Jaipur Hotels - India

<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> <h2 align="center">Jaipur Hotels</h2> <p>Find a hotel in Jaipur, India. Get the best discounts on <a href="http://www.hotels-travelnow.com/asia/india/">Jaipur hotels</a> - up to 70% off the regular rate. Make reservations online. India travel information.</p> <p><b>Park Plaza Jaipur</b> Lends Itself Beautifully To Jaipur And Has An Ideal City Center Location With Easy Access To Business And Shopping. M.i. Road, Birla Auditorium And The Secretariat Are Easily Accessible.</p> <p>Area Attractions<br> -Hawa Mahal<br> -Amer Fort<br> -City Palace</p> <p><b>Holiday Inn Jaipur</b></p> <p><b>Jai Mahal Palace</b></p> <p><b>Bw Om Tower</b></p> <p><b>Le Meridien Jaipur</b></p> <p>Lying on the bed of a long-dry lake, Jaipur sprawls to hills in the north, east and west, and south across the open plains towards Bundi. Getting and keeping your bearings is simple; even if you can't see the high walls of the Pink City, the hills behind it in the northeast, topped by <b>Nawalgarh Fort</b> , are always conspicuous. The <b>Pink City</b> houses the principal tourist attractions - the Palace of Winds or <b>Hawa Mahal</b> , and Jai Singh's <b>City Palace</b> and <b>Jantar Mantar Observatory</b> - while the <b>Ram Niwas Garden, zoo</b> , and <b>Albert Hall</b> (Central Museum) are a short way south of the walls, within easy walking distance of its gates. Broad and widely spaced roads in the newer areas outside the walls accommodate the industries and businesses that underlie the economy of the modern city, as well as most of Jaipur's hotels. <b>Mirza Ismail (MI) Road</b> is the main route from west to east (south of the old city), on which you'll find the GPO, hotels and restaurants and some of the larger boutiques and jewellery shops. <b>Station Road</b> runs from the railway station in the west, past the bus stand and on to Chand Pole, the westernmost gate of the old city</p> <p>If you're anywhere near Jaipur in March, don't miss the <b>Elephant Festival</b> , one of India's most flamboyant parades, celebrated with full Rajput pomp during Holi (March).</p> </body>