I am a single female traveling alone and I read and heard about this hotel being very nice. I walked quite a ways to arrive only to be greeted by a hostile woman who did not even want to talk to me. When I asked the price, she made it seem as if she did not even want to give... More

We (2) stayed three days at the Devi Niwas and enjoyed every minute. The family was so nice to us - and the food delicious. The atmosphere at the place did truly outweigh the downside of some of the rooms. If going to Jaipur again, we will definitely go back.

This guesthouse is really nice, all the family is always available and help you for everything! It is possible to eat there and we recommend it, we liked it a lot! They are good cookers. In this place you meet many tourists and all are wrotten on the wall before to leave!!

The Devi Niwas is located in a very nice area of Jaipur. It is a family home with guest bedrooms (AC and non AC). The food is the highlight with fresh, local dishes adequately priced. The rooms have high ceilings and the beds are comfortable. My wife and I originally had a non AC room but decided to upgrade due... More

I stayed at devi niwas for one week n enjoyed a lot as i entered ,the first look was like a traditional place n when 1-2 hours passed i realised that it is really traditional....tha display is ostentatious,,,,, mrs. singh's daughter-in-law had made very traditional n impressive painting on the walls....the food there is the best thing...a great variety of... More

Ms. Singh and family are sullen and miserable, maintain a dirty property with a nasty menagerie of forlorn animals, and beat their old dog who stares at you with sad pleading eyes. Despite the colorful and effusively positive comments scrawled all over the place, we were underwhelmed by the poor service, dusty rooms, lack of ANY (hot or otherwise) water... More

Devi Niwas Hotel is a charming and simple guesthouse in a quiet neighbourhood in Jaipur. The rooms were not very clean but acceptable for a night or two. Food is excellent. Devi Niwas is run by an Indian family. Sometimes they are very friendly, sometimes they just ignore you.

Tucked behind the bus station on a quiet street! Free internet!! Was a little more expensive - 600 rp double - than we would usually pay but was worth it! We had a bath, a huge balcony, a massive room and a huge bathroom - very clean!! they had room service as well which was perfect as we got ill... More

I stayed in Devi Niwas for one week during my volunteer work in Jaipur. I found the place via lonely planet and when I saw the traveller's notes all over the walls I thought this would be a good place, but it was the opposite. The room was very old and dusty. Partly because there is a lot of dust... More