Hotel Pearl Palace Jaipur

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Ajmer Rd, Hathroi Fort Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, 302001, 91-141-2373700

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at the Hotel Pearl Palace Jaipur

Delhi Belly

So, today me and wayner are having kinda a down day, i'm not sure if i'm sick or not yet...I don't feel the greatest and straying too far from could be dangerous i reckon. Wayne hasn't been feeling all the great either - he made a couple visits to uncle ralph last night and one this morning...but really, could be worse. YESTERDAY though, was a great - very eventful day - we woke up early and made our way to the taj mahal...so so beautiful! it doesn't look real, not even when your standing the...

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India akreger
Loose Movements and Loose Ends

Well my one day stop over in Delhi turned into one week of fevers and foul smelling ****... After having been to the hospital to get millions of different tablets to cure whatever my immune system was unable to, I had a day of feeling better, the sun rose over a congested megacity once more and I felt ready to get moving, I had been static and it was getting me down. I know everyone that comes to India is ill in a similar way but I had little to do than consider where I hadn't made it to, and...

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India awfullook
I'm From 'All Over'...

Hopped back onto the tourist bandwagon after my depressing week in Delhi, hitting Jaipur up for all it had to offer. I feel like I'm dealing with the day to day ***** India, and I guess traveling in general, throws at you much better now, almost a month ago, if you had stopped me on the humid streets of Delhi and began some sort of tout spiel at me I'd probably of listened and answered your questions, even though I knew what was going on, it would have been a burden to me, an annoyance. Now, ...

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India awfullook
Monkey antics in the Pink City

Jaipur

Jaipur, also known as the Pink City, for the obvious reason, that the buildings are all painted pink .... ish is the capital of the state of Rajasthan. We arrived here after what felt like a never ending journey of 40 degree claustrophobia to a sea of rickshaw wallahs all fighting for our business, we usually pick our ride on who is the least pushiest but here there was no such person. Our bags were whipped up by Mundi i think his name was, and put in the back of his rickshaw,...

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India benamber
Jaipur

Ok, so we arrived in Jaipur at about 2.00pm after leaving Mumbai at about 7.00pm the previous day. We booked a room at the Hotel Pearl Palace, which turned out being a really nice place. The food was fantastic!! I kept getting the chicken tikka masala because it was so good. Jaipur itself was a little disappointing. It was here that I realised that the hassle I was getting off street traders and taxi drivers wasn't going to ease. Everytime we walked onto the street, we got tonnes of bad atten...

Jaipur, India brianomaoileoin
Varanasi-Agra-Jaipur

Wow, India has been an overdose of the senses so far - as expected! The sights, the smells, the noise, the colours, the hassle, the traffic - but rewarding! Varanasi is one of the most confusing places I've been, tiny little winding streets full of markets, goats, buffalo, holy men and oh so much rubbish. A magnificent place to watch people, thousands of them down by the holy Ganges to wash, bathe, swim, play cricket, meditate and cremate the dead. Took an overnight train to Agra, got caught ...

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India cazandandy
The Pink City

Day 6+7 - Busy with a dash of beauty

Firstly I must say that the hotel was exceptional! The rooms were nice and clean, with cable T.V (even espn), the food was of a good quality and the staff were extremely helpful.

For the first day in Jaipur we decided to give the driver a rest after the long 12 or more drive the previous day. We soon found that it's just as stressful as Delhi to get about by foot. To walk 2km it takes 1 1/2 hours!

The day was mainly spent negotiating ...

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India danny_soso144
What a mess!

So we roll into Jaipur and are prepared for a good time. Since we met up with a girl in Pushkar who told us about the hotel we chose to stay at, we were pretty geared for Holi. But before we get started on Holi, Dave needs to tell you all about being a clutz. He'll often get on Lisa's case about being a clutz, as she's typically the one to stub her toe, bang her head, trip over her own feet, etc. But every now and again on this trip, Dave has hurt himself... badly. There was the time in South...

Jaipur, India daveandlisa
Running the gautlet!

Upon arrival here, BAM we were hit with the India we had been warned about. On getting off the bus we were surrounded by at least a hundred rickshaw and tuk-tuk drivers. A hundred "No thank you"s later, we finally broke free from their claustrophobic clasping. What an exhuasting experience especially after a sweaty 4 hour bus journey. We made our way to our hotel (by foot) and it immediatley felt like an oasis in the desert. A quick shower and some grub, we headed off (on foot again) into the...

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India dixieannie
Night Train to Jaipur and DJ Rants

Sleeper class on an Indian train is the solid Indian middle class way of travel. Some "real" travelers will tell you that you haven't had the true Indian experience unless you travel around in third class. This involves beating your way through a mob of people to six inches of ass space on a hard upright bench that you will share for 30 hours with a flatulent fat guy, the old man with TB who seems to be aiming for your mouth with every lung draining cough, a family of two parents and their fi...

Jaipur, India djchurch

Historical Traveler Reviews of Hotel Pearl Palace Jaipur

I Loved this Hotel!

from Davidevs
You'll be pleasantly surprised walking into this place ,Lovely room, friendly staff, Rooftop restaurant food pretty good ,If you're like me, and are somewhat overwhelmed with the options, and a little concerned about making a good choice in such a far away place at budget prices, well, no need to worry.. Clean, well organized, top notch and very helpful staff, great location (walking distance from bus station), and great food. For a budget hotel, you can't go wrong. You'll love it.

David Evans

david_evans1@hotmail.com

Wonderful place

from sweetydarling
The best place we have stayed in india. Mr Singh the owner of the hotel is a really nice person who told us a lot of things about how to enjoy india and how not to fall in tricks people can play too you. The food is just excellent, rooms are clean and pretty. the hotel is located in a quiet area. They can wash your clothes for few money, book your bus or train. I would stay there again, no doubt!

Ask for rooftop chairs

from RobertNo1
My wife and I stayed in the Hotel Pearl Palace for 3 lovely nights and when we booked, Mr Singh sounded like a friendly person. On arrival at Jaipur station we called the hotel and they promptly sent a very affable driver who did not offer to take us shopping or to visit factories. A refreshing change.

We were shown to our rooms almost immediately and allowed a few minutes to rest before check in. The rooms were immaculate. Well decorated, clean and with a balcony.

The rooftop restaurant with its artistically designed chairs had a really lush, tropical feel thanks to the many well chosen and well watered plants and palms. The view is also magical. The menu is comprehensive and the food reliably cooked to perfection. We had breakfast and dinner there everyday.

Staff are friendly and don't mind bringing water to your room late at night.

We would happily have paid more for this room. Excellent value for money.

Robert Andrews

It's special design and warmly service.

from Spiegel
To all it may concern. My wife and I want to recommend about Pearl Palace Hotel in Jaipur. It was our luck to arrive to this beautiful hotel with it's special design and warmly service. We had a wonderful time especially with thanks to Mr. Singh and his wife. The hotel management and the staff gives u true smiles that comes from the heart. Best and clean Hotel we have been in India. Rooms are very good value for the money and the rooftop restaurant relaxing with excellent food it was surprising that they have 24hours money changer with better prices even we say travellers not staying in the hotel also come for money changing . Don't miss it!!!

Very enjoyable

from rtd2
Dated decor, but good sized room. Not in the thick of it, but not a problem as autrorickshaws were cheap and plentiful. Very friendly, helpful staff. Has the feel of living in someone's home, without being claustrophobic. Roof-top restaurant with lovely cooking. Good tipping policy - box on the front desk for all members of staff. Cheap as chips. Recommend it.

This is a must!!

from Paulky
This hotel is a must if you are staying in Jaipur. Forget the big names and expensive hotels. This is a small inexpensive and superb hotel. It is a clean hotel , the food is very good value ( and extremely safe) the staff are all very helpful and very much caters for European visitors, with high standards set for them. It is a great place to meet other visitors and spend some time in the rooftop terrace cafe. The staff can also help you with your ongoing accommodation within Rajasthan. We really enjoyed our stay and cannot recommend this hotel highly enough.

Paul Kirkwood

kirkwoods@btinternet.com

An oasis in Jaipur

from DiverDrew
I stayed at the Hotel Pearl Palace for two nights on a recent tour of northern India that included Agra/Jaipur/Delhi. Although I am a mid-30's business executive used to staying in 4-5 star hotels, given that I was traveling alone, not wanting to spend a lot of money, and open to 'roughing-it', I looked for budget hotels that had been rated highly. Reviews I'd read about the Hotel Pearl Palace were encouraging and as it turns out, the hotel was one of the best accommodation values I've ever found, certainly not coming anywhere close to my idea of roughing-it. In fact, I felt spoiled by it.

Anyone who has been to India knows that it can be overwhelming. There's just so much to see and do, and what you see and do can be very emotionally draining. Add to that temperatures over 105F and you can find yourself looking for an escape at the end of a long day.

The Hotel Pearl Palace is a perfect escape, an oasis that provides a reprieve from the day and yet complements the city of Jaipur and its environs really well. Given that this is a budget hotel, the rooms are basic but are well equipped. Given the temperature I found it necessary to have an air-conditioned room (the additional cost was miniscule).

The communal areas of the hotel are beautiful. The hallways are ornately decorated with painted ceilings and local artwork. The rooftop restaurant is a paradise, offering great views of the city, while relaxing over a meal, cup of coffee, cold bottled water or beer. The menu was extensive and the food was fantastic.

The staff is outstanding. I was treated more kindly than I have ever been while staying at so-called 5-star hotels. There is a policy against tipping individuals and instead there is a tip jar in the lobby to offer the entire staff thanks for the level of care provided.

The other guests were a mix, ranging from groups of young back-packers, to people in Jaipur on business. I met some really nice people at dinner each night. Although I did not meet the owner, he did stop by during my stay after a particularly heavy afternoon downpour to make sure everything was okay.

The hotel is located about a 5-minute auto-rickshaw ride from the entrance gates to the 'pink city'. Cost in the off-season was 40-50 rupees.

I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

FANTASTIC

from corahui
Attention to detail, owners committed to provide a great service, great and cozy restaurant on the roof. Incredible staff, great disposition and wonderful sorrundings ( next to an archeological site). I love the place, would return and stay there for an extended time.

One hundred percent recommended hotel

from A TripAdvisor Member
You cannot find a better budget hotel in Jaipur (perhaps India) than the Hotel Pearl Palace. For very reasonable rates you get spotless, modern, well facilitated rooms, of a standard that will make you very happy indeed! But this is just the beginning... the hotel has a beautiful rooftop restaurant with far reaching city views and absolutely unique metalwork sculptures and furniture. You eat your delicious, great value meals surrounded by elephant chairs, hand crafted terracotta tiles, potted plants, and lighting that creates a very relaxed ambience. The art is a continuous theme throughout the hotel with the friendly, honest, and kind, Mr. Singh, his family, and staff being a very talented bunch who always go the extra mile to make you time there enjoyable and comfortable. As two young women traveling for a lengthy period in what can be a disconcerting country at times, Hotel Pearl Palace is truly a remarkable safe haven in which to settle down and explore Jaipur from. One hundred percent recommended!

Every traveler Must know

from A TripAdvisor Member
One MUST both experience and see Hotel Pearl Palace. It's the best hotel in India - service is great, rooms are spotlessly clean and huge, the food is wonderful and diverse, hot water all the time, clean towels, nice and relaxed atmosphere, kind staff. And why is a Hotel Pearl Palace a must see? Well, because it is a small masterpiece. This masterpiece was created and designed by Mr Singh, the proprietor. The interior décor is superb, full of local arts & crafts and other interesting details. The most interesting place in the hotel has to be the fantastic rooftop terrace. Every sculpted iron table and every sculpted iron chair is a masterpiece itself. You can choose whether you'll take a lunch eating on an "elephant table" or you'll take a dinner sitting on a "funny face" chair. Terracotta bas-reliefs on the walls, sculptures, wood carvings all around you. Of course, not to forget to mention - the flowers and plants. Finally, a place where plants and flowers are well taken care of, watered regularly etc. You will find beautiful flowers all around you - on the terrace, in the rooms, in front of the hotel, behind the hotel, in the reception room - it's so wonderful and relaxing. The guests can feel very safe here. The proprietor, Mr Singh is a fantastic person who will take care of all your problems. He sure resolved all of our problems. After long day of sightseeing and lots of shopping we could hardly wait to go back to Hotel Pearl Palace - to our home, as we used to call it.


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