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"This hotel is absolutely beautiful, everyone goes out of their way to help you. I really enjoyed the food from the restaurant on myast night (had eaten on Hawa Mahal Road in previous nights). I used their laundry service and it was top notch. The rooftop restaurant has beautiful views of the surrounding areas. They also exchange currency (USD, GBP or EUR) which was a big help. The rooms are fantastic, aircon brilliant and the shower pressure fab. This is a new hotel and a 10-15 min rickshaw ride from Hawal Mahal (would be shorter if less traffic). This is a heritage hotel and therefore it has its own authentic style. I liked that each room had it's own physical key. You can hear other guests and creaking sounds but that didnt bother me as it wasn't that loud but good to bear in mind if you need 100% silence. Again, I have to mention that this hotel is stunning and the rooms were beautiful. Extremely great value for the price, breakfast was yummy too. "

"We had a fantastic stay at the Padmaa Haveli. It’s a gorgeous historic building owned by the same family for centuries and now converted into a beautiful boutique hotel balancing its history with contemporary interior style. The service was incredible - all the staff were amazing and always on hand to help with anything we needed. The location is brilliant - it’s set right in the centre of the city within striking distance of all the major tourist attractions. The area is a historic and densely populated part of Jaipur a diverse areas including traditional residential properties, markets, and historical sites. While the area immediately around the hotel may face challenges associated with informality or poverty, I strongly disagree to the statement I read in a customer review somewhere that this hotel was in the middle of a slum. That is unfair and untrue - the area felt safe and is reflected of the city and country, one of the fastest growing economies in the world - full of extremes. If you’re uncomfortable with that maybe look at yourself and why you’re uncomfortable with this rather than unfairly catorgorising a neighbourhood and the people who live and work there. The hotel at the time we stayed was still relatively new and had a few teething issues which they welcomed feedback on to improve. They are keen to make the best of this place so I’m sure once they into the stride will grow from strength to strength. Thanks for a wonderful and memorable stay. "

"We wanted a traditional hotel and this fit the bill. It is somewhere that Indians tend to use so English gets confused sometimes but they are very helpful. Nice rooftop. Bed was comfortable "