The Hosteller Jaipur, MI Road

“Basic, but fine for 1-2 nights”

The rooftop of the hotel is lovely, though the breakfast selection is limited to just one tray that includes curry, rice, an Indian bread type, and toast. The rooftop restaurant offers very affordable dinner with both local and western dishes, and there are McDonald’s and many other options nearby, plus an ATM. It’s close to the Pink City, and the basic rooms are still pleasant, featuring big beds and ample space. The accommodation sits on the corner of a very busy junction, making it hard for taxis or tours to pick you up and the traffic noise rages all night with no soundproofing, so I woke up several times. The shower head is poor; the water never gets hot and doesn’t spray well. I believe the price should be a bit lower for what you receive.

I don’t like anything about this place; it was the worst hostel experience for us. The manager’s behavior was unacceptable, and there was no parking.

The room was very spacious and comfortable, the terrace was pleasant with food, which is appreciated.

“Great stay with felt like home!”

The property is great, with super cooperative staff that made my stay relaxing and felt like home. The only downside is that there is no parking space; you’ll need to find a nearby spot if you’re driving.

The staff were very courteous and kind, the beds were comfortable, and the laundry service was excellent. The location isn’t close to the city center; if you’re on the opposite side of the street, crossing is quite complicated. It’s on a high‑traffic road, so there’s a lot of confusion. Breakfast is à la carte and can only be paid with a downloadable app, which is a bit cumbersome. The same applies to the lockers.