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Dogs Welcome
Up to 30 kg
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₹1,250 + GST
Pet fee per night
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Lush Grounds
Designated pet areas
Umaid Farm Resort is one of Jaipur's few pet-friendly hotels that has a clearly documented pet policy — which already puts it ahead of most properties in Rajasthan that say "pets allowed" but have no real structure in place. Set along Sikar Road in Nangal Siras on the outskirts of Jaipur, this vintage-style farm resort offers spacious rooms and lush green outdoor areas that give travelling dogs actual room to stretch out, sniff around, and decompress after a long drive.
A Google reviewer who visited with their pet specifically called out a huge green field where their dog had a blast running around — and during the monsoon season, the dewy grounds were an added bonus. The rooms were described as spacious with clean bathrooms, which matters when you're sharing a space with a muddy dog.
✓ Confirmed by the Property
Umaid Farm Resort has confirmed that dogs are welcome at the property. The pet fee is ₹1,250 + 18% GST per pet per night, charged at arrival. Dogs must weigh under 30 kg and must have a valid Pet Passport or up-to-date vaccination records. A valid credit card must be kept on file at check-in.
The Setting
Located on Sikar Road near the Rajawas Bus Stand, Umaid Farm Resort sits outside Jaipur's city core — far enough to feel like a proper getaway, close enough that you're not adding hours to your journey. The farm setting means there's real outdoor space: lush gardens and designated pet walking areas on the hotel grounds. This is a meaningful distinction from urban hotels that technically allow pets but offer nowhere for them to actually move. If you're planning a weekend getaway with your dog from Delhi or heading deeper into Rajasthan, this property sits at a sensible stop on the Sikar Road corridor.
The resort carries a vintage heritage aesthetic — rooms are described as spacious, well-maintained, and designed with enough square footage that your dog won't feel cramped. The Deluxe City View rooms have been noted for high-quality linens and a modern fit-out, which is a reasonable baseline comfort for longer stays. The property also has a main restaurant with a breakfast buffet and a rooftop bar, though both areas are off-limits for pets (more on that below).
Pet Policy — What You Need to Know
The pet fee at Umaid Farm Resort is ₹1,250 + 18% GST per pet per night, charged upon arrival — so factor that into your budget upfront. Dogs are allowed in the guest rooms, and the policy explicitly allows pets to be in the room when you're present. However, pets must not be left unattended in the room at any time, and when outside the room, they must be on a controlled leash.
There are clear restrictions on where dogs can go within the property: the lobby, restaurant area, and kids' play area are off-limits. Dogs must only be walked through designated pet areas on the hotel grounds. This is a reasonable policy for a resort of this size, and it's worth knowing before you arrive so you're not caught off-guard at check-in. The property also states that during housekeeping visits, you'll need to arrange for your pet to be out of the room — standard practice at most managed properties.
The weight limit of 30 kg covers most medium-sized breeds and some larger ones — a Labrador or Golden Retriever would generally fall within this range, though it's worth confirming directly if your dog is close to that threshold. Vaccination records are mandatory, so travel with your pet's health booklet or a digital copy of their vaccination certificate.
What to Confirm Before You Book
The property website mentions the pet fee may be in the INR 1,000–1,500 range; the confirmed figure from the property directly is ₹1,250 + 18% GST per pet per night. That said, it's always worth calling ahead — particularly to confirm whether the fee applies per pet if you're travelling with more than one dog, and to double-check current availability of pet-designated rooms. The property phone number is 093145 03423.
The resort does not specify whether breed restrictions apply beyond the weight cap, so if you're travelling with a large breed that falls under 30 kg — or a breed that sometimes attracts blanket bans at properties — a quick call ahead is the sensible move. No information is available about nearby emergency veterinary services, so map out the closest vet clinic in Jaipur before you travel.