SMS Hotel

In the shadows of the renowned Ram Bagh Palace of Jaipur, lies its younger brother of sorts, its annex, Sawai *** Mahal. We had arrived here from Ranthambore to relax for a couple of days before returning to Delhi . We could not have found anything more perfect. The hotel and its grounds are aesthetically spectacular, beautiful to look at with sweeping lawns and wonderful Rajasthani architecture. The rooms are modern & some of the best I have seen in India. They are tasteful and luxurious , and yet everything has been very carefully thought of . The light buttons in the room the coffee-tray., the extra comfortable bed and cushions. Our room came with a wonderful little balcony where a morning or evening cup of tea was bliss. The food was spectacular whether it was a Rajasthani Thali or the hotel’s other speciality is Spanish food. But what made the place extra special were its people. Whether it was the duty manager, devendra Singh or our waiter at the restaurant, Mausumi Poudel, who made our stay extra special by attending to our every need and going out of their way to ensure that everything was perfect for us. This day could not have been improved upon

Sawai *** Mahal offers a perfect blend of heritage and luxury. The stunning architecture, elegant rooms, and serene courtyards create a royal ambiance. Exceptional hospitality, delicious dining, and peaceful surroundings make it a truly unforgettable experience!

One can only describe the experience at this place as the best. The rooms were amazing, the on welcome flowers in the room were an amazing touch. And the staff were super helpful and willing to go out of their way to satisfy customers. They definitely go above and beyond to make you feel royal. I will definitely be returning again!

Our stay at the Sawai *** Mahal in Jaipur, India was delightful. The Mahal was gorgeous and incredibly beautiful, both the rooms and the grounds. Our service was amazing. Two outstanding employees we encountered (in addition to the many others we did not get there names) were Mausumi and Rajveer. They were so gracious, friendly and personable. That made our stay extra special.

We went there for our anniversary and it was a great experience. The hospitality there was signature Taj. Nita took special care of us and we didnt need to ask for anything twice. She took my 6 year old daughter for peacock feeding and pizza making experiences. I was at ease leaving her with Nita. The rooms were spacious and the property is newly constructed. Although there was only one multi-cuisine restaurant with a limited breakfast option, the restaurants in Rambagh palace (which was adjoining) made up for this. The staff was courteous, friendly and efficient. Overall the hotel had a cozy vibe and we had a memorable stay.

One of the best hotel experiences we’ve had! Right from the check-in to we experienced the Taj warmth and hospitality. Being Christmas, the hotel was decorated tastefully and wonderfully. What worked: - the staff and politeness - the spacious room and courtyard - the feeling of being in a palace which was still intimate cos the property is not massive (something we prefer) - the proximity to the Rambagh (I enjoyed my morning walks in the beautiful lawns) - the yummy breakfast - the library bar which had a rich collection of books on the maharajas and history of India - the overall aesthetic of the sawai *** if in Jaipur, don’t even think twice before staying at the sawai *** (I feel like it is a standalone holiday destination in itself and properly one of the best Taj properties in India) Special mention to the person handling breakfast orders (forgot his name); Aditya; and all the staff who greeted us warmly with “Khama Gani”. Will go back shortly, undoubtedly