Best Homestays in Jaipur

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Homestays are the great way to feel at home when away from home. This concept is really picking up well. They are cost effective, you feel comfortable, you get to meet people who will make you feel at home and there is a cross culture exchange experience.

Some of the best homestays away from the madness of downtown Jaipur in an idyllic setting are:

9 Trees, Jaipur
Its a garden retreat located in the green belt of Jaipur, a few minutes drive from the airport on an eight acre estate in the foothills of the majestic Aravali hills surrounded by lush greenery, 9Trees provides a cocoon of restful peace and tranquility to retreat into after a long day spent exploring the nuances of the bustling Jaipur city.
9 Trees Room
9 Trees Courtyard
Nohra Heritage Homestay, Jaipur
Nohra is a very comfortable heritage homestay. Very homely, pretty neat, awesome rajasthani home-like meals,and a marvelous family to take care of you in the warmest manner!
Nohra Verandah
Nohra Room

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