Jaipur Inn

Me and my family had an amazing time staying and visiting Jaipur Inn. It felt like a home away from home in the quiet suburbs of Jaipur just a stone’s throw away from the old city with its incredible charms. ||It was due to my long time friendship since high school and genuine welcoming spirit of Pushpendra that I decided upon staying at Jaipur Inn on my inaugural trip to India after 20 long years in the United States.||||Besides catching up on old times I was quite struck by the depth of old city knowledge and the incredible jest for immersing in Jaipur life daily through walks along the forts and monuments and nature hikes under the aegis of Jaipur Inn Walks, that i was delighted to experience the same myself.||a stay at Jaipur Inn is not just a hotel stay but a lifechanging experiences which can immerse one into the hundreds of years old traditions, foods, sounds, and lights of charming old Pink City that is called Jaipur

The best part of Jaipur Inn is Pushpendra Bhargav, the owner and father of the current manager. Pushpendra ji is an indefatigable walker and font of historical knowledge, and he puts both skills to impressive use by leading small parties on early morning walks through parts of Jaipur off the beaten tourist track. My wife and I, over a span of more than two decades, have taken many walks with Pushpendra ji — to the hilltop Nahargarh Fort (best early morning views of the city), the old city havelis (featuring some of the finest painted darwazas and inner sanctum courtyards), and — just this morning — the Galta Ji Temple Complex (a cluster of mandirs housed in mixed Rajput-Mughlai buildings with jharokas and chhatris, in the most beautiful mountain valley setting). Pushpendra ji is a kind host, possessed of deep curiosity — he is a Baoli Bhakt who can tell you all about the scores of ancient step wells he has discovered in the city and its environs — has a wonderful sense of humour and is excellent company. In sum, he is one of the jewels of Jaipur. Do yourself a favour: stay at the Inn and book yourself an early morning walk with Pushpendra ji!

Had the most comfortable and cozy stay at the Jaipur inn. The hosts are so warm and welcoming. The rooms were very comfortable, spacious and clean. The food was simple yet flavourful and the service was super quick. My favourite spot was the terrace which gives you a 360 view of Jaipur which is unmatched. This is surely the best home stay experience I’ve had. Would definitely recommend and go back again.

Staying at Jaipur Inn was an absolute delight! The hosts are some of the warmest, most welcoming people, making us feel at home from the moment we arrived. The food was simply outstanding—homemade, flavorful, and comforting, adding to the overall homely experience. The stay itself was just as cozy and comfortable, making it the perfect retreat after exploring the city.||One of the highlights of our trip was an early morning walk to catch the Jaipur sunrise—a truly surreal experience that left us in awe of the city’s beauty. The peaceful streets, the golden hues over the Pink City, and the charm of Jaipur waking up slowly were unforgettable.||Jaipur Inn is a solid 10/10 for hospitality, food, and an authentic Jaipur experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore the city in its true essence!

I have been to Jaipur many times but have for the first time seen sites through a unique lens. Jaipur Inn owner Pushpender took us on a sunrise tour to the serine waters side, seeing ancient sites along the way and ending being immersed in the chaos of morning whole sale market vegetables and flower trades. I highly recommend staying at Jaipur Inn and signing up for the morning walks. Pushpender also recommended we attend a festival at Galta temple which was a wonderful experience!

My stay at Jaipur Inn was one of the most memorable experiences I've had during my solo travels. The space was inviting, and the family that runs it was incredibly warm, helpful, friendly, and generous. I was around for almost two weeks and stayed in the lovely Treetop Room which was spacious, clean, and tucked away in just the right corner of the property. I was so glad to have chosen this place because it felt a lot less like a hotel and a lot more like staying with extended family. The food was simple, healthy and homely. The owner, Mr. Pushpendra, offered to take the guests on the most interesting, fun and offbeat morning walks which always ended with a belly full of some of Jaipur’s best breakfast foods. During one of the morning walks, I even found myself at Govind Dev Ji's temple (which I probably wouldn't have visited otherwise, not being a particularly religious person), and ended up really enjoying the experience. On these walks, I also explored Smriti Van, Amber Fort, a couple of other temples, and wandered through the fascinating 'rastas' of old Jaipur in search of kachoris, dhoklas, barfis - and basically, all things great. Jaipur Inn isn’t just a place to stay- it’s a way to experience Jaipur. You’ll see the city through the eyes of those who truly adore it. If you’re looking for an authentic, heartwarming, and joy-filled experience, this is that place. I went looking for a room, and found a second home and I am so grateful for it!

Rooms are super but less light service are fine and location is the best thing but there is construction happening in front when that will be done then WOW

The rooms were a little bit outdated, but still pretty nice. The people an the reception were very friendly and welcoming. The location was good even though it was a little bit noisy at night.