Our stay at Shahpura House in Jaipur was magical! We were a group of 7 female travelers on a yoga retreat and were thoroughly impressed with the hospitality. A special thanks to Paresh, who went above and beyond to ensure our experience was unforgettable. He managed everything for our morning yoga classes with exceptional care and attention to detail. Paresh's kindness, constant smile, and warm demeanor made our stay even more special. His efforts truly made us fall in love with the palace and its serene environment. Thank you, Paresh, for making our retreat perfect! Highly recommended for anyone staying in Jaipur and would like to experience a stay in a real Palace!

The property was very nice. Our room had 2 balconies!👍 There was performance by traditional Rajasthani singers at night. This was a treat!

The roof top restaurant was not comfortable! Though it was indoors, there was cold draft coming in from small windows which had no glass or cover. All diners were feeling cold inside. They had a live singer who was performing outside the venue on the terrace, in freezing temperatures!! This was such a bad idea, we felt so sorry for the singer, we bought a whiskey for him. Even requested the staff to let him perform indoors, but to no avail.

It’s a jewel-like heritage property, a destination in itself. Eating on site is expensive but the food is good quality. Owners seem caring and hands-on, always a good sign. I liked the live music in the mornings and the beautiful pool. The gift shop is well stocked and prices are actually fair.

Cleaning staff needs a little more attention to detail - I didn’t get toilet paper for 1.5 days and the underside of taps etc were dirty. Towels looked grungy and had stains - yuck. I booked especially because I thought I could get a massage and the spa was closed. Guests should be informed of this before booking. There are other spas within walking distance - I would have liked to have that information when I enquired about the spa.

We were visiting Jaipur for first time and there was a big task of choosing the place for 2 days of stay. After going through several sites, we zeroed down upon "The Shahpura House". Being in Rajasthan, one should soak in the ambience and feeling of royalty or shahi. This is a heritage themed hotel, which was opened before independence of India i.e. 1946. It's like a small palace or a big haveli, where as rooms give you unique experience of staying in exquisite palace. Adorned with a number pf of Kings, queens portraits, along with royal family antique furniture, weapons and huge wooden doors, high ceilings and many more things. You would be in awe of everything they have here to let you feel that you are in some special place Now, about location, it's at the center of Jaipur City, in a VIP area. There are many sightseeing places near by only. Price wise, it was more than reasonable. Breakfast was complimentary, and came with a big menu, comprising of Indian as well as some typical western themed foods. There also arrange puppetry and ghoomar dance, however we missed both as we were out till late evenings both days, we stayed. A must recommended place, for all needs i.e. singles, couples or families.

WiFi wasn't working, it was fixed in matter of few hours. Also, TV connection was fixed after 1 day of complaining.

Amazing stay ! Our favourite stay in Rajasthan ! The property is so beautifully decorated, very well kept and clean. Grandiose. Very professional service, real hospitality as it should be. Breakfast is the best you could have we had so many options. Laundry service is quick. On top of all that, we had the best food so far in the rooftop restaurant in Rasa, we didn’t even want to try another one the second night and decided to go back to Rasa. The ambiance of the restaurant is great with very nice live traditional music. I really recommend the Dal Rasa and the Anjeer Kofta!!

we had a room next to the cleaning area so it was a bit noisier in the morning

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Pool Was small and Not maintained with pool rules , people were even using night wear . And food was also bit expensive

Shahpura has the great advantage of location, which is close enough to the main city sites such as Hawa Mahal and also close to the more modern part of Jaipur. Also going for it is the fact it is beautifully made. They have tried, almost too hard, to give it a very royal look and would be loved by bloggers for its numerous scenic spots to give you that special picture. The rooms were good, clean and hygienic and very 'home' like. They weren't your typical hotel room you maybe used too. Food & service was good too. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking a stay in the city.

Hotel is absolutely beautiful and very clean. Nice breakfast buffet.

Front office staff refused to break my 500 rupee bill. Food in restaurant was ok, nothing special. The staff seemed inattentive to details, for example in room coffee supplies but no kettle. A few staff were pleasant but many on staff did not greet guests or offer a returning smile.

Beautiful heritage building with a pool, restaurant and room service.

On our second last night the aircon in our room stopped working. We were staying in a room that we had specifically paid for, a room with a view and a balcony facing the front of the property. We had to move rooms because of said aircon but were given a room at the back of the property, with an inward facing balcony. The second room was not of the same calibre as the first. Understandably the building is heritage and as such not all rooms are the same, but it was not our fault the aircon stopped working in the first room and we paid the same price. I must say staff handled it as best they could and sometimes these things happen. Our stay in the hotel overall was a good one but the room changing to a lesser room was definitely a let down, we felt taken advantage of.

From the moment we arrived the experience was exceptional. Wonderful staff throughout, extremely beautiful decor, clean and well managed. We all loved the breakfast, swimming pool and comfortable beds. The staff were especially kind and very helpful at all times.

The only comment I have is for a rule to be introduced about the need to wear swimming costumes in the pool (one morning a family wore pyjamas in the pool which is unhygienic and dangerous) and for no alcohol to be drunk or food eaten in the pool.