Had a lovely 3 night stay here.

Let me be frank to start with; this is India. Jaipur is a big city and this hotel is in a busy area, albeit down a side road. Don't expect it to be particularly quiet. And you're going to find other "problems" if that's what you look for.

We had a lovely room on the first floor with a beautiful enclosed balcony that was a terrific area to sit, enjoy a quiet drink and watch the world go by.

Our bathroom was perfectly adequate if a little old fashioned. As is common hot water is supplied via a bowser in the room. Shower pressure wasnt great and ideally give the system a chance to reheat between.

Food in the restaurant was good. Eating on the terrace in the evening was particularly pleasant.

Breakfast was more than adequate, a semi buffet with the offer of omelettes made fresh and waiting staff making toast and coffee. For the grumblers amongst us coffee, as in the majority of India hotels, is instant (Indians dont really drink coffee).

We didnt use the pool but others did and it looked thoroughly pleasant.

There was a mini bar in the room and a laundry service is available.

For us one of the main attractions of the hotel was the staff. Professional but friendly. Nothing was too much trouble it seemed.

In short we'd stay there again and happily recommend it to anyone planning a visit to Jaipur

In short

Throughly recommend this hotel if you stay in Jaipur. We had room 301, an upstairs room which was spacious with a large bathroom & very comfortable bed. Everything about the hotel was clean. The breakfast selection was good even though there were limited choices.
We can’t speak highly enough of the staff who were so helpful when we needed to change our bookings during this time of the Coronavirus. We will certainly stay here again when we return to Jaipur.
Thank you Dera Rawatstar. You were an oasis for us.