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Information about Karan's Guesthouse,Jaipur
DELUXE COMFORTS AT BUDGET PRICES
Karan’s Guesthouse is a clean and comfortable guesthouse, centrally located in a Posh Colony of Jaipur just 2 kilometres from the main railway station,bus stand,Walled City,11km from the Jaipur Airport 500mts from Major Conference Venue,Government Offices and The Statue Circle.
The guesthouse has seven Spacious double bedrooms and one single bedroom, each room has a western style private bathroom. All rooms have a satellite colour TV, small fridge, cupboard, desk, chair, lamp, sofa, air-conditioning and a heater. Two rooms have private balconies.
There is a guest dining/sitting room with colour satellite TV and a well equiped kitchen for breakfast. However for those guests that wish to eat out there are many shops and popular restaurants nearby offering good quality food at resonable prices.
There is a telephone, fax machine and Internet access available for all guests.
You are invited to enjoy the homely atmosphere at Karan’s Guesthouse.
Karan’s Guesthouse is a clean and comfortable guesthouse, centrally located in a Posh Colony of Jaipur just 2 kilometres from the main railway station,bus stand,Walled City,11km from the Jaipur Airport 500mts from Major Conference Venue,Government Offices and The Statue Circle.
The guesthouse has seven Spacious double bedrooms and one single bedroom, each room has a western style private bathroom. All rooms have a satellite colour TV, small fridge, cupboard, desk, chair, lamp, sofa, air-conditioning and a heater. Two rooms have private balconies.
There is a guest dining/sitting room with colour satellite TV and a well equiped kitchen for breakfast. However for those guests that wish to eat out there are many shops and popular restaurants nearby offering good quality food at resonable prices.
There is a telephone, fax machine and Internet access available for all guests.
You are invited to enjoy the homely atmosphere at Karan’s Guesthouse.
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