Krishna Palace

“WORST FRONT DESK EXPERIENCE EVER” The receptionist was extremely rude and dismissive. I politely asked, upon our arrival for help with ‘PARKING SPACE’ only because our car was earlier dented at another hotel in Rampur and no one took responsibility there. His response? “Mera kaam nahi hai. Parking full hai toh bahar lagao.” No courtesy, no effort. At 11 PM, the attitude was basically “PROBLEM HAI TO JAO.” All the while my family tried our best to still ask respectfully. They were happy to turn away 3 female guests at night. Policies are fine, but basic manners and hospitality were completely missing. This one interaction ruined the stay. NEXT DAY, when I went to the front desk again while checking out to clear the air and try to get some resolution, they practically didn't even listen, the new reception guy didn’t even let me say one sentence, picked up a call in the middle and after waiting for 10-15 minutes basically just told me without even getting off the call that ‘Your bill is paid you can leave.’ I REALLY WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE.

Worst experience with Krishna palace jaipur bani park. They charged us so much and didn't even provide a good service. Though beautiful from outside rooms were too average from inside. The sir pn reception was extremely rude. Once there kitchen was closed so they suggested to order from zomato so we did and asked for plates from them but he said we can't provide plates because our workers won't wash them if it's ordered from outside ( they only asked to order as the kitchen food was not available) so paying so much per night but still not providing basic things is worst thing. The guy at the reception was good though. Would suggest never book this place.

The experience was great as we had stayed here twice. Its situated a lil away from centre and autos usually come and start overcharging once you sit no matter whereever you book that auto from. We tried uber, Rapido every app they say either pay extra or go someone else. The hotel is V beautifully made although i did not like the chai i ordered so i did not order food. You have to remind them to get things for you so thas that. Also its a budget stay and very decent. U will get autos but they will call u and reject if the kms are less and will try to sell u their own package.

We booked this place for three nights for five people in two rooms.||When we arrived, one of the front desk employees was extremely rude. There was no welcome at all—just a shout of “Passports!!!”.||||We were taken upstairs by a short man who spoke no English and did not seem to understand us. We were shocked by what we saw when the door was opened. The extra bed was nothing more than a mattress lying on a layer of dust and dirt. There were sheets, but they looked very old, and the blankets were terrible—dirty, worn out, and smelly.||||On top of that, we found a living cockroach. Dirt and dust under the bad it was terrible. It was clear that the room had not been properly cleaned for years. In front of the bathroom, there were old rubber slippers, apparently to use in order to avoid the dirt on the floor.||||They offered us another room, but we refused. After this experience everybody knows enough. This entire hotel is terrible. You do not expect luxury for this price, but this was a complete rip-off.||We are dokters from Europe and very experienced India travellers for years this is a danger for your Health ||They present it as a classy hotel but it is just a money making rip of.||DO NOT GO THERE. IT IS DANGEROUS FOR YOUR HEALTH.

While the hotel looks great from the outside, the actual rooms are a disaster. We booked a two-night stay but checked out after just one night because the conditions were unbearable. The Reality: • Shady Vibes: Despite the polished lobby/exterior, the rooms felt like a cheap, rundown lodge. The maintenance is non-existent. • Disgusting Bathrooms: The washroom was in such a filthy state that my wife refused to even use it. If you value basic hygiene, this is not the place for you. • Poor Room Condition: Everything felt "off" and poorly maintained. It is a classic "bait and switch" where the property looks premium but the rooms are bottom-tier. Bottom line: We paid for two nights but fled after one. It’s a shady lodge masquerading as a nice hotel. Avoid this place.

Krishna Palace in Bani Park is a charming heritage hotel that really feels like staying in a traditional Jaipur haveli. The building has beautiful old architecture and a peaceful vibe, with a rooftop and garden restaurant that makes evenings relaxing. Rooms are spacious and clean, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The location is convenient, close to Jaipur Junction and Sindhi Camp bus station, which makes travel easy. Perfect for travelers who want a mix of comfort, culture, and affordability.

Had a comfortable stay at krishna palace jaipur. The room was cozy, hospitality was outstanding and the food was delicious . The haveli was bright and well ventilated designs to feel both spacious and inviting . Meals are skillfully prepared . And the rooftop restaurant underrated and place is so peaceful plus the railway station is 1.2 km away. one of the best palace in jaipur with affordable price the place is give full royal vibes and i love the ambience of this haveli .highly recommended

Hotel acceptable and clean, but towels and bedding are grey not white!! The hotel is in need of being refurbished. Breakfast is quite limited but ok. Lots of staff but very very slow service. We joined our group of friends at the pool side for drinks …. Waited 35 mins for 2 beers which never arrived and in the end our friends gave us 2 of there’s! Then decided to get dinner at the hotel there was a 50 mins wait for dinner and there was only us in the restaurant and the dinner we ordered was chicken with mash potatoes but meal came with wedges (probably left from breakfast). Our friend had fish and chips and the fish was so over cooked it wasn’t edible. They did, however, waiver the bill for her. On our second day a coach arrived carrying a group of people for a two day convention but the rest of the hotel guests just got forgotten… to add insult to injury the convention group decided to party big style in the room adjacent to ours and at 1.30 am I decided to go down to reception and get them to knock on the door of the people partying, which very reluctantly they did, it took ages for them to answer the door due to the noise inside the room and then I had to tell them to “shut up and for them to be more respectful of the rest of the hotel guests” …. It did the trick and the party seemed to dissipate. … I don’t think it should have been my job to tell the convention people to shut up it should have been done by the hotel reception staff … so not a bad place to stay but clearly you get treated very differently.