Jaipur District Central Museum Hotels

"Staying at the Padmaa Hotel in Jaipur felt like stepping into a beautifully preserved haveli, where traditional charm meets warm hospitality. The intricate architecture reflects Rajasthan’s rich heritage, while the fantastic food, evening Indian folk music, and the hotel’s charming tuk tuk service for pickups and drop-offs made the experience both authentic and effortlessly enjoyable."

"Clean hotel and good amenities But the entrance is pretty confusing Had asked for decor for a special occasion but was given a few balloons in the room, which was lil embarrassing"

"Thank you"

"The room was beautiful. Everything was properly placed in order. Staff was very polite and overall the hotel was very cosy and had a great vibe. This will definately be in my shortlist of hotels whenever i am in jaipur"

"The room was clean and had plenty of towels and pillows, the shower was powerful and warm. The staff were polite and helpful, always with a friendly greeting. The pool was a lovely bonus, and very peaceful."

""A humble budget hotel" describes it more honestly than the hotel describes itself online. It isn't a "heritage" hotel, that's just the parent company name. The room was clean enough and the shower was good. Only two pillows for a kingsize bed. The Wi-Fi was non-existent and un-secured. The restaurant is small, dark, and windowless. The food is okay. They say they have a 24 hr. airport shuttle but two online booking requests went unanswered. Good location for bazaars, City Palace. The staff were pleasant."

"Short review: I booked in for one night and stayed for six. Longer review: The location is fabulous if you want be in the heart of the city. Yes, it can be a touch noisy during the day but don’t let that put you off. The room was perfectly fine for my needs (safe, secure, comfortable bed, clean sheets and a really good shower). The rooftop restaurant is the star of the show; having a meal or just something to drink up there is a great experience. The food is excellent*. There is a bar and this is a mixed blessing. On the plus side, drinks here are much cheaper than on the roof (possibly because they don’t attract the same level of Govt taxes as drinks sold in a restaurant?). On the downside, it’s dark (windowless) and is effectively a men-only place (women are allowed in, of course, but I doubt few would feel comfortable in there). If there is one thing that can better the rooftop it’s the staff. Everyone is really friendly, and the standards of service are far higher than I was probably expecting from a place at this level of budget. In summary, I heartily recommend this hotel to anyone. It’s very good value for money. *the toast is overpriced though!"

"Yes"

"Great staff. Spotless. "