The best hotels in and around Jaipur
Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a business trip with a side of culture, this list of the best hotels in Jaipur–segregated by location–is steeped in the soulfully sleek and chic hospitality the Pink City proudly proffers. With its scope of stunning palaces, formidable forts, and vibrant markets, Jaipur reveals itself to tourists like no other city, and checking in to one of these tried and tested Condé Nast Traveller favourites guarantees a good time.
Hotels in the City Centre
The central district of Jaipur encompasses C-Scheme, Civil Lines, and the surrounding areas along the Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, all of which form the city's bustling hub of commercial activity. The best hotels in Jaipur city range from opulent palaces and charming guesthouses to busy business hotels. Notably, these areas provide convenient access to modern and ancient city attractions, making them an ideal base for exploring the city's multifaceted charisma. Here are the best hotels in Jaipur.
- Taj Amer
Taj Amer, Chimanpura
Taj Amer, located near Amer Fort and 25 kilometres from Jaipur’s airport, offers a unique blend of comfort and heritage in the Aravalli range. The property features themed rooms and suites with peacock motifs, providing modern amenities and stunning views. Guests can enjoy rejuvenating therapies at the J Wellness Circle or relax at the poolside bar. Dining options include global cuisines at Shamiana, pan-Asian dishes at House of Ming, and cocktails at House of Nomad. The expansive Jaigarh ballroom lends itself well to grand events. Taj Amer combines luxury with convenience, making it the ideal choice for those travelling to on business trips to Jaipur.– Karina Acharya
Doubles from Rs21,330* , Website - Hotel Diggi Palace
Diggi Palace, Shivaji Marg
In the heart of this historical city lies Diggi Palace, a heritage hotel that seamlessly blends modern luxury with a rich legacy. Established in 1860 by Shri Thakur Saheb Pratap Singh Ji Diggi, Diggi Palace is surrounded by lush gardens and expansive lawns, inviting guests to relax while appreciating its storied past. The hotel's architecture and decor reflect its historical significance, offering a glimpse into Jaipur’s royal heritage. The property is pet-friendly, allowing guests to enjoy their stay with their furry companions in the spacious gardens. Diggi Palace offers elegant accommodations, including the sophisticated Courtyard Suite, the regal Palace Suite, and Heritage Rooms that blend traditional decor with modern comfort, capturing Jaipur’s cultural essence. Dining at Diggi Palace offers memorable experiences, featuring the Baradari Restaurant with Rajasthani and global flavours, and La Brass Restaurant and Bar, which combines local and international cuisines. The vibrant Decibel Nightclub provides an energetic nightlife option. Guests can also enjoy cultural activities, workshops, and camel safaris, making it a perfect blend of heritage and modernity in Jaipur. – Karina Acharya
Doubles from Rs6,604.64*, Website Samode Haveli, Gangapole
Tucked away in a corner of the Old City lies Samode Haveli, a 225-year-old palace turned boutique hotel that serves as a serene oasis amid Old Jaipur’s bustling action. This elegant haveli features 50 classic rooms and suites, including the opulent Sheesh Mahal, blending old-world allure with modern comforts. Guests can explore the vibrant local markets in the neighbourhood on guided walks, unwind in the beautifully refurbished lounge with courtyard views, or relax by the poolside bar. The haveli’s terrace is the perfect setting to enjoy sundowners with panoramic views of the city. Dining options include an elaborate breakfast buffet and intimate private meals by the pool. For relaxation, the standalone spa offers a range of indulgent treatments.– Karina Acharya
Doubles from Rs30,591.50*, WebsiteITC Rajputana, Gopalbari
This property is an old-time classic located near Jaipur Junction Railway Station. Designed as a traditional haveli, albeit with modern allure, the elegant red brick exterior encompasses a central atrium that loftily rises on various levels. The indulgent luxury Rajasthan is known for is best enjoyed in the tastefully grand Thikana Suite. Equally memorable are the toothsome spreads put forward by Executive Chef Parul Kapoor, be it the Northwestern frontier fare at Peshawri or the varied delicacies of the state’s desert region at Jaipur Pavilion.
Doubles from Rs19,000*, Website
Taj Rambagh, Bhawani Singh Road
The former residence of Maharani Gayatri Devi is now a coveted Taj group property with 78 exquisite rooms and suites. The rooms magically mirror their past avatars as royal chambers, designed with four-poster beds, walk-in wardrobes, and spacious bathrooms. The palace has been meticulously adorned with intricately-crafted marble jalis, sandstone balustrades, cupolas, and cenotaphs, all surrounded by stunning Mughal gardens. Guests can relish fine-dining experiences at Suvarna Mahal or the refined ambience of the Polo Bar.
Doubles from Rs71,100*, WebsiteRose Amer, Civil Lines
Tucked away in a quiet corner of the exclusive neighbourhood of Civil Lines, just steps away from the Governor's residence, Rose Amer was once a colonial-era guesthouse. Now an elegant boutique property boasting eight lavish suites, its esteemed clientele includes celebrities such as actor Deepika Padukone, cricketer Ajay Jadeja, and music composer Ricky Kej. Behind the high walls of Civil Lines Street, you would never guess that this property is situated on a sprawling 22-acre estate–replete with 1,000 mature trees, walls adorned with exquisite Pichwai artwork, and uniquely-furnished rooms complete with private living areas, gardens, and patios. Guests can host parties in the sound-insulated banquet hall, explore gravel pathways on an ATV, or savour farm-to-table food made from vegetables grown in-house.
Doubles from Rs40,500*, WebsiteRAAS Rajmahal, C- Scheme
Situated in the heart of the city, adjacent to the MGF Metropolis Mall and a cluster of quaint cafes and restaurants in C-Scheme, this property dates back to 1729. Once the residence of the Queen of Jaipur (Maharani Gayatri Devi), its hallowed halls have hosted several esteemed guests over the years, including Queen Elizabeth, Princess Diana, Lord Mountbatten, and Jackie Kennedy. The property's rose-tinted façade and 18 tastefully-designed suites adorned with Art Deco furniture, 44 types of bespoke wallpaper, and sprawling gardens lend it a cinematic feel. Try drinks at the portico-styled Polo Bar and a candlelit dinner at 51 Shades of Pink restaurant.
Doubles from Rs35,000*, Website- ABN
Narain Niwas Palace, Narain Singh Rd
Nearing its centennial anniversary, this hallmark heritage haveli, turned affordable hotel, lies between Birla Mandir and Albert Hall. The palace is more than just serviced apartments, hotel rooms, and a shopping arcade; it houses Shikaar Bagh, the hottest party place in the town); Bar Palladio, the most Instagram-worthy bar in the city; and Orleans, a gorgeous, gourmet French café . Everything from the art on the walls to the food on the menu focuses on the revival of royal traditions.
Doubles from- Rs 12,300*, Website
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Hilton, Hawa Sadak
This renowned hotel caters to business and leisure travellers who prefer to stay close to the central business district in comfort. The property boasts a plethora of amenities, such as a terrace pool, spa, and multiple restaurants, along with plush rooms. For those who seek a rewarding dining experience, the hotel's rooftop lounge, Nebulae, is the highest in the city and provides an extensive selection of cocktails and gourmet goodies.
Doubles from Rs9,212*, Website Taj Jai Mahal Palace, Civil Lines
Situated in the quiet Civil Lines area, this 18th-century palace offers easy access to Jaipur's famous forts, palaces, and markets. Taj Jai Mahal is a stunning testament to the architectural beauty of the Indo-Saracenic style, featuring polished marble and vaulting ceilings that retain their original glamour. The Luxury Room, complete with garden views, offers a beautiful blend of modern comfort coupled with the rich heritage of Rajasthan. Spread across 18 acres, the Mughal-style gardens of the palace are a sight to behold. Try the Giardino restaurant near the pool, serving traditional Italian food. Doubles from Rs18,800*, Website
Hotels around the walled city
Amid the hubbub of the lively marketplaces, you'll find prominent historical landmarks such as Hawa Mahal, The City Palace and Jantar Mantar, hidden treasures to shop for, and some of the best street food to try. Despite the footfall of locals and tourists, the walled city has limited luxury accommodations.Raj Palace, Amer Road
This historical mansion-turned-luxury hotel inside the walled city of Jaipur is like a precious box of jewels that exudes art and beauty from every corner. For 10 consecutive years, the property has earned the coveted title of the World's Leading Heritage Hotel by The World Travel Awards. The hotel boasts 50 lavish rooms and suites inspired by Mughal architecture: its Museum Suites even boast relics cherished by the past royalty. Savour delectable cuisine, indulge in a spa treatment, catch a film in the exclusive cinema, or bask in the beauty of the pool, gardens, and courtyards.
Doubles from Rs38,300*, Website- Ashish Sahi
The Johri, Johri Bazaar
Nestled in the heart of the iconic Johri Bazaar, you can walk to Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and many of Jaipur's famous shops and street food stalls from The Johri. Located in the narrowest lane of the Old Town, this 19th-century haveli is one of Jaipur's most-exquisite heritage hotels; each of its five extravagant rooms provides an oasis of tranquillity amid the cacophony of the crowded city. The central courtyard and baithak outside the rooms offer the perfect setting for relaxation, as do the cocktails at The Johri and Sons bar.
Doubles from Rs30,680*, Website
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Trident, Amer
Stylishly situated between the city of Amber on one side and the walled city of Jaipur on the other, Trident offers the unparalleled scenic beauty of the Mansagar Lake, Jal Mahal, and the surrounding mountains. The hotel exudes an old-world charm, from the Jharokha-style balcony featured in each room to Verandah, a swish restaurant that faces the courtyard-style pool.
Doubles from Rs13,500*, WebsiteHotels near Jaipur airport
The area near the Jaipur airport is primarily a commercial and industrial zone. Several hotel shopping centres, such as World Trade Park and Gaurav Tower, offer a range of stores and restaurants for visitors to explore near the airport. The Hyatt Regency, Mansarover
A 20-minute drive from the airport, this Hyatt property is the newest addition to the modern palace hotels of Jaipur. The hotel's architecture is derived from the most prominent historical attractions of the city, such as Amber Fort and Nahargarh; the storied property mesmerises with its marble pillars, elephant motifs adorning its parapets, intricate thikri inlay embellishing its walls, and the Mughal charbagh. The restaurant, Shrot, prioritises sourcing ingredients and utilising local produce to create international delicacies, while The Royal Bar and Bakery boasts a selection of cocktails steeped in fascinating anecdotes from the world history of liquor.
Doubles from Rs17,100*, WebsiteMarriott, Jawahar Circle
This 5-star hotel is an ideal destination for business and leisure travellers, and is located in close proximity to World Trade Park, Patrika Gate, Jawahar Circle, and Jhalana Leopard Safari. It features modern amenities and en suite bathrooms with bathtubs for true relaxation. You can relish the flavours of India at Okra or unwind at Lounge 18 in the evening.
Doubles from Rs14,158*, WebsiteHotels in Kukas
Kukas has become a hub of the best hotels in Jaipur. This quaint industrial town, located on the outskirts of Jaipur, has an array of resorts and hotels from many major national and international brands. The strategic location of Kukas, perched along the corridor of picturesque mountains close to Amber, is directly adjacent to the Jaipur-Delhi national highway, transforming the location into a tourist, business, wedding, and events hotspot.- Himanshu Lakhwani
Raffles Jaipur, Kukas
While it might be among the smaller hotels in the brand’s portfolio, Raffles Jaipur is replete with a sense of place and an inherent sumptuousness that is a throwback to its first outing in Singapore in 1887. The rooms and suites across eight categories fan out around long verandahs, each a private oasis with a balcony facing away from the main road and an outdoor tub or private pool. The food across the hotel is a mix of global and Indian flavours along with local Rajasthani fare including street food classics like the mirchi bada, laal maas, and more. The four main dining spaces include Arkaa, a modern Indian restaurant that reworks classics from Rajasthan and North India. Safir, in the atrium, is a tea and Champagne bar and a perfect place for a late afternoon high tea with scones, sandwiches, dimsum, and a selection of fine brews, while the rooftop Sehara serves Mediterranean and Italian specialties. And then there is the Writer’s Bar with its distinct design identity: think royal blues, hand-painted wall art, a two-floor library, and chiaroscuro lighting that changes according to the time of day. – Diya Kohli
Doubles from Rs60,000*, Website
The Leela Palace, Kukas
With winding walkways shaded by swaying trees, meandering past shimmering lotus ponds and regal fountains, The Leela Palace Jaipur is a majestic haven that caters to your most discerning desires–think de rigueur destination weddings, regal retreats, and serene escapes. Offering private butlers, gambolling golf carts, multiple restaurants, and a state-of-the-art spa, this place is straight-up divine. With a private pool, gazebo bed, mini waterfall, and outdoor seating, the Royal Villas of Leela are ideal for staycations or entertaining friends and family. Savour Italian delights with a twist at Preet Mahal or dine under the candlelight at the Mohan Mahal restaurant.
Doubles from Rs28,000*, WebsiteFairmont, Kukas
Close to the Amer Fort, Fairmont is the top-drawer Jaipur hotel for family vacations, honeymooners, world-class events, and destination weddings. If personalisation is modern-day luxury, then Fairmont raises the bar with the ‘six senses welcome ceremony’ that it rolls out for every guest. The Fairmont Terrace Suite has one of the most extensive terraces, with a private room and great views. With a circular granite bathtub full of rose petals, exotic flowers, fresh oranges, and neem, Fairmont's lavish Hamman-style bathrooms are swoon-worthy. The Chauras swimming pool is the property's focal point and stands out for its exquisite design. Treat yourself to a curated menu, while children stay entertained with master chef classes, bubble baths, mini massages, village excursions, and hiking. Doubles from Rs35999*, Website
Hotels around Jaipur
Within an hour's drive from the city lies a more scenic side of the region, boasting beautiful properties that are unlike any other within the city. These properties are attractions in themselves, all while being a convenient day trip from the bustle of Jaipur.Oberoi Rajvilas, Agra Road
The flagship property is located 20 minutes from Jaipur's Old City, towards Agra. The hotel that’s built like a fort spreads across 32 acres of lush gardens that hold a restored 280-year-old Shiva temple and a Rajasthani haveli; the hotel offers premier rooms, luxury tents, villas with private pools, and a royal tent. Book a Kohinoor Villa with fountains, a private pool, outdoor dining, and verdant plant life surrounded by a moat. Try a ‘royal dining experience’ at the Raj Mahal restaurant, serving unusual dishes from remote corners of India. And don’t forget to sip on a drink in the colonial-style library bar at the Rajwada. Goner Rd, Prem Nagar. Doubles from Rs72,500*, Website
Mundota Fort and Palace, Mundota
In the heart of rural Rajasthan, an hour's drive from Jaipur, towards Nagaur, lies the Mundota Fort. It also features a palace and is considered India’s first heritage polo resort. The property offers stunning 360-degree views from the hill fort, where guests can witness the thrilling game of polo. The War Fort Wing, set atop a hill, offers 10 private plunge pool suites, perfect for families or groups seeking privacy and luxury. The Palace Wing boasts 115 rooms, featuring painstakingly restored frescos. The all-day dining restaurant, Baradari, and the speakeasy bar, The Trophy Room, complete the indulgent experience.
Doubles from Rs17,700*, Website
Fort Alila, Bishangarh
Fort Alila is a mere six-kilometre detour from the Jaipur-Delhi national highway, making it an easy add-on to the Golden Triangle Itinerary (Delhi-Agra-Jaipur).This 230-year-old fortress stands tall, like a guardian benevolently overlooking the quaint town of Bishangarh. With odd nooks and corners transformed into cosy seating spaces, each Fort Room has a unique layout. The narrow, winding passages of the corridors are lined with boulders jutting out from its foundation, adding a rugged character that aligns with the fortress’ wartime past. The regal suites at Alila are some of the best rooms on the property, complete with a circular, in-room, marble stone tub, plush beds, multiple lounging corners, and walk-in closets. Guests can hike to ancient temples, follow an almost forgotten trail to a village that once thrived along a riverbank, and indulge in the local ‘hunter cuisine’ at the Rooftop Nazara restaurant. Doubles from Rs18,260*, Website
- Villa Palladio Jaipur
The Villa Palladio, Jamdoli Chouraha
This nine-room property sits on three acres of land, encircled by a crenellated white wall for privacy. Originally built in the 1980s as a traditional Rajasthani haveli by Thakur Abhay Singh of Kanota, it has been revitalised by designers Barbara Miolini and Marie-Anne Oudejans. The duo, who also designed Bar Palladio, have incorporated a mix of European, Indian, and Chinese influences, drawing inspiration from the Silk Route. While Bar Palladio champions a blue hue, Villa Palladio's predominant colour is a vibrantly-risqué red.
Doubles from Rs37,170*, Website*Prices are subject to change.
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