2-Star Hotels in Rajasthan, India

I had a wonderful stay at S A Haveli Guest House. The staff were very helpful with helping me to arrange a driver to go see the different sights I wanted to see and with booking my bus tickets to the next city. The roof top terrace has a great view of the city! I highly recommend S A Haveli Guest House

It was so nice place to stay. Hot shower, stable wifi, and nice people. However, they sometimes takes time to serve food though it was a night time.

In the centre of Jaipur with an excellent rooftop view. Good ambivalence at night. However, music plays at obscene times of the day/night (23:30/01:00/06:30?!) with deep bass that can be felt through the walls. My friends and I had private rooms and weren’t there for a party experience, but I’m sure it would have been a banging time if we were. The rooms were a mixed bag in terms of cleanliness. Good beds. Decent bedding. The kettle was however horrific, as were the teabags on offer. Grime and old dirt crusted within the kettle showed a lack of thorough cleaning. The bathrooms smelled of particularly rotten sewage, too. As for check-in, the procedure took too long and they wanted far too many details. It’s not ideal after a flight, and whilst I understand it’s customary for the hostel, it is the first time to happen to us in India. It felt over the top. We also arranged to do laundry there and the entire thing was a mess. The lady running the reception is smiley and lovely, but it was a complete hassle getting our clothes back. We were concerned we might not see them again, haha! If you want somewhere safe, central and with a good view, go for it. I would next time stay a little further out of the centre but that’s just me! Here, you get what you pay for :)

Had a great time at Storica Stays! The Hotel is beautiful and close to all the main attractions of the city. The view from the roof top terrace is amazing!

Excellent experience, it's a great place to stay, good accomodation and really friendly staff. I don't understand why bad reviews if the hotel is nice, well located and its price value is affordable. Extremely happy and for sure I will book again when ever I'll be in Jaipur. I'm from Colombia - South America and Reeve Inn was my best experience in All India!!!

It is about 6. 5km from jaipur rly. Station. Better to take only ola from their pickup point. Hotel manager as well as staffs are really very very cooperative. They are always ready to listen. I am really very happy to choose that hotel. Though it is a little bit big distance from rly. Station but jal mahal and amber fort are close to it. I hope in next time i get a little bit larger room like room no. 104 under the same price

A charming Haveli in the heart of the streets of the old town, accessible only by tuk-tuk, therefore quieter because far from the noise of the shopping districts and heavy traffic, a very comfortable room, very clean (which is not always obvious in India), a pretty decoration and the friendly, pleasant and discreet staff. The meals are good too and prepared to order guaranteed freshness. Located a few steps from the bazaar and its extraordinary shops, also a few steps from the fort, and an exceptional view from the roof terrace. I will return there with great pleasure.

It is located 1.2 km west of Jaipur Railway Station or 600 m north of Civil Line Metro Station. The hotel is located in a relatively quiet area, and seems to be a famous place known to all Jaipur residents. This time I booked a dormitory. The dormitory is located in the basement of the annex, apparently shared with the rooms where the staff sleeps. There is a dedicated restaurant in the main building (a little expensive) The ***ager-like *** was very kind and gave us travel information and suggestions. Some of the staff also speak English. This time I stayed for less than 700 yen per night, but I had to put up with some of the usual aspects of cheap hotels in India (smells, linens not washed thoroughly). I thought it was probably for backpackers who are used to India (I was grateful that there were lockers and towels and toilet paper provided). Also, since you will be sharing a room with the staff, you will need to be in tune with their daily rhythms. Indians go to bed quite late and we are not from the earphone culture area, so the room was noisy until about 1am. I mentioned above that it doesn't sound good, but since it was a cheap choice, I think it's something the guests should take care of. If you wish to receive good service, we recommend that you reserve a private room at the same facility.

The Wi-Fi isn’t working, and the bathroom has drainage issues that cause water to accumulate. There are also mosquitoes in the room, but there’s no mosquito repellent. The rooms aren’t soundproof, so I heard fighting from a couple in the room next to mine all night, which disturbed my sleep. The restaurant buffet dinner has very few options, and most of them are non-vegetarian, which is a downside for vegetarians like me. Overall, it’s a very average hotel at the price they’re charging. I would recommend looking for other options at the same price.