Jaipur is a popular holiday destination for tourists as it has all the elements of rich architectural elements and grandeur. From its beautiful palaces & forts, majestic temples, you’ll find heritage beauty everywhere in its old city quarter. When you are planning a trip to Jaipur it’s not just about exploring popular tourist attractions, sampling local food and shopping in old bazaars. Where to stay in Jaipur is a common query? With many options, it gets overwhelming to choose best hotels in Jaipur. The choice of property spans from the economy to the super-luxury segment. While it is easier to choose the category and the range of hotels, things get complicated if you have to choose a hotel based on which area to stay in Jaipur. Even though they are scattered across the city but some areas have a lot of hotels. This blog is a guide on where to stay in Jaipur.
Best Hotels In Jaipur | Where To Stay?
Please note that the following areas have a large number of stay options. There are a large number of hotels in these locations. This is a guide to picking hotel areas in Jaipur you can check the below locations. This includes many hotels in central location.
Hotels In MI Road
MI Road is a commercial hub of Jaipur. It is also an arterial road that connects the western part of the city with central areas especially the tourist areas. Most properties in and around MI Road cater to mid-segment. The rooms are smaller in size with no garden. There are a few exceptions though like a few on Sansar Chandra Road. A big advantage of staying on MI Road is connectivity. The railway station and Bus Depot are just a few minutes away. Fetching transport is easy and so are the options to eat. Public transport is easily available.
There are many good hotels on MI Road, Jaipur like Radisson, Golden Tulip, and even ITC Rajputana which is slightly off near Jaipur railway station. All these are the closest one can get for a 5-star hotel category on MI road.
Hotels In C-Scheme
C-scheme is a residential cum commercial area. Very few hotels have come up during the recent years because it is one of the poshest localities of Jaipur. This area is central and well connected with most places. Stay options in this area are mid to premium segment. Another advantage of staying here is the presence of a large number of cafes and restaurants to choose from.

One of the most prominent hotels in C-Scheme is Rambagh Palace. It is considered as one of the best heritage properties in India and has won many awards over the last few years. It was the erstwhile residence of Jaipur royalty and was preferred over the Jaipur City Palace by the most famous queens – Maharani Gayatri Devi. The owner of Rambagh Palace is Jaipur royalty but it is a part of the Taj group of hotels. It is one of the most sought after wedding venues in Jaipur and costs a fortune.
Among the most popular hotels in C-scheme are Holiday Inn, Hilton, Ginger, Park Prime, Shakun to name a few.
Hotels In Sindhi Camp – The Central Bus Station In Jaipur
There are a large number of stay options in this area. The ones in Sindhi camp caters to the budget segment. One must expect chaos and clamor here. The advantage of staying in this area is the easy availability of transport and inexpensive food options. The Jaipur Metro connects Sindhi Camp to the walled city area of Jaipur. It only takes a few minutes to reach Chandpol Bazaar from Sindhi Camp. The work is in progress to connect this with Chhoti Chaupar and Badi Chaupar too.
Hotels in Kukas on Jaipur-Delhi Highway
Kukas is a hub of luxury hotels in Jaipur. A large number of resorts and international chains are present here. You can be assured of tranquillity and a peaceful environment as the city is approximately 20 km away. On the flip-side, traveling to the city requires significant time and planning. Ola and Uber taxi services are not available in this location.
Some of the most popular hotels in Kukas are Le Meridian, Fairmont, JW Mariott Jaipur, Rajasthali, Shiv Vilas, Gold Palace, and The Tree of Life Resort.
Hotels In Jawahar Circle Near Jaipur Airport
Hotels near Jaipur airport are mainly international business chains in the 4-star category. It is best suited for those looking for a peaceful stay with a short commute time from the downtown area.
Jawahar Circle & Malvia Nagar are fast developing as a cafe and restaurant hub too. Only certain locations in this area are well connected with public transport. There are a couple of international & national chain hotels near Jawahar Circle like Jaipur Marriott, Radisson Blu Jaipur, Jaipur Lalit, Sarovar to name a few. Patrika Gate is synonymous with Jawahar Circle which also has a garden by the same name.

Hotels In Vaishali Nagar And Ajmer Road
It is primarily residential but fast developing into an upcoming commercial center. Staying here entails significant commute time and money to tourist attractions and shopping areas. It makes little sense for tourists to stay here. The hotels here cater to mid-segment.

Hotels In Raja Park
Raja Park is a good choice for a central location. It provides easy access to the tourist attractions of the city like Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, and Jaipur City Palace to name a few. The hotels cater to budget to mid-segment. Some of the most prominent hotels near Raja Park are Hotel Grand Uniara, Hotel Fern, and Ramada Jaipur.
Hotels In Bani Park
Bani park offers a great alternative to Sindhi camp with a variety of hotels to choose from budget to mid-segment. This area is well connected with both the railway station and bus depot hardly a kilometer away. It is one of the best places to stay in Jaipur for tourists. The only sore point is the traffic congestion during peak hours in certain places near the collectorate circle.
Where to stay in Jaipur for tourists?
If you prefer central location MI Road, C-Scheme, Bani Park and Raja Park are the best locations to stay in Jaipur. All these locations are ideal for the tourists visiting Jaipur.
This is not an exhaustive hotel list in Jaipur since they are spread across the city. I have only listed popular areas to stay as these areas have the largest number of hotels. I hope people will be able to find the best hotel in this Jaipur blog.
Heritage Hotels In Jaipur
With the rise in preference for a stay in heritage properties, there are many options to choose from heritage hotels in Jaipur. A few of these are genuine heritage hotels but there are many which are not; they can at best be described as imposters. One can find many heritage hotels in the Bani Park area which claim to be heritage Havelis but these were built within the last few decades. While many travelers are unaware of this fact, others don’t care. These hotels are way cheaper than real heritage properties. It wouldn’t be uncommon to find accommodation in a heritage style hotel in Bani Park for as low as Rs 3000/night. On the other hand, the real heritage Havelis costs at least 2-5 times.

Which are the 5 star Heritage Hotels in Jaipur?
Some of the most sought after 5-star hotels in Jaipur are Rambagh Palace and Raj Palace. The ones that top in the list of 4-star heritage hotels in Jaipur are Raj Mahal Palace and Samode Palace in Samode and Jai Mahal Palace managed by the Taj group.

While not in the same class, other popular 3-star and 4-star heritage hotels in Jaipur are Samode Haveli, Narayan Niwas, and Diggi Palace. There are a couple of smaller heritage Havelis in Jaipur that have a unique charm of their own.

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An exhaustive post indeed and a handy guide!
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Thanks, Swati. 🙂
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Great info! Nicely composed
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Thanks. I’m glad you liked it 🙂
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Enjoyed the read and photos, which reminded me when I visited Jaipur in 1985.
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That’s a long time ago, Nilla. You will find that city has changed a lot. I’m keen to look at pictures from your trip. 🙂
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Definitely a long time ago but it’s the only time I travelled to India and backpacked for a month in your gorgeous country.
I don’t have too many but have just built my replacement photography site – let me know what you think and if I should change anything:
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Sure. I will flip over and check it out. Thanks for sharing the link.
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Thank you. I designed & built this new site, which I launched December. Hope it’s OK and easy to use. 😉
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It was. It is great, Nilla! 🙂
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Thank you for the kind feedback. 🙂
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you are welcome, Nilla 🙂
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Beautiful captures. They don’t even look like they were shot almost 35 years ago. I love your picture of Jaipur man.
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Thank you for the great feedback! This portfolio is all 35mm colour slide film. I didn’t do a great job of scanning my negs and slides before leaving Australia, so have to clean the images up in Lightroom, especially a sky. I dislike post-production.
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Great, I don’t like processing pictures. All my pictures are simply corrected for exposure in a basic photo editor. I don’t use LR or PS. It is too much of a work.
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A great post xx
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Thanks 🙂
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Wow, some splendid hotels I am always in awe of the magnificent architecture …
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