Hotels mit WLAN in Rajasthan, Indien

Place was easy to locate. Rooms were spacious, clean and installed with ac, fridge and tv. Staff was polite, cooperating, and well behaved. Food was also good. Overall a nice place to stay and relax yourself.

We absolutely loved our stay at Leela Palace Jaipur! The staff are so amazing. The grounds and mountains right next door are pretty and it's just a first-rate place to stay for sure! Beautiful place! Great quality of everything and great standards for Westerners. The other '5 star' hotels we stayed in in Jaipur weren't up to Western standards of 5 star in hygiene and other little things but the Leela Palace certainly is, and I'd rate it even more than a typical 5 star hotel in the Western world. This is more of a palace retreat, also, not just a hotel. We have excellent memories there and I'm still wearing my Leela slippers at home in Australia now hehe, because it reminds me of the beautiful time I had there and the beautiful staff who made things more than excellent for us and really made our stay amazing. Definitely recommend. I do have a tip - go in a 'Grand Villa'. The Palace suite (what it says I stayed in), is gorgeous but the villas are even better and not that much difference in price. We stayed 2 nights at Leela Palace Jaipur and experienced both room types. The photos online on the Leela website are accurate.  We ate at the buffet restaurant, Sukh Mahal. It was nice. The food was hygienic, fancy, and we didn't get sick at all (we did at another 5 star hotel).  It's a fair drive from the city of Jaipur, but I think you'll find that you actually love that. jaipur city area is so hectic and loud with horns and just a bit unpleasant to be in, if you're in culture shock. The Leela Palace is further out and is such a nice break from Jaipur city area. It's perfectly away in the mountain areas. The air is fresher and it's pretty with the mountains. I totally recommend. I also recommend taking the hotel's car, as they actually have seatbelts in all seats and air con and just fancy. We took an Uber to the Leela Palace and that was a huge mistake. Pay the extra for the hotel car! Most of the cars we were in in Jaipur had no seatbelt in the back middle seat, and two other cars didn't have seatbelts in the back at all. Just trust us. Just make sure they take you to the right airport. The driver was great but dropped us off at domestic terminal, which is 3km or so from the international one, and you have to take an Uber to get from each, so please make sure they understand which one (I thought it would be one airport).

Sehr gute Familienresort Frühstück ist gute Lage ist weit nicht in der Nähe berühmte Attraktionen können nicht reservieren Uber einfach insgesamt schöne Erfahrung

We really enjoyed our stay at Zana Lake Resort. The views of Udai Sagar Lake from the room were simply breathtaking. we honestly couldn’t take our eyes off it. The whole property has a very peaceful vibe, beautifully designed and well-maintained. The restaurant is fully vegetarian. We opted for à la carte and tried Paneer Tikka Masala for lunch and Gutta Curry for dinner — both were average. Breakfast, however, was much better with good options. The swimming pool is very clean and well-kept, and just like the rooms, it offers stunning views of the lake. Their garden is also very pretty and nicely maintained. Rooms are spacious, clean, and come with almost all amenities. A hair dryer is available on request. Overall, it’s a beautiful place to relax and soak in the lake views.

Facilities include a modern fitness center, business services, meeting spaces, a restaurant, bar, and convenience amenities like a gift shop and digital check-in Marriott . The hotel also offers airport shuttle service and is approximately 10 km from Jodhpur Airport Marriott . However, not every aspect is flawless. Some guests felt the rooms and bathrooms were smaller relative to the pricing Planet of Hotels Travelated . A few reports mention minor issues like mold or musty smells in bathrooms ******* ******* . The hotel’s distance from the city center occasionally posed inconvenience, particularly without personal transport, though those with vehicles considered it a non-issue Travelated ******* MakeMyTrip . Some guests also pointed out occasional billing confusion for food and beverage or missed amenities like toiletries Planet of Hotels Travelated . A few isolated experiences diverged from the norm: while most reviews express exceptional satisfaction, one corporate group described their experience as one of the worst, citing service shortcomings Trip.com . In summary, Fairfield by Marriott Jodhpur blends modern design, spotless rooms, thoughtful service, and flavorful dining into a compelling midscale stay. Ideal for those seeking reliability, comfort, and elevated hospitality in Jodhpur, it’s particularly well-suited for couples, families, and professionals who value convenience and attentive staff. While travelers should note its slightly peripheral location and modest room sizes, the majority consensus ranks it as a strongly recommended choice—one that often exceeds expectations

Overall stay was average, first night dine at the terrace lounge which was amazing vibes although food was average, next day breakfast was shocking, smallest selection I ever saw !! As well chair cushion were damaged and dirty, seems table cloth were not change forever. I have paid decent price of non season period still quality was not upto expectations, room were super clean, staff was humble at front desk and senior F&B managers but low staff were not trained to do deal with guests.

A beautiful, stylish, boutique hotel with a lake view. It is not directly on the lake shore, but is separated by a road and a piece of someone's property under construction that spoils the view, especially when the wind blows stronger and lifts the black tarpaulin. The interior of the hotel is tastefully decorated, in beautiful pastel, calming colors and has that Rajasthani, traditional vibe. My room was spacious, the bed was large and comfortable, and the sheets were clean. The bathroom was clean, with complimentary shower accessories and dental kits and also has a window, so you can enjoy the view while taking a shower. There is generally no noise from the road and you can sleep peacefully, as long as your neighbors in the rooms next to and above your room are mindful of the house rules. I would especially like to express my gratitude to Mayan who allowed me to check in very early, as soon as I arrived around 8am, without insisting that I wait for the usual check-in time, and who provided me with as many bottles of water as I requested, free of charge. The view from the restaurant's roof terrace is beautiful at dusk and at night. If the walls were painted seasonally and the rooms freshened up, it would contribute even more to the overall experience, but even this way you get excellent value for money.

In the centre of Jaipur with an excellent rooftop view. Good ambivalence at night. However, music plays at obscene times of the day/night (23:30/01:00/06:30?!) with deep bass that can be felt through the walls. My friends and I had private rooms and weren’t there for a party experience, but I’m sure it would have been a banging time if we were. The rooms were a mixed bag in terms of cleanliness. Good beds. Decent bedding. The kettle was however horrific, as were the teabags on offer. Grime and old dirt crusted within the kettle showed a lack of thorough cleaning. The bathrooms smelled of particularly rotten sewage, too. As for check-in, the procedure took too long and they wanted far too many details. It’s not ideal after a flight, and whilst I understand it’s customary for the hostel, it is the first time to happen to us in India. It felt over the top. We also arranged to do laundry there and the entire thing was a mess. The lady running the reception is smiley and lovely, but it was a complete hassle getting our clothes back. We were concerned we might not see them again, haha! If you want somewhere safe, central and with a good view, go for it. I would next time stay a little further out of the centre but that’s just me! Here, you get what you pay for :)

Good and bad experience Everything about this property is amazing Food is good Service is top notch Location is excellent The only thing which I don't understand is at the time of checking in the room they don't tell exactly how many bath towels or face towels are placed in room before or any such amenities but after checking out they will just check the room and tell you very politely that 1 or 2 face towels are missing and you have to pay for it. My only question to the owner or management team is that how can you or your staff can accuse the guests without even letting us know how many were there before. We also trust your hotel staff with our luggage while checking in but we don't accuse you for such things. If the management has made this rule to check the room at the time of checking out then please make sure that guests knows exactly what all amenities are provided by you and the quantity also at the time of checking in. And if the management has not made any such rule then please take care of these small things as these kind of bad experiences ruins all the good ones. Hopefully nobody else has to go through this in future. And yes everyone should do visit this amazing property at least once of they are seeking for relaxing holiday

Booked 2 rooms with King size bed in Padmaa. In short, Padmaa was Home away from Home. The 3 nights here really felt like us staying at our relatives home. I stayed at Padmaa with my parents and son. The entire Haveli was a unique unforgettable experience during our visit to Jaipur. The rooms were spacious, well equipped and every inch clean. The deco modern and traditional, simple elegance. The bed comfortable and sheets well pressed. The breakfast was made on order, with many options. Had special Rajastani breakfast on day 2 with superb Laasi. Had dinner on day 3 and tried the special vegetarian Rajastani thaali which was delicious with plenty of varieties. The live music tunes up the Haveli’s mood every night. The complementary night tuk tuk ride around the city was fun and a must see. Jaipur at night is full of lights. The best part is Padmaa’s family. Everyone was so pleasant, kind and helpful. A special thanks to Jothi, who willingly escorted my mother and I to the back streets to purchase some souveniers. Padmaa’s family felt very much like my own. Thank you for the wonderful stay in Jaipur. I have to say I may not visit Jaipur again, but for Padmaa, I will. A must experience stay when anyone is in Jaipur.