Rawla Rawatsar

Nice,cozy,family place,made with love by woman.Moto-riksha stand is next to the villa.If you go with prepaid moto-riksha it will cost you to go to the city center 50-40 rupees,much cheaper then living close to the center.Nice area,garden,horses,peacocks.

I liked everything. Wishing a lot of prosperity to hotel employee and her lovely Jaipur peaceful refuge! :)

Well maintained, quiet and very well connected to the old city and the railway station. There is a huge patio in front and two terraces for breakfast and dining.

A minor hiccup during a power outage, limited power backup. Although this was a rare occurrence

Nice quiet neighborhood still close to attractions, beautiful garden with peacocks around. Helpful staff , delicious breakfast. Owner went above and beyond to accommodate us when our schedule was disrupted by the airline

Beautiful place, Rooms are greatly designed. Breakfast was really nice. The place in general is very quite and pleasant. Value is also great

Everything was cleanGood bed good food

A/C was noisy The smallest room was too small

A family-run oasis in the centre of Jaipur, perfect location, and nice old indian style furniture in the rooms.

Nothine notable, breakfast could have had a little more sweet options but really it was just a personal preference. Everything they prepared was fresh and delicious.

Very nice and comfortable stay. We had a quiet and spacious room nicely decorated and equipped with vintage furniture. The place also has a big garden with peacocks roaming around and it is located in a very quiet part of the neighborhood well away from the main roads. Tuk-tuk ride takes approx. 10-15 minutes to the pink city. Breakfasts are buffet-style with some tasty Indian options. You can also have lunch or dinner there - delicious!

The heritage Haweli of Rajput religion exposing the history of India and Rawat family...who are solders of our Army by generations and the clinliness is amaizing! Breakfast is delicious तू!

Nil

Friendly homeowner, place is well maintained, delicious breakfast and comfortabele matrass. I would definitely come again

The comfort of the accommodation and its quietness were the most important factors, but the cleanliness here was truly admirable.

The staff knew little English.

The hotel is in a nice, quiet neighborhood, the garden area is a good place to relax away from the noise of the city. Very good complimentary breakfast, good evening meals too. Owners are knowledgeable about the city and helpful. I would definitely stay here again.

We enjoyed our stay very much :) The room and bathroom have good size and were very clean. Bed comfortable. Amenities included. Daily cleanup optional. The garden is absolutely beautiful and very well taken care of. Breakfast is yummy. You can have it on the terrace. In general, you can sit on the terrace or in the garden and just relax outdoors which we found very nice. Laundry service is a plus. Location good too. Couple of steps away from the main road therefore quiet and in a street with other well-maintained houses. Payment by card possible. We would visit again!

We enjoyed our stay at the hotel very much. The hotel has heritage feel with a lot of regional furniture. The guest rooms entrances are going out to terraced walkways with a lot of comfy places to sit. The building construction works great in the Indian climate. It gives choice of using shade and natural ventilation or air conditioning as one prefers. The rooms and bathrooms are very clean. The street in front of the hotel is exeptionally quiet for a city in india. The hotel is family run and the staff is very attentive. The food offered is lovely, there is a lot of choice and it is very reasonably priced. Being in a quiet street it still takes just a very short walk to metro and bus station with a lot of rickshaws. We also enjoyed watching the peacocks roaming in the hotel garden.

We liked absolutely everything about the hotel. Regarding Jaipur we found some Uber taxis to be scam and some Ola rickshaw scam too. Beware.

The Homestay is perfectly situated in a lovely area and not too far for sightseeing. It’s lovely and clean and in the afternoon there’s lots to see … horses ( from Jaipur police force ) just relaxing in a paddock , some monkeys and peacocks The people here are just lovely and very very helpful

Somewhere to keep water cold would be lovely and maybe more complimentary water

Super nice host and service, quietly located family run home away from home. Everything is excellent: service, building, environment, breakfast, dinner, room, everything.A higher shower wall would be the only imaginable improvement.

Quiet location, nice ambience, really friendly, good breakfast and amicable & caring host

The house looks just as beautiful as it does in the pictures, with well-maintained interiors and a charming ambiance. Our room was exceptionally clean, and the bathroom was spotless, reflecting the property’s high standards of hygiene. The location is also a major plus, as it is conveniently close to the station, making it easy to access. One of the highlights of our stay was the breakfast—they serve delicious, well-prepared meals that add to the overall experience.

During our stay, we encountered a few inconveniences. Firstly, there was no hot water in the wash basin, which was disappointing given the cold weather. Some hot water would have made things more comfortable. Secondly, the rooms lacked tea and coffee arrangements, which would have been helpful since the dining area isn’t accessible all day. We requested hot water and were provided with a flask, but having to ask for such small things felt inconvenient.Since this is a homestay, there are certain rules to follow. For instance, dinner orders must be placed between 7:00-7:30 PM, and the dining area closes by 9:30 PM. While this may not be an issue for everyone, we prefer a more flexible schedule when traveling. One evening, after visiting Nahargarh Fort, we couldn’t contact the property due to network issues and returned around 8:30 PM, only to be told that dinner was no longer available. Additionally, all outdoor lights were turned off by 9:00 PM, which made sitting outside feel a bit uncomfortable.Overall, it’s a decent place to stay if you’re comfortable with these rules. However, it’s not the best choice for a laid-back, flexible experience.

The downside of this hotel is it's not easy to reach, tuktuks don't easily find it and we had to rely on Uber to reach it. That said I liked the place, the rooms are not new but clean and with fancy furniture and decorations, and the owner goes out of his way to help you. I need to say that I got food poisoning during my stay here, I can't know for sure if it was something from the hotel breakfast but that's my guess.

Our room was very clean and comfortable. The food was fabulous. Our host went out of his way to ensure our stay was enjoyable. We particularly liked the location, close to major transport links, restaurants etc, yet it was like a quiet oasis, away from noisy main road.A couple of small things that could improve would be a repair of bathroom door, so it opened and closed more easily. The air conditioner was noisy, however we didn't really need it so not a major issue. A kettle in the room would also be appreciated.

Located in a quiet street a few minutes walk from the busy streets. Nice welcome from owner. Lovely clean room. We had a balcony which was a great space. Good wifi. No problems with the room. Breakfast was good with cereal, fruit, indian dish, egg option, toast, coffee, tea, etc. and plenty of it.