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HI - Licensee Youth Hostel Jaipur in Jaipur … Extremely disappointed. I tried to contact the hotel well in advance about a change in the reservation and got NO response. We had two seniors in our group, and we arrived at 6.00 a.m. in Jaipur. When we called the hotel about early check-in there was a negative response — not withstanding our pleas for a sick child in the group, we had to wait out until 12:30 to get a room. All requests regarding the change were completely ignored. The restroom facilities were poor at best...with a small mouse giving us company in the room. Any calls/inquiries about the manager/owner were not even answered. I WOULD NOT recommend this one!!!
Amar Niwas Guesthouse in Jodhpur … I stayed two nights in this guesthouse and I was pleased with the service and my room. View from the rooftop was excellent. Good location near the fort in the old city. Try home-cooked food of this guesthouse!
Hotel Udai Niwas in Udaipur … Is really Nice and Clean. and nice food from Restaurant. beautiful view from rooftop restaurant, so you can see all the Uaipur from top is beautifull in evening and morning SunSet and SunRise. with all facilities -- internet, bus, train, flight -- all information you can get here and you can book also. Staff are very very Nice and HelpFul. i feel like a home.
The Explorers Nest in Jaipur … This was the best place we stayed in all of India. Please don't let the fact that I am months and months late in posting this keep you from this wonderful guest house (we visited in Aug. '08). It was the most comfortable, clean, pleasant place we stayed in our weeks of touring India. The Colonel and the Professor are such wonderful hosts -- they make you feel like family. We sat up at night talking politics and they fed us amazing breakfasts in the morning. The room was quiet and cool in the heat of the summer. It was well located -- walking distance to the Pink City and just off of a main road with plenty of restaurant options. It is a little hard to find from the train station, so be sure to call ahead and have the Colonel help you make arrangements. It's worth searching for this place. It was such a lovely stay!
Hotel Suraj Haveli in Jaisalmer … The best Hotel we have every stayed in India, this Hotel takes you to the past glory of old Maharaja of Jaisalmer. The rooms are huge and with a lots of character. I did really like the original painting done on the Room, also tried here the best Indian Masala Chai with the great roof top view of Sunset. The staff was really friendly and helped in all the manners they can. The manager Chimmy was really fantastic, he also organized us a great camel safari to the far out, non-touristic sight of desert. This Hotel is Highly recommended and we will surely go back there one day.
Mewar Inn in Udaipur … I was here in August 2004. I spent some days in Udaipur and was happy with the Mewar Inn. It had really cheap but nice rooms, and friendly staff. Sure, you have to include the price for a ride to the city center. (Although it is not too far, so in the mornings I used to walk into the city, which takes about 20 minutes.) A ride into the city should cost you a maximum of 30 rupees.
LITTLE FLOWER HOSTEL in Mount Abu … I spent three years in hostel little flower and it was a good experience and studies. I will always remember it my whole life. I really miss my hostel life.
Atithi Guest House in Jaipur … I've been here six times now. It's clean and nice. The kitchen is a bit simple but good. It's build on a nice spot, in walking distance from the old city. The people there are nice and friendly. Good choice for a very reasonable price.
The Tiger Hotel in Udaipur … The Tiger is a relatively new property and extremely clean and gleaming. Ideally located and small yet self sustained, it is appointed with all facilities needed to make your stay comfortable. The interiors are all white with contemporary mirror work done on the walls. The nineteen rooms are divided into a Super Deluxe, six Deluxe, and twelve Standard rooms. The standard room is very basic but extremely clean. A queen size bed rests here with a chair, some hangers on a stand, and three to four books on a small shelf and a mosquito repellent. The room has an intercom and the hotel provides a television here on request, at no extra charge. The Deluxe room is decorated with a Bollywood theme. The room is much larger and the couch and the bedcover have tiger and leopard prints, in keeping with the name of the hotel. Large Gabbar Singh and Vaijanti Mala posters adorn the walls. Amenities here include a king size bed, air conditioning, intercom, chairs, a divan. Television is provided on…
Hotel Renuka in Jaisalmer … Renuka and Ratan are parts of the same hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff, rooftop restaurant. The safaris they organize are great.
Jaipur Inn in Jaipur … Don't Stay here! I tried to stay here last year and the owner threatened my life when he was drunk. I ended up staying at another place. I ran into others who also had problems with Jaipur Inn.
Umaid Bhawan in Jaipur … The management is poor, the staff are not adequate, and the services are not charming.

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