Hotels in Jaipur with Swimming Pools

Apart from being expensive, nothing else is wrong. From the moment you get off the bus until you enter the room, the ceremony is full of rituals. I don't know if it's a fixed golden room. It's packed three times a day. I also called to urge you to eat.

Hotel location is good, there is parking lot, welcome drink is delicious, service is warm. There is a shopping mall next to the hotel. The room is designed in a gallery style, and friends can talk softly at the sofa area on the inner gallery, which is very convenient. Breakfast is Indian, Dosa is delicious, and there is also a Western breakfast. There is also a McDonald's option opposite the hotel, suitable for children.

Me and my wife celebrated our honeymoon at Rambagh Palace and have been amazed by the hospitality of the staff and the opulence of the property. There is no other hotel that comes close to Rambagh Palace in Jaipur. A special mention to both Fazal and Irshad who made our visit all the more special with the extra care they have taken to make it a memorable stay for us. They both deserve extra credit for taking such a personable and hospitable approach for guests of the hotel. Thank you!

Staff was kindly helpful. I should’ve swim roof top pool. I didn’t get breakfast. Also it’s would be good service. But unfortunately power of showers was uncomfortable. Bathroom drain wasn’t good condition. Because water can’t go through.

During the stay everything was fine, the food was all spicy but it is normal in India

First of all, warm cookie was delicious. Hotel is located outside the city and near Amber/Amer Fort. Me & my partner like it as it was calm and quiet. Hotel staff is very polite and well behaved. Mobile network here is not that great so had to depend on hotels WIFI(speed is just good enough to get your work done). For food our overall experience was great but for morning breakfast buffet, need to add more ***power in live kitchen.

Amanbagh, translating as 'peaceful garden', provides a tranquil refuge to access the rich heritage of Rajasthan’s dramatic frontier region. Lying within a walled compound that was once the staging area for the Maharajah of Alwar’s royal hunts, the resort evokes the palatial grandeur of the Mughal era.Amanbagh’s graceful domed main building houses the Restaurant on the ground floor, which opens onto a terrace overlooking the garden. The menu focuses on seasonal Indian and Western cuisines, with vegetables and herbs grown in the organic kitchen garden.The Library Terrace, located on the second floor of the main building, is ideal for informal dining in the evenings. The Library itself offers a variety of reference books on the history, arts, culture and wildlife of India. Elevated above a canopy of trees, the Rooftop provides sweeping views over the surrounding hills and is another option for alfresco dining. The main building also houses a small boutique.A 33-metre swimming pool and a 12-metre wading pool lie at the heart of Amanbagh’s gardens. Both are heated during the cooler months.In the Ayurveda-influenced spa, skilled therapists draw on India's ancient healing philosophy to provide a range of treatments, including facials, massages and scrubs. Yoga and meditation take place within the gardens and at scenic spots beyond Amanbagh’s grounds. Tailormade Wellness Immersions are also offered.

It was a very unique boutique hotel right in front of Jal Mahal close to Pink City. The location and the staff was excellent. Breakfast could have been better, quite a number of tour groups but overall it was a good and well kept property. There were a few hiccups but recovery was excellent. I would definitely stay at this property again in future.

I really liked this hotel. It was leagues above any mid-range Hilton in my own country (USA). Breakfast was very decent for a buffet and room was relatively clean (staff took note of minor blemishes on a divider in the room). Wish I had an opportunity to check out the pool but I was short on time.

The hotel room is newly renovated and it is a bit old. The breakfast is also very general~ the food is not fresh. There is no taste of the Jaipur Palace Hotel. It is close to the urban attractions. There is nothing to go around in the evening.