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It is an oasis of tranquility
It is an oasis of tranquility. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Jaipur.
Stayed two nights at Supyar Mahal
Stayed two nights at Supyar Mahal in Jaipur with my husband.Clean and big rooms in a quiet area near Vaishali nagar. Very quiet and budget-friendly.
Perfect stay
The rooms are nice and clean, the breakfast delicious, the neighbourhood very nice. The Family is very friendly. Highly recommended !
family-run guest house
We stayed at this hotel during a trip to India this month. The hotel is extremely quaint and has a very authentic feel to it - it's a family-run guest house, with delicious home-made meals which are traditional of the area.
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