Jaipur District Hotel Guide - Govind Devji Temple hotels in Jaipur District, India.

"The breakfast was limited but tasty . The overall stay was very good we even got upgraded to business class room . The only negative is the price of room service item , I got 2 plain roti for almost Rs300 and one cup of tea was more than Rs400"

"Absolutely fantastic stay. Everyone was so warm and friendly and thoughtful. The hotel is beautiful, with amazing facilities and lots of lounge space to relax. The food at the restaurant is delicious and the bar serves tasty cocktails. A perfect location, nearby lots of markets and the sights of the pink city. I can't wait to come back!"

"I stayed at this lovely hotel in late March 2026 for two days as a single female traveler and I felt safe, secure, happy, I rested very well. This hotel is walking distance to everything I wanted to see, and they make some yummy samosas for breakfast! Thanks for the memories Heart of the City by Rashmi! <3 "

"There were several major issues during our stay at this hotel. Food hygiene: Throughout our three-day stay, the breakfast area was overrun with flies. They were landing on food en mass and staying there, especially on the uncovered breads and pastries. After observing for nearly an hour, one staff member told another to “zap” the flies. No effort was made to replace or cover the contaminated food. This was extremely unhygienic and unappetizing. Food quality: We had dinner at the hotel on our first night. Compared to other places like the Taj and Oberoi, the food here was mediocre, especially considering the comparable price. I would strongly recommend exploring other dining options. Lack of flexibility and poor customer service: When our flights were cancelled due to the war, every other hotel we had booked in India — including Taj and Oberoi — offered refunds without issue. This hotel did not. They ignored our initial requests, then dragged out the process, wasting hours of our time. It became clear that they prioritized money over basic fairness or guest care. Because of this, we had to scramble to rebook flights so we wouldn’t lose the money spent on this reservation. I had assumed a smaller boutique hotel might be more understanding in difficult circumstances, but that was not the case here. Facilities: The swimming pool is extremely shallow — too shallow for our six-year-old to enjoy. Additionally, the pool area was full of mosquitos. Overall, I would stay away."

"Property itself is gorgeous and unique. It's a quiet place within a chaotic city. "

"Beautiful sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of the streets in Jaipur. We had lovely rooftop room. Owner gave us much needed sightseeing advice. "

"Rooms were extremely clean and had a very comfortable, enormous bed with crisp white sheets. Great hot shower and large bathroom with hairdryer. Seperate seating area off the bedroom too. Traditional indian style breakfast on their rooftop dining area. We also had the thali dinner there twice which was exrremely tasty. The host family are very friendly and welcoming and we would definately stay again. The rooms are basic but exceptional value- the outside of the building is stunning. It's located in the heart of the Pink City so walkable to the City Palace area and Hawa Mahal. A real emersion into the old Jaipur!"

"Room condition and facilities are average but location is very good. Food is okay. Rooms are tiny. "

"Unhygienic "