Samode Haveli

Hotel · Ward 140 ·

Samode Haveli

Hotel · Ward 140 ·

Ornate lounge, upscale restaurant, courtyard dining, pool, spa

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Jorawar Singh Gate, Gangapole Road Near, Gangapole, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302002, India Get directions

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Samode Haveli

"My favorite place at Samode Haveli is the breakfast room, which is tiled with chips of mirror in Mogul patterns. There are also little alcoves and heavy colonial-era furniture–a glorious throwback environment in which to have your morning dosa." Hanya Yanigahara"

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Samode Haveli, a Design Boutique Hotel Jaipur, India

"Built over 175 years ago within the city of Jaipur as the royal family manor, Samode Haveli reflects the style and elegance of the royals. A special feature of the Haveli is the elephant ramp. It offers an outdoor swimming pool and a spa and wellness centre. Fitted with antique couches, rich mosaic and painted arches, the air-conditioned rooms come with a flat-screen cable TV. The private bathroom comes with a bathtub, shower and hairdryer. At Samode Haveli you will find spa bath and fitness centre. Guests can enjoy puppet show, Rajasthani music and dance performance in the evening. Other facilities offered include a tour desk, luggage storage, currency exchange and a business centre. The property houses a restaurant that is decorated with colourful hand-painted murals and serves local and international cuisines." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Samode Haveli, Jaipur, Rajasthan - Explore & Book

"The Pink City’s original boutique hotel, Samode Haveli still charms guests from around the world. Through constant improvements it has managed to steer off competition popping up on every corner. This 200-year-old gem, the townhouse of the royal family of Samode, is one of Jaipur’s more spectacular examples of a haveli (mansion). Home to some fabulous frescoes and murals, and blessed with a leafy garden, it's difficult to believe that from this sanctuary you can stroll out into the bustling streets of the city. The 50 rooms and suites are scattered between what would have been the mardana (men's area) and zenana (women's area). A rabbit’s warren of winding passageways, it’s easy to get lost within Samode’s impressive interiors. The whole place exudes romance, and the gentle and caring staff do their utmost to look after your every whim. Best of all, the hotel doesn't allow groups so a sense of peace prevails. Afternoon tea on the sun-dappled courtyard or lounging on a daybed overlooking the exceptionally pretty pool are idyllic ways to relax after a morning's sightseeing. Great food and a relaxed ambience only add to the charm of this classic hotel. Highs The gorgeous pool is one of the largest and prettiest in Jaipur, with an excellent pool bar The lovely gardens have burbling fountains and ornate terraces where dinners are served by candlelight in the warmer months The feel throughout is one of delightful faded grandeur, with many alcoves for lounging around No large groups are accepted in order to maintain the serenity We revisited in 2018 and felt this was still one of the best heritage hotels in town thanks to massive investment and refurbishment Lows You can hear city noise at night (though it's only really noticeable in the garden) The courtyard Deluxe Rooms sometimes feel close to the bustle of the communal areas Think unique and charming rather than top-notch luxury; service can occasionally be a little slow It's often busy, especially during high season, so make sure you book well in advance" - Meg Lambert

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Samode Haveli | Best places to stay in Jaipur

"Tucked away in the north-east corner of the Old City, this two-hundred-year-old haveli – a nobleman’s traditional mansion – offers a romantic and atmospheric window on the lives and style of an aristocratic Rajput family. Intimate rather than palatial in scale, its elegant and traditional decor includes fluted arches, frescoed walls and period furniture. A gorgeous dining hall offers traditional Rajasthani cuisine (such as lal maans, or red mutton, and ker sangri, which combines desert beans and wild berries), in addition to Indian staples and western favourites. " - Amar Grover

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Samode Haveli

Mehul D.

Google

What a gem of a place in the old city. Rooms are well curated, spacious and extremely luxurious. Bathroom lighting and amenities are perfect and well thought through. You can tell that someone has taken the pain to design with privacy and luxury with every useful feature in mind. There is only one restaurant in the hotel but then it caters to local and foreigners quite well so works well. Staff is very friendly and attentive. With only 50 rooms, it’s a nice boutique hotel to come back to you if you want to stay in the old town. The location is a bit hard to get in and out but if not during the busy times of the day/year, it will not be an issue.

EgyptSarah

Google

A truly exceptional property - a peaceful haven in frenetic Jaipur. The historical beauty of this haveli is magical. Every turn brings the opportunity to spot something new. Delicious breakfast and dinner on a beautiful verandah. The swimming pool is wonderful respite. Honestly it’s so worth staying here - the staff are wonderful as well. Highly recommended

RBose2009

Google

Samode Haveli is a stunningly beautiful property in the heart of Jaipur. We stayed there two nights in Dec, 2025 and experienced their exceptional service. We enjoyed top notch service by the staff from check-in to restaurant, bar and room service. They were indeed very welcoming and helpful.|The property itself is sprawling with multiple gardens and courtyards all very tastefully done. The place exudes old world charm, elegance and style with the traditional Rajasthani frescos and mirrored walls romantically transporting you to a bygone era. We were upgraded to a master suite with a private jacuzzi which truly felt like the inside of a museum.|One of the best experiences at the hotel is the bar which has a colonial feel to it and the restaurant which serves a sumptuous breakfast and some extraordinary dishes for dinner. I would recommend spending a few nights having dinner inside the property itself.|I highly recommend the hotel and can’t wait to go back again.

kennethmG6025KZ

Google

Beautiful and charming hotel. Suria from the front desk makes you feel welcome from day one. Restaurant and rooftop bar were equally excellent. Hotel could use a small update/renovation. Rooms (ours) were incredibly light without proper curtains. With a few modifications this could easily be a 5 star experience. All in all very happy

C M

Google

Absolutely a beautiful place. We were looking for a peaceful place for lunch away from honking and traffic noises and this place deliver. It is not in city center but it’s 15 mins away with less hustle and bustle. I’d be happy to stay here next visit to Jaipur. The place was more of a palace rather than haveli. The garden was so lush. The service was professional and no complain about the food. We enjoyed the experience. I am so glad we decided to come here.

uaeiyah1

Google

Simran was a great host and the property was beautiful. The jewellery shops had lots of options. The breakfast and dinner were phenomenal. We fed the squirrels in the morning and it was so lovely. The room was spacious and comfortable. Definitely worrh every rupee.

Lyn P.

Google

Beautiful Haveli in the heart of Jaipur, we ate at the restaurant. Indian cuisine was delicious can have other food choices if you want, but hay when in Rome. We were lucky enough to get room upgrade and it’s was sensational. The pool was large and great for a swim after day of Sightseeing. Highly recommended.

Hp5270

Google

We stayed here for 2 nights . The hotel has lots of character and charm. We were welcome with a free welcome drink with cheese straws which was a nice touch. The breakfast was very good , lots to offer and the service was impeccable. They do like feedback which can be off putting , especially if you write a negative view they will follow you out for reasons ||The biggest downside is the access for the disabled , and the most biggest downside for me ( personally) was the noise from the locals near by ( we stayed in the wedding season Oct/nov ) so party celebrations and mosques surrounding the hotel can be very unpleasant if you want a peaceful sleep , hence why I scored it 4 stars !