Trident Hilton, Jaipur

Advantages: Luxury facilities in comparative price
Disadvantages: booking is most of the time hardly available

...I have visited many time to jaipur recently. I can not forget this pink city jaipur & it's culture. There are lot of hotels out there, but Hotel Jai Mahal is the good one in all aspects regarding locality, cost, services etc. The Jai Mahal Palace, set amidst 18 acres of Mughal Gardens is an idea venue for receptions for up to 250 persons, small gatherings of 25, or even spectacular theme parties. Close to the airport and many historical landmarks, the hotel has a Business Centre and provides Internet and e-mail access. One conference hall and two board rooms can accommodate from 10 to 150 guests auditorium-style or 200 guests for cocktails and receptions at the conference hall. Lawn and garden areas can accommodate up to 2000 persons for evening functions. Catering is available for breakfast, lunch, dinner, meeting breaks and cocktail... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Great staff, great food, great room
Disadvantages: None!

...I stayed here for 3 days in August 2006. We got a good deal on prices as it was the monsoon, though from the weather you couldn't tell. It is definitely worth considering coming in the low season. The hotel is reasonably modern and very clean. The rooms are what you expect from a Hilton, with lots of little nice touches - free 2l bottle of water each day - great for sightseeing! There is also some lovely toiletries and slippers provided. About half of the rooms look out over the central garden which contains the very nice swimming pool. The food is lovely. The breakfast is done buffet style but there is so much choice and is constantly being replenished so things are always hot. There is both Indian breakfasts as well as more Western alternatives available. An evening meal wasn't included in our price, so you can either eat out or stay... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Impressive architecture
Disadvantages: Too much hassle to stand and admire it

...A visit to the Palace of the Winds in Jaipur can be a bit of an anti climax. Having imagined it standing in isolation in beautiful palace grounds it is somewhat disappointing to find that it is situated directly on the main road running through Jaipur. Our coach stopped on the same side of the road as the palace which meant that for a reasonable photo you had to cross the road. This is no easy feat in Jaipur. Traffic hurtles towards you, yet we were warned that rushing across the road is more likely to unnerve drivers and cause an accident than an unconcerned amble. Another hazard in attempting to cross the road is the danger of tripping over men women and children trying to sell you all manner of items. In all, it was a rushed and hassle filled moment. There is absolutely no chance of just standing, staring and considering... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average not helpful