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Nice place to stay. Lovely house. But take care, they ask us to pay GST on the room, Trip seems to not count them.

I stayed there for 6 days because I had booked in advance and it was NOT stress-free. The place itself is airy and spacious, but the staff’s behavior leaves much to be desired. If you owe them even as little as Rs. 50 on your canteen bill, they might interrupt your conversations with other guests to demand it—despite your willingness to pay in advance. They also give you accusatory looks over the smallest requests, such as asking for a cup from their kitchen. Although they enforce a no-slippers policy everywhere, the floors are so sticky and unclean that walking barefoot is quite unpleasant. I especially disliked the “manager,” Sid, who always seems to be prying and displays a rather large ego. He takes up space in the main common area and forces long, pointless conversations on guests. One afternoon, when I sat down to work on my laptop, he asked about my occupation. I politely requested we talk later, as I was starting my workday. He became visibly upset, fell silent, and left the room after a few minutes. I also saw another guest trying to mention how noisy the upstairs area gets, but Sid immediately changed the subject, refusing to acknowledge the complaint. Ritik, while helpful and diligent, was also prone to giving accusatory looks—even when he just needed access to the dorm for cleaning. Every time he approached me, I worried he might say something reproachful or bringing a 'sad' news such as the pending canteen bill 😅 which was not very often, and yet their advance payment QR codes don't work so I could avoid it. On my last morning, I had to catch an early train to Chandigarh and went to the front desk because my Uber was delayed. The staff member there brusquely told me to wait for an auto outside on the road, offering no further assistance. When I tried to return my locker key to retrieve my Rs. 100 deposit, the same staff member claimed he couldn’t find the spare key he had given me earlier. This happened just as I was rushing to catch my train. He started arguing it wasn’t about the money, but failed to acknowledge his own oversight in not mentioning the missing key a day before. It was so unprofessional that I simply left to avoid missing my train. Thankfully, my taxi arrived on time, and I reached the station with only minutes to spare. Ironically, as I was hauling my suitcase, rucksack, two shoulder bags, and a large carry bag out to the taxi, the reception clerk ran after me—not to help with my luggage, but to ask for a rating.

I had experienced Fantastic stay at the hoztel jaipur. This place is quite unique and gives you homie vibes. I really loved the common areas of hoztel, also they keep property very clean and hygiene.Had an amazing experience at this hostel and would highly recommend to anyone visiting Jaipur. I travelled from ireland and out of everywhere I have stayed in India this place felt like home. Yug at reception made us feel very welcome & the manager Sid couldn’t have been more helpful & good craic! Clean rooms, friendly, helpful, nice area & cool rooftop to chill out. Thanks for everything, see you again soon.

My second stay at this incredible hostel in Jaipur was nothing short of amazing. The host is undoubtedly one of the best you can meet, always ensuring that guests feel welcomed and valued. The highlight of my stay was definitely the delicious home-cooked food served at the hostel. Each meal was a delight, offering a taste of authentic local cuisine. The vibe at the hostel is unbeatable, creating the perfect atmosphere for socializing and making friends with fellow travelers. I met so many like-minded people during my stay, sharing stories and creating unforgettable memories together. The hostel maintains excellent hygiene standards throughout the property, ensuring a comfortable and clean environment for all guests. What sets this hostel apart is its commitment to giving back to the backpacking community. Service charges are directed towards supporting fellow travelers, making it a meaningful and socially responsible choice for accommodation. The attentive service provided by the staff further enhances the overall experience, making guests feel truly cared for and valued. Overall, I can't recommend this hostel enough to anyone planning a visit to Jaipur. Whether you're a backpacker looking for a social atmosphere or a traveler seeking authentic experiences, this hostel ticks all the boxes. It's the perfect place to stay for those who value good company, delicious food, and unforgettable experiences.

There was no electricity, so I unnecessarily woke up because of the heat. The technicians were making a lot of noise. There was also extremely loud hip hop music during the day. As if it is some club. Very uncomfortable, unpleasant place runned by amateurs. Definitely not suitable for resting.

Forget boring hotels, hostels are where it's at for the real Jaipur experience. Think vibrant colors, rooftop chill sessions, and meeting people from all over the globe. First off, the prices are insane – like, seriously budget-friendly. You're saving cash. Plus, the staff? They're usually super chill, giving you the lowdown on the best street food and hidden gems. The common areas are where the magic happens. Think late-night chill sessions, swapping travel stories, and planning impromptu adventures. You'll find yourself making friends for life, swapping Instagram handles, and maybe even joining a spontaneous trip to the Amber Fort. Cleanliness? Most places keep it pretty good, especially considering the price. And the locations? Often smack-dab in the heart of the old city, so you're steps away from the pink walls and bustling bazaars. you're not there to Netflix and chill, are you? You're there to explore, connect, and soak up the chaos of Jaipur. Hostels are the perfect launchpad for that. Just pack your sense of adventure, and you're golden.