麥格尼瓦斯酒店(Hotel Meghniwas)

Acabo de regresar de mi viaje por India del norte. Este hotel ha sido uno de los mejores. Limpio y tranquilo . La comida vegetariana me gustó, pero solo comí un día. Cenamos dos noches, una cena a tu gusto que estaba muy buena. El desayuno correcto. Habitaciones limpias y amplias. Lo recomiendo sin ninguna duda

My home from home whilst in Jaipur. I have been staying here since 2010 - Indu and her lovely staff look after me very well. It is a simple yet oasis of calm in this crazy city. I love coming back at the end of the day and sitting in the garden with a G&T - peaceful and relaxing. Rooms are spotless and cleaned every day. The garden is well tended and the pride of the owners.

An oasis in the middle of Jaipur. Beautiful, individual rooms and great staff. The pool was clean and the atmosphere was very chilled. Recommend it to couples, singles and parties. Love the owner Mrs. Singh.

The hotel had a charming and authentic style and we were given a lovely big room with gorgeous furniture. The staff, however, really made the hotel stand out. They were engaging, welcoming, flexible and helpful, both Mrs Singh and Vikash. They were kind enough to heat up a homemade curry we had received from a friend in Jaipur and make some rice and ***l to complement. They really made us feel at home away from the hustle and bustle of Jaipur.

A great quiet escape. Stayed in one of the rooms at the back overlooking the pool which was very quiet, comfortable and spacious. It was winter and no one was swimming - a little cool. Staff were friendly and helpful and helped to arrange a driver for the day to tour and visit Amber Fort and around which worked out very well.

Had the best time in Jaipur. The staff at the Meghniwas could not have done more for us, making sure we were supplied with drinks and all the comforts. The hotel is set in beautiful grounds, a gem with a colonial feel to any stay. My room was extremely spacious and charming. Our stay was during Diwali and the staff made every effort to include us, their guests, in the celebrations. A fabulous stay!

Just coming to the end of a twelve day stay as part of a craft tour here in Jaipur. This is my second visit and the hotel continues to provide a wonderful oasis away from the bustle of the city, Meghniwas is a former colonial home turned into a hotel run by Colonel and Mrs Singh, whose home it was. All the rooms are spacious, with fridges and air-con, some with balconies and some fronting the beautiful gardens. Facilities include a lovely pool and free wi-fi. Meals are freshly cooked and tasty with breakfast being mainly Western in style. Mrs Singh is extremely gracious and the staff are polite and helpful. Nothing has been too much trouble and our group has been made very welcome, This hotel is different to a five star international hotel and so much better for it.

Lovely Hotel run by Col and Mrs Singh. Wonderful traditional welcome. The ***ager Vikash deserves a special mention as nothing is too much trouble for him. An authentic traditional Hotel...the rooms are decorated beautifully and the gardens and pool constantly tidied. Lots of choices for breakfast whether cooked or continental and always served with a smile. We were lucky enough to spend Diwali at the hotel...we had a lovely meal with the family and staff and even fireworks!!

Poor. Use to be a good hotel in this range, but the owners have now retired and live in a back house. The place is not run by paid "professionals" of a low calibre. We had to wait for 40 minutes for our breakfast because the staff was busy serving the large family and some of their differently abled members. The ***ager pooh poohed our complaints on the lack of housekeeping and the general poor service, saying that this was a family residence not a guesthouse. Which was odd because the prices continue to be exorbitant. Our room service order was comical; on the 6 page menu most items were crossed out in pencil..of those that weren't our 1st 3 choices were not available..finally got a soggy "butter toast jam" that was hellish and had to be discarded. In the morning my daughter walked out to a stray dog that growled and snapped at her..when we tried to shoo it away, a wizened old lady (the owner, perhaps?) yelled at us. ***y stray looking dogs and cats on the premises have been adopted by the old couple in a attempt to ward away thieves that jump over the fence. Scary!