The Johri, Jaipur
Maximalist heritage-chic. Think candy-hued rooms, hand-painted floral murals, intricate latticework screens, marquetry vanities with camel-bone inlays, and tiger-shaped chairs — all set inside a 150-year-old haveli with original arched galleries. Intimate like a private home but polished like a serious hotel.
The restaurant operates two dinner sittings — confirm your slot at check-in to avoid being asked to give up your table mid-meal
Why It Matters
Michelin Key recipient in 2025 (listed #93 on World's 50 Best Hotels), winner of Condé Nast Traveller's India's Best Boutique Hotel 2024, and home to a restaurant that has won CNT's Top Restaurant Award three consecutive years (2023, 2024, 2025). Only five suites — and they're almost always full.
The Johri sits inside Lal Haveli, a 19th-century merchant's mansion in the heart of Jaipur's Johri Bazaar, opened as a hotel in 2020. Five suites, each named after a gemstone and decorated in its corresponding color, look out over a quiet traditional courtyard — a genuine refuge from the lane chaos just outside. This is a joint venture between restaurateur Abhishek Honawar and jeweler Siddharth Kasliwal of the legendary Gem Palace, designed by New York-based Naina Shah, who commissioned local artisans to build custom furniture, paint murals, and weave cane light fittings throughout.
Where You'll Stay
5 room types available
Manek (Ruby) Suite
First floor, overlooking the courtyard. 'Manek' means ruby. The whole room is done in soft Jaipur pink — stone and painted arches, hand-painted floral murals, intricate latticework screens, marble flooring, a custom cane light fitting, and candy-striped upholstery. Has a separate study and lounge space that can sleep one extra guest on request.
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Moti (Pearl) Penthouse Suite
Top-floor penthouse on the third floor with a private section of the roof terrace — and views toward Nahargarh Fort. 'Moti' means pearl. Decorative arches, patterned marble flooring, latticework screens, and hand-painted murals. Note: located adjacent to the rooftop AC units, which some guests have reported as noisy. The terrace is the star attraction.
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Neelam (Sapphire) Suite
First floor with dual views over both the bazaar and the inner courtyard. 'Neelam' means sapphire. Decorated in baby blue with dramatic black-and-white chevron-striped columns, red-and-white marble flooring, hand-painted murals, and latticework screens. Famous for its handmade tiger-shaped chairs (nicknamed Feroza and Katela) and a cushioned swing seat for two.
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Panna (Emerald) Suite
Second floor, overlooking the inner courtyard. 'Panna' means emerald. Soft green walls with canary-yellow upholstery, decorative arches, patterned marble flooring, and hand-painted murals. The double-humped headboard and sofa are a nod to native Rajasthani camels.
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Sona (Gold) Suite
Second floor with dual views over the bazaar and courtyard. 'Sona' means gold. Sunshine-yellow interiors with white arabesque cornices, patterned marble flooring, intricate latticework screens, hand-painted murals, and an elaborate light fixture. Comes with a separate study and lounge space.
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Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel's signature afternoon ritual — high chai served in the hand-painted Pukhraj Lounge, guests-only.
Full restaurant menu available as room service 8AM to 11:30PM.
The concierge accompanies guests into the bazaar lanes — past gem dealers, jewellers, textile houses, and the famous dawn flower market. Particularly useful for navigating gem purchases or commissioning bespoke textiles at local pricing.
Yoga sessions on the rooftop terrace with views over the old city.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Accessible to guests, with city views. The Moti Suite has a private section. Used for yoga and rooftop drinks.
Quiet inner courtyard with 1876 arches and multifoil details. Breakfast is served here.
There is no pool on the property. This is a haveli-style property in the heart of the bazaar — more like a riad than a resort.
A small curated gift shop within the Pukhraj Lounge selling locally sourced Rajasthani products.
Water provided in glass bottles — almost no plastic on the property. Brassware used throughout.
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