Very nice hotel! Great service, though food is pricey. Both the premier rooms and the tents are worth trying. The pool is very nice and service there is excellent, each time you go there (the pool) you get two bottles of water, cold towels, sunscreen, fruit smoothies…and throughout the day they gave us different smoothies and different fruit snacks for... more

If I had arrived at this hotel as my first destination in India, I would probably have been blown away by it. The entrance to the hotel is very impressive, the arrangement of villas around attractive gardens full of peacocks and water features is very seductive, and the omni-present, smiling staff make you feel welcome and pampered. However, our overriding... more

The hotel complex was stunning, staff and service excellent. Really enjoyed lazying on the mattress beds around the pool - free water and suntan lotion a lovely touch. My husband was unwell, they arranged for a doctor, rearranged our travel plans, arranged suitable food - nothing was too much. I also liked the idea that you don't tip the staff... more

We chose the Rajvilas after they were recommended to us by a good friend and did not regret. We stayed three nights in a tent- they are booked really quickly and we got hold of one through our travel agent. All the rooms and tents are spread out across the gardens but no guest has to walk longer than 5... more

This was the second Oberoi property that we stayed in during our travels through India and it was a wonderful experience. Since we made our reservations rather late in the planning process, our family was only able to book a standard room and one of the luxury tents for our stay. We decided to let our teenage children have the... more

Having stayed there in 2003 on my own and now having come back to Jaipur with my family I wanted to make sure they experience this great hotel. We all (parents plus children aged 12, 14 and 16) loved it and will come back whenever we have the opportunity. The property has a fairly new general manager (Hans Hordijk) who... more

We arrived here from the Oberoi in Agra so there was a sense – but not too much – of déjà vu. There were lovely entrance fountains, super staff in the same outfits as the hotel in Agra and a very similar pool and spa – perhaps not quite the impact. For this reason we were glad we had elected... more

This hotel is an oasis, not only in the familiar sense of refuge (in a thoroughly urban area), but also in the sense of having water: there is a functioning pond, with a small temple on an island in the middle. The grounds are extensive and beautiful throughout. On two afternoons, my wife and I took bird-watching walks without leaving... more

My partner and I just returned from a wonderful three night stay at Rajvilas on our tour of India and can't say enough about this beautiful property. From the moment we arrived at the hotel entrance our every need/want was taken care of. I had corresponded prior to our visit with the Front Desk Manager (Gurpreet Sahota) to arrange for... more