Find Hotels with Balconies in Jaipur from CA $20

"Beautiful place just that room #101 is next to kitchen so little less privacy for that I rate 4 stars. But worth staying here to experience the beautiful villa, ensure to have a different room."

"Staff was immaculate in their service and my family and myself really enjoyed ourselves with all the hospitality. Would definitely recommend Trident Jaipur to all of my friends and family. "

"Nice clean and quiet hotel. Breakfast was excellent and service was good too."

"Service ok but nothing special"

"Great for Westerners. By far the best place we have stayed so far in India! Our group arrived in Jaipur with terrible fevers and stomach bugs. The facilities at were great for us to rest up, recover, with a nice restaurant and very helpful/friendly staff and room service. We left feeling better than when we arrived. If I come back to Jaipur, will stay here again!"

"We recently stayed at Blessings for the first time. We loved it. The hosts are excellent and even gave ride to Jaipur airport in the morning when our Uber driver did not respond in time. Food was outstanding for all of us."

"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 But the rooms are outdated.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...

"Food and room service are very good. But front desk service is very terrible, they are kind of rude and not welcoming behaviour . They even didn’t provide WiFi passport after asked for several times."

"hotel is good and clean room servise is good but its very far from the city ajmer highway"

"Hotels are expected to make their guests feel at ease and comfortable. Customers are supposed to feel that they are getting their money's worth. Hotel Jaipur Palace's tagline ironically states: "Place for Royal Hospitality". Unfortunately this statement only remains as a tagline/ copy. My room mate and I witnessed how much their reception staff was poorly trained with regard to simple customer-relations protocol. What happened? Our bath tub couldn't drain the water. Yes, the water couldn't...