★★★★·Jaipur·4.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Townhouse Jagatpura Railway Station Formerly Hotel Buddhi in Jaipur offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi. Each room features a work desk, seating area, TV, and wardrobe. The hotel serves Indian cuisine for lunch and dinner, with a continental breakfast available daily. Amenities include a lounge, lift, 24-hour front desk, and meeting rooms, situated 8 km from Birla Mandir Temple and 1 km from Jaipur International Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The hotel's location was pretty central, but that's where the positives ended. I was really looking forward to a relaxing stay, but things took a turn for the worse when I discovered there was no water available in the bathroom. The staff seemed friendly, but they didn't seem to know how to handle the situation, and it took them a while to get it sorted out. To be honest, I was expecting a bit more from a hotel, especially considering the price.
Vinay·9 months ago
This hotel's location is actually pretty convenient, right near the connecting roads, but that's where the positives end. Unfortunately, the hotel itself is a letdown, and I'm not sure the chef knows what they're doing - the rice was half-cooked and the daal was swimming in water, making me wonder if the food was even fresh. The room had a strong smell, the toilet was dirty and clogged, and outside food wasn't allowed, which made things even more frustrating.
Ashita·9 months ago
The location of this hotel is its only redeeming quality, but unfortunately, it's not enough to make up for the rest. I'd say the property is a complete waste of money, and I'd advise others to look elsewhere. The hotel doesn't offer anything special, and the price is way too high considering what you get. Overall, it's a disappointing experience that I wouldn't want to repeat.
Saurabh·10 months ago
We were left stranded outside the hotel at 3am with our kids, who were exhausted from their first trip to India. The hotel's policy of only allowing locals to book was not clearly communicated to us, and we were told we had to leave, despite having a confirmed reservation. The situation was chaotic, and we ended up spending the night sleeping on chairs outside the airport.
Lehmann·10 months ago
I'm still trying to figure out how a hotel can manage to get the basics so wrong. The staff were friendly enough, but that's about where it ends. We arrived to find our room was completely without water, which meant we had to traipse around to find another room to take a bath in. And the state of the place? Forget about it - everything was dirty, from the floors to the furniture to the bathroom. It's a real shame, because with a bit of effort, this place could be decent.
Pratyush·10 months ago