Hotel Dream place

Dream Restaurant is inside Treebo Dream Palace in Sanganer, Jaipur, and serves pure vegetarian North Indian food, with Jain dishes available too. It’s a casual dining option on the property, open for breakfast from 8-10 AM, lunch 1-3 PM, and dinner 7-11 PM. The free breakfast has a modest selection of North Indian vegetarian dishes. Some guests found it enough for a quick start, though it isn’t lavish. Having a restaurant in the hotel is handy after a long journey or if you’d rather not go out late. Several reviews praised the food’s taste as excellent for budget lodging, especially given that dining comes with the stay. Dinner portions in particular can feel small for families. One guest said there wasn’t enough food for a family of two and suggested looking elsewhere. MyTrip’s average food rating is only 3.3/5, below its location and service scores, which points to inconsistent quality or limited menu choices. Cleanliness problems elsewhere in the hotel, like dusty washrooms or poorly maintained rooms, can also affect how the dining area feels. The menu sticks to simple North Indian food, which can work when you’re tired, though it may not satisfy anyone looking for richer flavours or Rajasthani specialties. Jain options are a useful choice for guests with dietary needs.

The floor hadn’t been cleaned, and the bedsheet wasn’t washed. It took an hour for them to change the sheet. When I asked them to clean the floor, they brought disposable slippers instead.

The staff were really rude and the service was awful. The bedsheets weren’t even washed, and there was no geyser. It felt like they didn’t want to do business at all.

I checked out early from FabHotel Dream Palace, Jaipur. There were rats in the room, with multiple sightings, and it smelled strongly of cigarettes. Dirt was everywhere, including under the bed, in the corners, and in the bathroom, which hadn’t been cleaned properly. The bedsheets didn’t feel fresh, and the whole room felt unhygienic and uncomfortable. Hygiene clearly didn’t seem to be a priority. It didn’t feel safe or livable to me, especially for someone traveling with family or elderly people. For a hotel that claims to offer decent budget accommodation, this was far below basic standards. Whether it was poor maintenance or carelessness, the room condition was shocking and completely unacceptable. I’d strongly advise others to avoid it unless standards improve drastically.