Jaipur Hotels with Balcony

We had such a great stay at Bhoora House. Kailash welcomed us at its best, he supported with all the questions we had, organized things for us and we loved his morning teas. Bhoora House is a really good place if you want to have some relaxed days and still want to explore the Jaipur area. We extended our stay by one day to keep enjoying of the place and would have loved to have even more time there. We appreciated the filtered water and the desk is great to work outside. One day we hope to be back in Jaipur and then definitely with Kailash. He put so much effort into creating a welcoming place outside the city. The nights were quiet and we enjoyed the green environment that Bhoora House offered with all the plants while having breakfast. Heartfelt recommendation to go to this place!

One of the best hotels we have ever stayed! Gorgeous place with beautiful rooms. The service was perfect from start to finish all orchestrated by Ann. Special thanks as well to Kaveri for playing well with our son, Rohit from the restaurant team, Phung and Naiaika. It was a memorable experience

Exquisite decoration, friendly staff, Masala tea is delicious -All Seasons Heritage Homestay 1. Every corner of the floor is clean, very like the decoration of rich people, very warmly furnished, outdoor garden, top floor gym, there is a cute shop dog barking. 2. The room is large, the bed is very good to sleep, there is a balcony, and there is a tea room in the public area. ⚠️ The hot and cold water in the bathroom is a different switch. You have to adjust it yourself. If you don't adjust it, it will be hot and cold. 3. The welcome drink is Masala tea! Very delicious, the staff is very caring, we bought beer outside at night, drank on the top floor, and the waiter also sent a glass. The proprietress also assisted in wearing sari, and the people were super nice. 4. Attached restaurant, you can eat dinner here, do not have to go out to find something to eat, and are all cheap, there are indoor and outdoor seats. 5. There are not many types of breakfast. There are dishes for two days. Western and Indian styles are mainly delicious. There are fresh fried Ome eggs! I like Masala tea the most. PS. I have lived in three rooms in New Delhi, Agra and Jaipur respectively. I have to check in each person's passport + handwritten information, leave the phone, expect to go to the program, etc., so it takes a long time.

Madpackers Hostel Jaipur is a warm, vibrant haven for travelers. With spotless dorms, cozy common areas, and a lively rooftop offering beautiful views, it’s perfect for connecting with fellow explorers. The staff are exceptionally welcoming, always ready to help with local tips or trip planning. Its Old City location makes sightseeing super convenient. Guests also enjoy the tasty breakfast and fun hostel activities. Safe, social, and full of charm—it’s a top choice for backpackers in Jaipur.

We lived in a suite, the living room air conditioner was useless, and the bedroom was the same as the steamer. Secondly, bathing is very inconvenient, the service of the hotel is very general, breakfast is not suitable for us, the style is very rare, the fruit is two kinds, sometimes it will not be timely

The hotel is quite nice, in a small cosy street with a handful of other hotels and restaurants.  The room was quite alright,  high ceiling, clean and well ventilated.  I had some issues with the staff, I found them a bit rude, but not as rude as the tuctuc driver gang that hangs outside these cosy hotels.  The breakfast was also nice.  All in all very good value for your money.  In general, when it comes to Jaipur, I had the least pleasant stay of all the places I have visited in India the last two months.  I still can recommend the place for a shorter visit.

I am Thai. I booked a room here for 6 nights. I really like this hotel because it's in the city center. It's within walking distance of the City Palace, Hawa Mahal, and the Albert Hall Museum The hotel, though old, is charming. The rooms have been renovated and are clean inside. The room I booked had a balcony, was clean and tidy, and the bathroom was excellent. My suggestion is that the room should have a kettle and a refrigerator. Although there was no kettle, the hotel had a hot water kettle and I could ask for hot water anytime I needed. The staff were lovely and helpful whenever I needed assistance. The room was inexpensive and offered good value for money.If I visit Jaipur again, I will definitely stay here.

I had a wonderful stay at Jaipur Inn this holi weekend. A family-run homestay, it had a warm, welcoming vibe. The rooms were comfortable, clean and well-equipped with amenities. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a home away from home.

I had a wonderful stay at Zostel Jaipur during my trip. The rooms were quiet, clean, and cozy, providing the perfect space to relax after exploring the city. A special mention to my host, Rehman, who was incredibly helpful and ensured that the check-in and check-out process was smooth and hassle-free. The common area was vibrant, with plenty of games to enjoy, making it easy to connect with fellow travelers and share experiences. The overall vibe was welcoming and lively—definitely a great place to stay for solo or group travelers!