Hotel Saba Haveli

Saba Haveli was a serene, welcoming place that made us feel at ease as soon as we arrived. The property is stunning and full of character, and the staff were attentive, warm, and genuinely thoughtful throughout. Our spacious room was beautifully maintained and remarkably comfortable. Its traditional design and meticulous cleanliness gave the stay a timeless elegance. We were fortunate to have a private tour of the haveli with the owner. Hearing about the care taken to preserve the building using traditional restoration techniques was fascinating. The excellent local guide Rajveer organised and joined us on visits around the city, and arranged smooth taxi transfers between cities. His knowledge, professionalism, and warmth made getting around effortless. The food was excellent, especially the generous, delicious breakfasts, and the hospitality made our time in Jaipur unforgettable. It's a hidden gem in the heart of the city, and I'd wholeheartedly recommend it for an authentic yet luxurious stay. We'd gladly return.

Dhananjay was lovely and easy to reach throughout our stay. We only booked two nights and wished we could have stayed longer. The room felt wonderfully grand, and the location made it easy to reach many sights, including Hawa Mahal, with shops and restaurants nearby. We’d happily recommend staying here.

We had a lovely family visit at this charming hotel. Dinner on the rooftop is a treat, with views all around the city. There’s also a short hotel tour, about 15 minutes, that explains its historic architecture and past uses. My mother said the coffee was the best she’d had, even though I don’t drink coffee myself.

The haveli has so much character, and the staff were welcoming without making a fuss. Our room and bathroom were huge, and breakfast in the courtyard was pleasant with a generous spread. Dhananjay made excellent cappuccinos and gave us useful Jaipur recommendations. Laundry came back quickly and didn’t cost much. We liked being on the top floor, though the stairs could be difficult for some. We walked to places and also used tuktuks and Uber. When one driver couldn’t find the haveli, DJ called and guided him. They showed us their private lawn and garden across the street, but we ran out of time to use it. A memorable stay.