Jaipur is never too far, when one needs a short vacation from Delhi. In fact, one of the best long drives, around Delhi, for those who like long drives. So here we were, packed in car, a family of four, off to Jaipur. Now, what can drive you crazy when visiting Jaipur is the question – where should you stay? Given that this was a short weekend, and our seventh trip to Jaipur, I wanted affordable luxury for my family and the search dial stopped at Sarovar Portico Jaipur.
Sarovar Portico Jaipur
This was my third stay at a Sarovor property. The earlier ones in Gangtok and Siliguri. They are all spectacularly consistent in their hospitality and personalized experiences for their guests. It wasn’t any different this time, actually, just a little more relaxed, since the kids could be on their own.
The Manager Mr. Sanjay Wadhwa received us well. The staff at the reception was courteous. We were escorted till our room.
Our room
Our room was of Premium category. It had huge space.
Bathroom was spic and span. Loved the interiors.
Our room had a study table, tea coffee maker, refrigerator, LED TV, phone, complimentary and fast wifi. The reading chair was the most comfortable corner in the room. The curtain opened to bright
sunlight on a perfect morning. Beds were super comfortable. Kids too loved the room. Interiors were well done. We felt relaxed in the room. This was exactly what we were looking for.
I took pictures of a suite as well.
The ground floor had a reception and seating arrangement for small meetings.
There was a banquet hall by the name Princess that can be used for both family and business events. The first floor had a multi cuisine restaurant ‘The Pavillion’. On the same floor, there was a wall dedicated to awards and recognitions.
Coming back to The Pavillion , food was delicious. Buffet had a good variety.
There was a mix of Indian and Continental cuisine at all times we had our meals there.
During dinner time we had healthy and mouthwatering lemon cucumber soup. I loved it. With soup, I had white sauce pasta and sauted vegetables. It was a great combination. Then I had chicken and Dal tadka with biryani rice. My evening was done. I simply relished what I savored. Kids received special attention. 
They were specially served with chilly paneer and honey chilly potatoes.
Moong Dal Halwa in desserts was magical. Its preparation was outstanding. I could see every particle of halwa separately.
Next day morning, there was a vast variety in breakfast as well. Poha, parantha, sambhar, Upma, idli, baked beans, porridge, potatoes wedges, egg section, breads section, juices , milk. We had a feast. After having this sumptuous meal, we went for sightseeing. Lunch time was full of delectable dishes and my favorite- clear vegetables soup. Just loved what I was having. I had pasta again and vegetables. I couldn’t resist eating. Kids enjoyed their treat. This time it was brownie with vanilla ice cream.
There is a roof top open air restaurant- Jaipur Grill. Being on the 9th floor, whole of Jaipur can be seen.
We could see the lighting of Nahargarh Fort. Due to pollution, it was a bit dim. The restaurant is by the swimming pool and provides a fine touch. It was glittering on Diwali. We had a relaxing time at the roof top. Kids too enjoyed the big screen in the open air setting.
I highly recommend Sarovar Portico Jaipur.
Nidhi KM
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After reading your article Will surely stay at Sarovar Portico on my next visit to Jaipur.Thanks for this amazing review of the hotel.
I had been to Jaipur city once, long ago and had a great visiting experience at that time. sarovar patrico seems like a great place to stay in Jaipur. I loved the pictures and detailed description you had shared. will share about this hotel with my friends and family in India.
Lemon cucumber soup and moving daal halwa, what a perfect start and end during the winters. Will I be wrong if I call it a tempting post? Sarovar Portico is a lovely property, I too have experienced their services when we were in Jaipur.
Looks like a great place to relax. I am sure people who love to travel in style or those on a business trip to JAipur would certainly opt for Sarovar Portico Jaipur.
Wow this seems to be an amazing property to stay at. I m planning a short trip to jaipur soon and my stay is indeed sorted
I have been to this hote 3 years ago.. I am sure it would have many morebetter changes. The ambience and food is amazing here. And is in the heart of city Jaipur
Moong dal is halwa, that’s what attracts me the most because we don’t get this dish easily in any place and this hotel also looks amazing. On my next visit to Jaipur will prefer this one to stay
I was actually planning a trip to Jaipur soon, loved this blog was damn helpful will definitely check out their website for more details, thank you for sharing
Heard a lot About this property. It is truly wonderful and luxurious. Will definitely visit.
Woah this looks like a great hotel. I really like the interiors of their room. Will keep this in mind for my next visit to the city
This hotel looks amazing. Will surely plan out this on my next visit to Jaipur. Can u tell how much it costs you.
I have been to jaipur and my staying at hotel experience wasn’t that good. I will consider it on my next visit to the city
I love to stay in a luxury hotel whenever I go on a vacation with family. I feel it’s important to have relaxing stay if you can afford. After all we do not go out every other day. I love the look of this hotel and food looks delicious too.
The room looks gorgeous and I also like the beautifully done reception
Jaipur is such a heritage city And this place lives up to its tradition. Very royal and would love to visit this.
Very well written post, Nidhi. I have been to Jaipur thrice and once I stayed at Sarovar Portico. I totally loved the ambiance and their service and hospitality are commendable. And of course, the food is divine. Loved reading your experience!