Sajjan Niwas Hotel

Great heritage stay in the heart of Jaipur!Stayed at Sajjan Niwas, Jaipur and had a very pleasant experience. The hotel offers beautiful heritage vibes with a peaceful and classy atmosphere. Despite being located in the centre of Jaipur, the place feels calm and relaxing.Accessibility can be a little tricky, but once you’re there, it’s totally worth it. The presence of many international guests adds to the charm and quality of the stay. The fresh breakfast was the cherry on the cake’simple, tasty, and well prepared.Highly recommended for those who enjoy heritage properties and a peaceful stay in Jaipur.

The hotel is average’the rooms aren’t luxurious, but they’re good for the price we paid. The service is great. They also have a rooftop restaurant, and the food, especially the dal khichdi and parathas, was very tasty.There are two routes to reach this place. If you’re arriving early in the morning, you’ll need to take an alternate route, as the common entry gate remains closed at that time. Also, our cab driver had trouble finding the hotel location, so it’s better to use nearby landmarks like Hotel Magenta or Umaid Bhavan as the drop-off point and then check in from there.

We had a really good stay at Sajjan Niwas. The property was comfortable, clean, and felt very welcoming. The staff were extremely supportive and always ready to help whenever we needed anything. The host was smooth and easy to communicate with, which made the whole check-in and stay experience hassle-free. Overall, everything was well managed and we felt relaxed throughout our stay. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Jaipur.

I visited this hotel after seeing the photos and reviews, which made it look like a grand, palace-style place. However, in reality, the experience was a bit different.The parking space is limited, and the entry area could be improved, especially since there is construction work going on nearby, which affects the first impression. The rooms were average and could be better maintained. There is no lift for the upper floors, which may be inconvenient for some guests.The breakfast options were limited, but one highlight was the terrace view, which was quite nice and enjoyable.Overall, if you are traveling on a low budget and want a place that gives a slight palace-like feel, this hotel can be considered. With improvements in facilities and maintenance, it has the potential to offer a better stay.

This hotel is suitable mainly for guests who want to experience the feel of a heritage property. Other than that, most aspects of the stay are average. The rooms are spacious, with large beds, and the washrooms are neat and clean. The hotel is located in a decent area and is conveniently close to the railway station.However, the breakfast options are very limited, and the food quality is average. The restaurant is located on the top floor, and there is no lift in the hotel, so guests have to use the stairs, which can be quite difficult for elderly people and children.Several basic amenities’such as bottled water, toilet paper, and toiletries’are not provided proactively and are only given upon request. These are essentials that one would normally expect from a 3-star property.Additionally, the geysers are kept switched off, and you need to call the staff to get hot water for a shower, which can be inconvenient. Overall, it’s best not to keep high expectations while booking this hotel