Hotel Bissau Palace - Jaipur    Share

This palace built in the 19th century during the reign of Maharaja Sawai Jagat Singh. The structure originally served as a palace of the nobleman Rawal Raja Raghubir Singhji. The Shekhawati estate was home to the rawals of Bissau. The palace was converted to a hotel in 1965. Now a heritage hotel.

The place is overall good with good facilities the staff is also nice the only problem is the locality or the region in which the hotel is situated the locality is very bad the outside region of the hotel is not that good the cleanliness and hygiene outsode the hotel is very poor and the people outside stares at u when u go out of the hotel and the fish market near the hotel is also not very nice however the experience inside the hotel was good one can stay as long as it is inside

The palace itself is quite beautiful and had a very melancholic feel of a bygone era. The food was nice and one of the better buffet breakfasts we've had. The area inside the gates was it's own quiet community you can relax in. However the location is a very busy and intense area so walking isn't really a good option.

Accommodation is okay - the rooms are not that spacious for two people but the room was relatively clean and basic in terms of amenities. The room decor is interesting - different, busy and colourful. The reception was not that helpful but there is space to relax outside and wifi is better in some areas of the premises. You pay what you get for and a stay here is worth the price. I would not recommend the restaurant here as the service was bad and overall not enjoyable, food is a bit pricey too considering.

Hidden gem! To get there is tough, but once there, you will be pleasantly surprised that a place like this exists. Enjoy! (Management can do better job up keeping! )