospitality everything was perfect

Hotel pearl palace exceeded my expectations in every way, offering not just a place to stay but an authentic and enriching experience. The attention to detail in every aspect, from the thoughtful decor to the personalized service, made my stay truly memorable. Whether you're a solo traveler, couple, or family, this hotel caters to all with its welcoming atmosphere and diverse amenities. The rooftop restaurant, with its breathtaking views and delectable cuisine, adds to the charm. I would highly recommend hotel pearl palace to anyone visiting jaipur, as it encapsulates the essence of the pink city. I’m already looking forward to my next visit, knowing that i’ll be returning to this delightful oasis.

Amazing experience. This was my second time at this hotel and the service and hospitality were fantastic.

Great hotel, the personnel is very kind and helpful, the restaurant is delicious with a variety of meals on the menu: vegetarian, meat and fish. Also, they have a band that plays beautiful live music every night on the rooftop, where the restaurant is set. The room was really clean with AC and a fan. We had a wonderful stay. Highly recommend it.

After scouting for several hotels in Jaipur we selected this quaint botique hotel at Gopal Bari. The property is very beautiful (exterior & interior) with exotic thematic rooms, but clearly the owners are not in charge. Checked in on 18th July, 2024 & realised that infrastructure is broken. We booked a Luxury Room (Kutch theme). A large beautiful room with balcony. Soon after check in we realised the multitude of problems - broken toilet seat, leaking water faucet & foul smell of urine. We were asked not to use the washroom exhaust fan which interestingly pulls the smell from the external ambience into the room. Weird physics. There is a TV in the room but the owners are not bothered about subcribing to media services. There is a Tata set top box but only with silly free channels. We had to eventually move to a lower category much smaller room (Patachitra). The room is way smaller without a balcony, without a wardrobe (which the Luxury room had), basic bathroom fixtures like clothes hanger or toilet paper hanger. The manager Diksha is incompetent. We asked for a late check out & she insisted that we have to pay Rs.1000 for 12 hours. We just needed it extended by 3-4 hours. Diksha said that check out is at 11 am & that there is a booking. The moment I agreed to pay Rs 1000, she said that the room was available. She lied with a smiling poker face. While we as tourists are willing to adjust & accomodate, these folks aren't. They just want to take you for a ride because most people have accepted poor service as a standard.