We stayed three days in October, in a luxury tent. It was amazing, and perfect. The grounds are beautifully landscaped and park like, nice for an evening stroll away from the bustle of Agra.There were a few choices for restaurants, we tried them all, we enjoyed every meal.
The pool is tranquil and gorgeous. There were families and couples, everyone enjoying the pool, but even with the play, it was still tranquil.
We did not try the spa, it was tempting, but did enjoy their lovely gym.
The staff was very welcoming and accommodating. I hope to stay there again.

The Oberoi Rajvilas is beautiful, it's spread out along beautiful gardens, lakes, pools and temples.
The pool is beautiful, the rooms are comfortable, and the bathrooms are wonderful with a complete glass wall that doesn't compromise privacy.
It is outside the city of Jaipur.

I feel a bit guilty because I am comparing against other Oberois on the same trip, and this was a weaker hotel comparatively. That said, it stands strong as an excellent hotel in my book. Drawbacks: a bit far from town, the staff seemed less trained than other Oberois, and the food was only okay. On the positive side (and there were many positives), the manager called me immediately after my stay to better understand the less-than-perfect experience I had (and then upgraded me to an amazing suite at the Oberoi Gurgaon with 2 dozen roses!...this attention to feedback is unprecedented in my experience, and oh-so-appreciated), the property (particularly the gardens and pool) were beautiful, and the front desk staff were spot on. The extra touches, such as oragamied towels each night, kept me smiling and happy.

Would concur with all the reviewers that this is a world-class property...the setting, the service, the suites, the flowers, the birds, the pool--all were so lovely that we didn't want to leave. So glad we had an extra day there to relax and take it all in. The food was very nice--room service was excellent. Would also agree that wi-fi should be included in a luxury package.