Naila Bagh Palace

It was a former palace and had some nice charm about it. My main gripe was with the beds. The mattress was AWFUL. other than that quite unique and a nice breakfast

This hotel could be a real treasure BUT it lacks the warmth of hospitality from the management team, which frankly, just lets the whole place down. From arrival there is no real sense of pleasure from the Management, no smiles or real welcoming feel. I feel sad to say this but on on our 3 week India trio this was our least favourite place we stayed.The hotel staff themselves are nice though. The hotel building itself is old and rustic and does has charming rooms, which some may say need upgrading however we thought were nice. The ambience of the hotel does get stars knocked off however as the owners/managers just give off a depressing feeling.

酒店环境和服务很好，很有特色，有个很漂亮的泳池，只是床不太舒服，还各种响，起床后感觉比前一天还要累

I stayed in the hotel for just under a week, having travelled to other parts of India. The hotel was a refuge from the busy City surrounding it and really really comfortable. The food is excellent, though expensive. Service was great, we were cared for on arrival and regularly greeted throughout the stay. I made the mistake of going directly to the hotel for 1 night because hotels.com said it was full, so paid a more expensive rate (taxes on top).

The hotel was fine, and actually was good value for the money paid, but it could have been fabulous. The bulding is a lovely old palace, set in a garden, but it lacks the attantion and maintenance to bring it up to standard. Some electrical plugs falling out of the wall were not safe and the pool was not clean. Our room was large and very comfortable, but curtains were just a piece of fabric tacked on to the wall.The rooms at the front of the hotel may be disturbed by a disco that can run late into the night, but the rooms at the back of the hotel would be quieter.

Gorgeous place. Very nice staff. I loved the peacocks everywhere. The pool was refreshing in the heat of Jaipur. It was a short autorickshaw ride away from all of the sites. My only complaint is that they didn't have very cold bottled water/drinks.

This old world style hotel is for those seeking an authentic experience in Jaipur, India. We enjoyed the staff, food and style of the hotel. The inn keeper was friendly, helpful and someone we would want to be friends with given our choice of new friends.

The longer one postpone maintenance while zipping up and down in the latest Audi, the well will slowly dry up. I'm sure it was an excellent place, years ago

From the moment the Manager, Raj, met us at the door of our car with a warm welcome, we knew that we'd chosen the right place to stay in Jaipur. The atmosphere was enhanced by the friendliness and smiles of all of the staff at Naila Bagh Palace. The Palace is full of antiques and artifacts, creating a truly wondrous feeling of stepping back in time. We were fortunate to stay over Holi and the owner and his family went out of their way to ensure that all guests, staff and friends experienced Holi in all its colour, with a private party that we will always remember! Speaking with other guests, we discovered that many were staying for their second, third or fourth visit. We thoroughly recommend a stay at Naila Bagh Palace.

This was the residency of the Prime Minister in Jaipur, the hotel is small, but very well maintained, and beautiful, it was great to stay there.