The trip was a great introduction to Africa, Botswana and Zambia in particular. Meagan did a wonderful job in terms of putting together an amazing itinerary that was fun-filled and memorable. I really loved the intimate feel of the camps-how all the guests got to know each other a bit better just because we all ate at the same time and pretty much did our activities at the same time. I really appreciated the fact that the camps and hotels practiced sustainable tourism and were actively supporting habitat conservation. I am already looking forward to booking my next trip to Africa with Global Basecamps. Thank you so much, Megan Yash and Global Basecamps, for making my dream of visiting Africa a reality!
Sugan Niwas Palace
Jaipur, India
Prices From: $70
Sugan Niwas is a colonial palace built in the early nineteen forties by the late Thakur Bhagirath Singhji of Khatipura. His son Thakur Arun Singh, the present owner converted it into a Heritage Boutique Hotel. Situated in the heart of Jaipur, in the exclusive Bani Park area, Sugan Niwas Palace is surrounded by artistically landscaped lush green gardens.
The rooms are all individually air-conditioned with internet ready telephone, TV's, fridges, tea and coffee makin facilities, separate dressing rooms and en-suite bathrooms, and some rooms have private balconies. Saffron the main dining room is open for all meal periods. The menu is a blend of home-style Indian & traditional western food.
Location
Region: Asia - South
Address:
At Vijay Path (Behind Sindhi Camp Bus Stand), Bani Park
Jaipur
India
302006
General Information
Check in/Check Out time 12.00 Noon.
Cancellation Policies
In the case of "No Shows" the hotel reserves right to charge Rentention charges of 1 night to your credit card. Cancellation should be notified 72 hours prior to arrival of Local Standard Check - In Time 12 Noon.
Client Testimonials
Stephanie, Custom Africa Trip
First, I just wanted to thank our travel specialist again! His help was invaluable and made the trip so memorable and easy. Everything for the Peru leg was flawless from the time we landed in Cusco. On the trail, Lobo, our guide was a walking Inca/Peru encyclopedia. He answered every question we threw at him regarding plants, animals, history, astronomy and anthropology and everything else. Everything in Ecuador was nearly as equally perfect. We filled the days between the trek and the Galapagos cruise with sightseeing in Cuenca and Quito on our own. Thanks again for planning out this amazing trip! Look forward to our next Global Basecamps vacation!
Steven, Highlights of Ecuador and Peru
