We found the location to be really poor. Very few good nearby shops and restaurants and right next to a really big and busy main road with big looming hotels and a shopping mall. The room itself was quite dingy but having a balcony was really good and we enjoyed sitting out there reading our guide book before we baked... More

My girl friend and I had a wonderful stay here. We found the rooms to be very clean, although the building was a little dated (dirty walls and floors). The proprietor was extremely polite to us throughout our three night stay. He helped with directions to many sights and offered guidance on prices we should pay for local transportation. I... More

Mr Ajeet was so kind and helpful to us during our two nights here. Clean room and bathroom, lovely veranda to hang out on, good location (walking distance) for food, bus, train and fort. If only we could have stayed longer!

I stayed here in 2010 and just remembered it as I'm planning to return to India. The owner, Mr. Ajeet, seemed like a decent family man. I once got lost walking around Jaipur and ended up at the reception of a neighbouring hotel. Ajeet was kind enough to walk there and pick me up. The place is more like a... More

This place was pretty good value we reckoned, the big shared balcony out front gets a lot of sun which was nice after arriving from Agra where the weather was pretty cold. The boss of this hotel was quite helpful when we asked for advice, telling us how to get the local bus to Amber Fort for 20 rupees, rather... More

and the winner of the hardest and most uncomfortable bed in India goes to.... The place looks ok, its basic for travellers and the room was big but the bed was rock solid and really uncomfortable. No hot water either which is fine when its warm but it was actually quite chilly at night in November when we were there.... More

First of all, the hotel is located far away from the center, although the prices there aren't so low. The rooms are in a horrible condition, which raises the question about the prices once again. Secondly, the owner and his main assistant are quite indifferent. They simply don't care about their guests and don't trust them (it was the only... More

I stayed in the guest house for on night and the price was 500 rupes. During the night (2:00) I had problems with my stomach (I vomit) and I tried to go out to buy some water and some coca-cola. The guest-house was locked.. and the owner of the place wake-up. He was very upset and very unfriendly and he... More

Unfortunately only got one nights stay at Jwala Niketan, it was a clean, spacious room with attached bathroom for only 400 rupees, i would definitely recommend it to anyone who is travelling to Jaipur!