u/Ill-Consequence-1837

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Hi Jaipurites,

We're planning a pool party for around 20–25 people and looking for a good resort/hotel in Jaipur.

Requirements:

Budget: ₹700–1000 per person

Food included (Dinner/snacks preferred)

Decent swimming pool

Music/DJ would be a bonus

Good ambience for a friends/family group

So far I've seen options like Angel Resort, Park Regis, and The Woods Villa, but would love genuine recommendations from people who have actually visited recently. Some Jaipur venues offer pool + food packages within this budget range.

Please share:

Venue name

Package price

Your experience (food, pool, crowd, cleanliness)

Thanks in advance!

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Hi Jaipurites,

We're planning a pool party for around 20–25 people and looking for a good resort/hotel in Jaipur.

Requirements:

Budget: ₹700–1000 per person

Food included (Dinner/snacks preferred)

Decent swimming pool

Music/DJ would be a bonus

Good ambience for a friends/family group

So far I've seen options like Angel Resort, Park Regis, and The Woods Villa, but would love genuine recommendations from people who have actually visited recently. Some Jaipur venues offer pool + food packages within this budget range.

Please share:

Venue name

Package price

Your experience (food, pool, crowd, cleanliness)

Thanks in advance!

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I’m currently living in Jaipur and I’ve been connected to this city since childhood. I’m 34 now, and I’ve also spent time in other metro cities, so this is just an observation, not hate towards Jaipur.

One thing I genuinely don’t understand is when people here say things like “Jaipur is no less than Delhi, Mumbai, or Bengaluru now.” I honestly don’t understand how people confidently say that.

Yes, Jaipur has improved a lot in terms of roads, cafés, malls, housing, and overall lifestyle. It’s cleaner and less chaotic than many big cities too. But when it comes to corporate jobs, salaries, startup ecosystem, MNC presence, networking opportunities, and overall career growth, I still feel there’s a very big gap.

A lot of companies here still have a very traditional work culture with lower salaries and limited growth compared to bigger metro cities.

So I’m genuinely curious if others also feel this difference or if I’m missing something. Why do many locals feel Jaipur is already at the same level as Delhi, Mumbai, or Bangalore? Is it just city pride, or has the city actually changed more than I realise?