Sign in with Facebook
Hotel Class: 
3 Stars - 1 Review and 118 Opinions
C-2 Peelwa Garden, Moti Dongri Road, Jaipur, 302004, India
Check Rates and Availability
of people enjoy staying here
119 Opinions
RAJASTHANBYCAR
User Rating
Helpfulness
This is new modern hotel, rooms are clean and good size comfort bed, walking destance from Pink city.
Unique Quality: Baby Swimming Pool batter then nathing.
Suryaa Villa Photo: Hotel Suryaa Villa
Sort by: Most recent | Most helpful
1 - 1 of 1
one of the gate of amber fort
Peeking inside a haveli
Inner courtyard
Rana Ji Ki nasiyan Jain temple
Jaipur was founded by Sawai Jai Singh II, in 1727 AD. It was possibly the first planned city of India. The pink color was used at the time of building to create an impression of the red sandstone buildings of Mughal cities. In 1876, Jaipur repainted itself pink (no other colour was availbe in such vast quantities) to welcome Prince Albert and Queen Elizabeth II, and thus the name “Pink City” stuck to it
As i said my introduction Jaipur is first well planned city,it has many planned Bazar (Markets).Long shopping arcades,shops were small,but many shops,choice is lot.
Jaipur is famous for jewellery,semi-precious stones,diamonds,topaz&emaralds.
Thr pic can display of Sliver jewellary.
Jauhari Bazar is for jeweelary shopping,both side of Bazar shops all jewellary shops. Sliver Jewellary,semi-precious stones,diamonds,topaz&emaralds.Dont waana spend much money on shopping can go for semi precious stone rings,very pretty ones .
The Palace of the Winds was built in 1799 and is simply stunning. Go when the sun has just risen in the morning and you will see it in it full glory.
It is 5 storeys high built in a pyramid shape. It has been built with so many windows and slits so that the royal women could get a good view of all the ceremonial processions without being seen themselves.
It is really THE symbol of Jaipur. Amazing latice work and carving.
Once inside the Fort, you'll begin your trip from a courtyard where the elephant station is. There first thing to see would be the Shila Devi Temple, a small temple dedicated to the goddess Kali. From there, the imposing Ganesh Pol gateway will lead you to the interior of the Fort. Later on you can walk through inside the gateway and glance through the screened windows, meant for the ladies in ancient time. The hallways around the Fort are rather straight forward and if you follow them, you won't miss anything important. Just make sure that you visit the Sheesh Mahal, a chamber with tiny mirrors all over that'll shine the whole room with just a single candle.
10km out of Jaipur, Galta is a pilgrim spot. It is visited for its temples as the sage Galav is mean to have lived and meditated here. It really is a beautiful, beautiful place.
Monkey Temple - As you walk up to the entrance gates there are people selling bananas and the like for the monkeys. You really do not need to bother buying anything - there are ample monkeys inside to have to worry about enticing them... and frankly the macaques here have rather short tempers and large teeth so, in my humble oipinion, encouraging them and feeding them is not the best idea in the world!
Now I cannot actually remember if I had to pay an entrance fee and if I did I think it was nominal. I did however have to pay a "donation" which I seem to remember thinking was not too bad and looked upon it as an entrance fee! I did get asked for some more donations as I went around and got led to some of the holier temples/shrines... this side annoyed me.
However, my trip here was one of my highlights in India. I drank chai with the guru who then took me and my family underground, hit us over the head with peacock feather, rubbed lotus oil into the backs of our hands, marked our forehead, bound our wrist with string, mumbled words I couldn't understand and blessed us. I am not a religious person but it was a very nice experience. I wondered if all tourists received this treatment but having met other people who had also visited here, I was the only one.
I wish I could have spent a little longer here but it was the end of a very long day and I was aware my driver was probably bored, tired and hungry. If I ever return to Jaipur I will definitely revisit here.
Baby Swimming Pool batter then nathing.
94 members live in Jaipur
Sponsored Links
Similar to Suryaa Villa
Near Suryaa Villa
Step Up from Suryaa Villa
Cheapest in Jaipur
Great Hotels for Less
Q: visa... "does anyone know how long does it roughly take to get the 'entry' visa for india take? im from ireland? cheers"
A: "hi i am going india to at the end of november and im from the UK. you can get the visa in 5 days through postal ways. get the form from the post office or download it..."
Sponsored Links
Latest Jaipur hotel reviews
Sponsored Links
Sponsored Links
Check Rates and Availability (from our partners)
