In the style of a school report, I would say that the Naila Bagh relies to much on its success in previous years and does not put in any effort to make any real progress. It has let its general standards drop and is easily distracted often neglecting its guests and personal appearance. It is not prepared for the job... More

I love the idea of this hotel, but it not quite there yet. You can definitely see that back in its day (I think they said it was built in the 1850’s), it was a grand structure and the lobby is fun place to stroll and look at the cool furniture and artifacts from a colonial period. I would love... More

We booked two royal rooms for us and our friends. The rooms are spacious and in indian heritage style. furniture should/could be freshed up and cleanliness is not the strongest point. Bathroom and shower is not more than just sufficient. Water pressure was very low. Also privacy is not very good as the room has one side with only windows... More

We fell in love with this hotel the moment we walked into the arrival hall. Furniture, photographs, art and decorations from a time gone by make you feel like you've walked into a living museum. Once we were shown our rooms we felt we were staying in the bedrooms of a wealthy family of a bygone era of elegance. It... More

My wife and I spent 4 days here in December as part of our India tour, and stayed in a Royal Suite, which we found to be superb. The period rooms are tastefully furnished with period furniture, and our bedroom itself was huge, and very airy. It opened out onto a seperate lobby area, which then lead to the extremely... More

We were only here for one night, but really loved this hotel: it was among the best of about a dozen places we had stayed in during our trip around northern India. The main house is very characterful. Our room was cosy, with a good bathroom. We ate breakfast and dinner at the restaurant, and both were enjoyable. The staff... More

One's arrival at Naila Bagh can only be a slightly breathless experience. After the inevitable hyperventilation in the Jaipur traffic, one approaches the property up a long driveway and what a property it is! Grand on a scale befitting the Jaipur prime minister who once lived there, elegant and blissfully quiet - a rare attribute in India, especially so centrally.... More

I loved the Naila! Our room, a standard room, was huge, comfortable and well-decorated. The whole place is oozing with character, it is beautifully designed and showcases its 150 years of history well. The property is quiet, set back from the crazy streets of Jaipur. It is a short taxi or autorickshaw to Old City, and drivers can be arranged... More

This haveli was recommended by our travel agent as part of our tour package. We liked the room, especially the colourful traditional lights. It was also spacious. Authentic family portraits and tradiitonal furniture added charm to the reception area. The downside was that the restaurant menu was limited. Also, we expected a warmer welcome and possibly an introduction/history of the... More