“Décevant”
The outdoor setting was nice. The room was poorly arranged and hard to access; the staff were polite but nothing more. Breakfast was mediocre and overpriced for India (800 rs).
JeanHá 3 semanas
★★★★·Jaipur·8.3
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Diggi Palace, a hidden heritage gem in Jaipur’s city centre, blends 4‑star elegance with a sun terrace, lush garden and year‑round outdoor pool. Free public Wi‑Fi, a restaurant serving Indian, Chinese, French, British and Italian fare, plus a bar and lounge, cater to diverse tastes. Nearby City Palace and Jantar Mantar, 12 km from the airport, enhance its prime location.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The outdoor setting was nice. The room was poorly arranged and hard to access; the staff were polite but nothing more. Breakfast was mediocre and overpriced for India (800 rs).
Jean·Há 3 semanas
The rooms were spacious, clean, and well kept. The lack of elevators was a problem because my 88‑year‑old mum and I had to climb two flights of stairs, which was inconvenient.
Sujatha·Há 3 semanas
Beautiful place, great location, and the staff were friendly. Vijay welcomed us warmly, and Aakash gave us useful city tips. The historic vibe was lovely, with a nice timelapse of the Maharajas’ life. We could enjoy a pleasant breakfast in the garden while watching peacocks and squirrels.
Charlotte·Há um mês
Everything!
Laure·Há um mês
The haveli was stunning, with a grand entrance and peacocks strolling through the gardens; the corridors and archways were lovely, and the swimming pool was a nice touch. The only downside was that when I asked about free transfers from the train station, they quoted an absurd price, so I ended up using Uber for a fraction of the cost.
Emer·Há um mês