It is located 1.2 km west of Jaipur Railway Station or 600 m north of Civil Line Metro Station. The hotel is located in a relatively quiet area, and seems to be a famous place known to all Jaipur residents. This time I booked a dormitory. The dormitory is located in the basement of the annex, apparently shared with the rooms where the staff sleeps. There is a dedicated restaurant in the main building (a little expensive)
The ***ager-like *** was very kind and gave us travel information and suggestions. Some of the staff also speak English.
This time I stayed for less than 700 yen per night, but I had to put up with some of the usual aspects of cheap hotels in India (smells, linens not washed thoroughly). I thought it was probably for backpackers who are used to India (I was grateful that there were lockers and towels and toilet paper provided). Also, since you will be sharing a room with the staff, you will need to be in tune with their daily rhythms. Indians go to bed quite late and we are not from the earphone culture area, so the room was noisy until about 1am.
I mentioned above that it doesn't sound good, but since it was a cheap choice, I think it's something the guests should take care of. If you wish to receive good service, we recommend that you reserve a private room at the same facility.
The hotel is quite nice, in a small cosy street with a handful of other hotels and restaurants. The room was quite alright, high ceiling, clean and well ventilated. I had some issues with the staff, I found them a bit rude, but not as rude as the tuctuc driver gang that hangs outside these cosy hotels. The breakfast was also nice. All in all very good value for your money. In general, when it comes to Jaipur, I had the least pleasant stay of all the places I have visited in India the last two months. I still can recommend the place for a shorter visit.
Jaipur as the name suggests the city of impeccable hospitality and staying true to this notion was our stay in surya haveli. Had the most memorable experience to savor for a lifetime. Mr pankaj was the architect in ensuring the same. Every aspect of this place was top notch rooms, ambience, cleanliness and most of all service. Mr pankaj went out of the way in ensuring-the comfortable stay and hassle-free travel ( arranging cabs ) to explore jaipur was super well organised. We had an early morning check out i. E. 6 am and to our surprise our breakfast was packed and kept in the car all thanks to mr pankaj again. To conclude surya haveli is a must to explore when in jaipur and mr pankaj is a rocks-tar big shout out to him for making us feel at home.
The stay was good, experience also good. The food menu is too expensive. Stay becomes difficult in terms of food because there is no other options available in vicinity of atleast 10 kms. Outside food is also not allowed upto 11 pm too.
If you have any questions, you can directly ask the official Whatsapp. Messages are answered quickly. Currency exchange services are very convenient. There is no hairdryer in the room. You can ask at the counter or bring your own.
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