Sajjan Niwas

The sheets were dirty and the hot water wasn't available

A traditional hotel in Jaipur with amazing staff, a beautiful decor and the rooms were spacious and stunning. The roof top restaurant has a beautiful view over Jaipur and the coffee and food was brilliant

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 But the rooms are outdated.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!!!!

Just about OK. We booked the Deluxe Double Bed room but sadly we were allocated a room where the walls were damp due to leakage and the wall tiles in the bathroom were chipping off. The exhaust fan in the bathroom made a shrill noise every time you switched it on. Our first reaction upon entering the room was that we should have booked the Umaid Bhavan hotel right next to it, which is a better maintained property. Not all bad, though: The positives - helpful staff and the parathas served for breakfast are excellent, as is the masala tea. Go with moderate expectations: this is a basic, functional hotel.