Ramada Jaipur
Govind Marg Raja Park Jaipur, Rajasthan, 302004, India
TravelPod Member ReviewsRamada Jaipur
“Very comfortable”
astorixx 6 contributions
Brisbane, Australia
Aug 26, 2011
We stayed overnight while on our golden triangle tour. The accommodation was very comfortable. Internet was a pain. Paid for 90mins wi-fi and the server was down, so couldn't use. Ended up using free internet computers in the business centre the next morning just before we departed. Enjoyed room service for dinner. Buffet breakfast the next morning was very good. Location good. Park across the road if you like to walk/jog/run. Rooftop pool fantastic. Views over city great. Gym very basic and very hot. Staff helpful. Doorman had a great personality and look, particularly the beard and piercing green eyes!
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