The best accommodations Rajasthan

The old car parked at the entrance of the hotel and the beautiful olive and gold frescoes in the reception area will immediately take you back to the India of the 1940s. For the rest, the hotel has been able to adapt to modernity. Electricity, hot water, air conditioning, Internet... nothing is missing for a pleasant stay in one of the 14 spacious rooms of this family-run establishment. The staff is always on hand to take care of guests, and for those who love horseback riding, the owner also organises horse rides at his Princess Trails riding school.

A former renovated maharaja palace converted into a hotel in 1975. The location has character and has a certain charm, outdated but pleasant. The library of the day is a little wonder and the garden is ready for relaxation. Suites and superb bathrooms are recommended. The benefits are generally of a good level, only the frame of the restaurant is disappointing. The swimming pool next to the garden is unfortunately exposed to prying eyes. The reception is great and the customer is at his comfort. Note: organization of horse riding.

Open for years, without any authenticity, it remains very well maintained and the bathrooms are good. It is a very popular address for tourists who appreciate the kindness of the service. Above all, the hotel pays its position on the shores of the lake and just steps from the City Palace. The room was very clean and the room was clean.

Much cheaper than its neighbour, the Ajit Bhawan, it is less luxurious. The reception is less pedantic and more sincere. Beautiful swimming pool in a relaxing garden, a haven of peace. Given the price, the benefits are correct. Modern and sober decoration in large, well-equipped rooms. The restaurant is right. Indian and continental cuisine, count 250 Pr for breakfast, 350 Rp for lunch and 550 Rp for dinner. But finally a price-price ratio disappointing given the potential of the classified Heritage.

This 19th century haveli was the home of Bhairon Singh, the Prime Minister of the Maharaja of Bikaner. Once through the door, the visitor is transported into the past. The 21 rooms are richly decorated and furnished in a traditional way: animal skins, weapons and family portraits hanging on the walls, carpets, jarokha and carved windows, antique chandeliers... The decoration is similar in the dining room where you can order the specialties of the region, Chinese or continental dishes. A pleasant garden and a beautiful swimming pool complete the ensemble.

Located in Jaipur, in the Indian state of Rajasthan, the Hotel Mahal Khandela is a historic luxury hotel. It is housed in a mansion with Mughal-style details, just 1.8 km from Jaipur Junction railway station and 4.2 km from the City Palace. The elegant rooms are decorated in different styles and offer free Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TVs. Some rooms also feature a window seat. Facilities include a restaurant-bar, rooftop terrace with pool and sun loungers, and Ayurvedic services. Breakfast is included in the room rate. The hotel also offers services such as free parking, outdoor pool, laundry service and accepts pets. Guests have enjoyed the hotel's rooms and services, noting an average rating of 3.8 for rooms and 4.2 for location and services and facilities.

Located on the west of the lake, close to the city centre, this hotel is one of the best points of observation to embrace the lake. The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff were friendly and helpful. However, decoration lacks fantasy and bathrooms could be larger, but everything remains of satisfactory value for money. An address preferred by tour operators.