Hotels Near कौटिल्य लाइब्रेरी in Jaipur

Our group of people lived in 3 rooms. The rooms were clean and tidy. The decoration was very Indian. Each room was different. The front desk and room service staff were very warm and friendly. Breakfast can be booked with the front desk. It is reasonable to have a scrambled egg and a cup of coffee for 30 yuan. Going out to eat the hotel will help to call the tug. This price is set to such a homestay, I think it is worth the money.

The hotel is clean and tidy. I am very satisfied. I will stay again if I have a chance! The location of the hotel is very good, easy to find, very close to the attractions, and the food is very hygienic and delicious. There are Chinese and Western options for breakfast, which is great!

No words to express the experience in this hotel wonderful excellence of service given by the staff of Marriott especially Ms. Supriya thank you for making it memorable for our anniversary she arranged a beautiful celebration for us. Truly appreciated!!! Thank you sooooooo much Ms Supriya once again you made this stay really worth visiting definitely gonna visit again

It is very close to Jaipur station, so you can easily walk to the station even if you arrive late. It is close to the subway station and has good accessibility to major tourist attractions.

Stayed here for 2 nights. Overall, it was very good, but the only regrets were that the towels were collected on the second day but were not replaced with new ones, and that the refrigerator could not be used. However, everything else was very good. The interior was nice and clean, and the morning of the second day had to be around 5:30 a.m., so they prepared breakfast for me to take out and even made me coffee. I did. thank you very much!

This has been the most interesting hotel we have been in India. If you are looking for a hotel with character in Jaipur this is it. The entrance facade is marvellous, really beautiful. Every furniture, every wall, every picture has been meticulously put together to make you feel you are in a little indian palace. It really reminds me the vibe of a riad from Marraketch but the indian version of it. The room was really beautiful as the rest of the hotel, just a shame that the windows where facing a building next door very very close, so no views, no much light, windows were really dirty and blind were broken, so we couldn't open on if them, but we didn't bother to open as we knew there was nothing to see. We used the pool, which we found it really cute in a little courtyard, but they overdid it with the chlorine. The breakfast selection wasn't as varied as others hotels we've been to, but the quality and the service was really good. The highlight of the hotel is the rooftop, beautiful sunset we had on our first night there, delicious dinner and an amazing dancing and singing perfor***ce by one of the local family, we really enjoyed it. The hotel arranged a driver for sightseeing one day - which was convenient and the driver was knowledgeable. Just be aware that despite them saying they wouldn't we were still taken to clothes shops and spice shops for the general tourist hustle. Overall a really good hotel to stay. A good congratulations to the team, specially the waiters and housekeeping for their hardwork.

Facilities: So beautiful, palace design: Hygiene: Very clean, tidy and comfortable. Environment: The weather is nice, comfortable and refreshing. Service: Super attentive and responsive to all requests. It’s no problem to ask for another welcome ceremony the next day.

Apart from being expensive, nothing else is wrong. From the moment you get off the bus until you enter the room, the ceremony is full of rituals. I don't know if it's a fixed golden room. It's packed three times a day. I also called to urge you to eat.