I booked Anuraag Villa last minute having done little research, and was very pleasantly surprised. It was excellent value for money, with a nice big room, and great location in a quiet yet decently close to everything neighbourhood. Our room a lovely respite from the city streets with ample space - ideal as we ended up getting sick (not the hotel’s fault, to clarify!) and spending a day holed up in bed. My favourite aspect was the downstairs cafe, which we spent a lot of time and money ordering fancy coffees from (and dinner on said sick day, which was great, I recommend the momos).

The staff were nice enough but a wee bit dozy on occasion when we called down, for instance asking about the WiFi passcode or for an iron, though this may have been a language barrier.

The staff were very helpful and polite. If you needed anything, they would oblige. The weather was cold when we were there, but I’m sure sitting in the gardens having breakfast would be a lovely experience.

When having a shower the whole bathroom got soaked during the process which was frustrating. The windows had a/c machines on them so you couldn’t see out and the room was darker due to this. The list of facilities on the booking.com site is incorrect and it gave me a higher expectation of the hotel. Many of the items (I.e hairdryer, tea & coffee making facilities) have to be requested when you need them. Bathrobes were not available.

The hotel was conveniently located and is easily found.The rooms were clean and very comfortable, with elegant décor. • Staff and Services Most friendly and helpful receptionist and staff ever, lovely and great first impression of hotel. • Amenities and Facilities: "The rooms were well equipped with water boiler and safe deposit box". • Overall Experience: "I had a wonderful experience at the Anuraag Villa. I was impressed by the efficient check-in/check-out process of the hotel.

The staff at Anuraag Villa were fantastic. Whether it be a cot, an extra pillow, towels, or bottled water they were quick to respond. They even called an in-house doctor visit for me to address a travel bug I picked up in Agra, which quickly got me back on my feet. The villa is a few blocks from the main road, which means you can peacefully enjoy the serenity of the courtyard (no honking horns) and then take a quick rickshaw ride to the hustle and bustle of the Pink City. It's the perfect place for families. Every morning my kids watched a dancing peacock from the bedroom window before going for breakfast in the courtyard while a local musician played. There's both a cafe and restaurant on site, and the menus are geared towards both traditional Indian and western palates. This was my fourth visit to Jaipur, second with my wife, and first with our children. I've stayed at a lot of great hotels in town, but this is where we'll stay next time.

The staff is very polite and well mannered. Breakfast is very enjoyable with a flute recital in the lawn. The room is quite big in size. Price wise it's a great choice.

We stayed in room no 206. The Commode is old and not clean. The lawn is not at all like what is shown in the picture. There are many options in the restaurant but prices are very exorbitant. There is no lift. People having knee problems should avoid this property.

The staff was very helpful, going above and beyond to help us. They booked our train tickets for us, tuk tuks, etc. They always made sure we had everything we needed. The room was very large and comfortable. The property has a really nice outdoor area where you can relax and eat. The cafe staff was also really nice and the food was great.

The room could be cleaner. It was hard to ventilate it because the window we could open was so small.

The food was good and reasonbly..the garden was beautiful and nice to dine..we ate most of the time at the hotel, especially the pooris and poha..this accommodation offers basic amenities at reasonable price and the localty is good to access most places easily...

they could surely improve on the cleanliness of the rooms especially bathrooms

This is a little hidden gem , Down a nice quiet part of Jaipur, the gardens were beautiful and well maintained. staff were very attentive , nothing too much trouble .rooms were spacious and very clean it had a very homely feel to the villa. I would definitely recommend to eat here as the food was delicious especially the evening meal! Over all I would stay here again!

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Hotel Anuraag is budget-friendly and cozy. It's somewhat tucked away on a quieter, tree-lined street. The room was spacious and clean. I appreciated the ceiling fan in addition to the AC as I used that instead of the AC. One of the best features of this place is the attached restaurant! I was sick during my time in Jaipur and was fortunate to be staying here - I didn't have to worry about my meals. The prices were right, selection solid, and food delicious. The workers were always professional and polite. There's a beautiful backyard space, as well. I'd stay here again.

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Location, quite area in Jaipur, 10 minutes tuc tuc drive to the old city. Beautiful building, nice front and back gardens, big comfortable rooms. Staff very friendly.

No freshly squeezed juices available. However, in India, this seems to be the normality, rather the exception - this happens even in upscale hotels.