We stayed in the Pearl Palace for 2 days and I mean literally the whole time…as the bombings just happened and everywhere was closed. Luckily the hotel had a nice roof top restaurant that's very arty (spot the peacock sculpture too), internet and a cozy hall where you can borrow books or just hang around. Friendly staff and hotel room was a bargain at RS400 for its service, cleanliness and amenities. Even provides pick up from bus station.

I was concerned with the price of this hotel especially after paying $200.00 USD the night before in Agra. I also made another reservation at a 5 star hotel just in case. This is a great hotel with lots of local art etc. The food is especially good. Did not need to relocate as my wife and I really felt we were in India and comfortable which is sometimes lost with a chain hotel.

The idea that this is the finest hotel in Jaipur is preposterous, until you factor in the price. We had one of the most expensive rooms for 3-days & ate all our breakfast there as well as most of our meals for a total bill of about $80.

The rooms were clean, the decorating was funky & great & the restaurant was wonderful, the location was near $500 hotels & the staff was kind. The taxi drivers out front were even much more agreeable than others around the City.

Obviously you give up something for the price but it was little problem. I didn't check the wattage on the light bulbs in the room but they couldn't have been more than 10 so the room was fairly dark. the hot water was slow to come to the shower and when it did come I found the cold faucet nonfunctional.

Everything else has been mentioned in every other review. I would stay here again in a flash.

This was the nicest hotel experience we had in India and also one of the cheapest. The management were all polite and helpful, and the rooftop restaurant was fantastic. The only negative was a very long wait for hot water but there was hot water! and toilet paper!

I will be taking a small group of friends back here - it is highly recommended by me.