Hotels near Ranthambore National Park, Sawai Madhopur

The last 1km route was in shambles our children had to continuously complain food very good in room dining and buffets staff very helpful our lost shoes were located and handed over children enjoyed magic fellows and the pottery bangle making ocassional rains didn't spoil stay so overall excellent stay something should be done on last mile drive that rain had spoiled

Hi, we had a wonderful stay at bookmark. We really appreciate the service provided by staff especially by yuvraj. He was very helpful and happily he provided all services. Also our 6 year old child enjoyed in plunge pool of our room. We loved th concept of plunge pool of this hotel. Enjoyed our night stay and surely will visit again and recommend to others as well. Thanks bookmark staff for excellent services.

Super great little hotel with fantastic views of the city and national park which is just a few minutes drive away as is the free to visit Ranthambore Fort (a must see!). The friendly staff, the adequately equipped and clean rooms and the tasty breakfast all contribute to a pleasant stay. Problems with noisy neighbors were eliminated as quickly as possible by an immediate room exchange. Even before the start of the trip, the hotel owner contacted us personally to prepare our stay as pleasantly as possible. - The hotel is a bit out of town so you always need a taxi if you want to do anything. But this is offset by the excellent overall impression of the hotel.

This place is a TOURIST TRAP hotel. Avoid The Vantage Haveli like the plague! Our brief 9-hour stay turned into a nightmare. We were compelled to choose this place for our brief 9-hour stay because we had to depart from our delightful stay at WelcomHeritage Resort. Regrettably, they couldn't accommodate us for an unplanned additional day due to being fully booked and unable to offer an extension. We reluctantly checked in, only to be charged us 1000 rupees for an experience barely worth a dime. The Room: The room was an utter disappointment, emitting nothing but unpleasant vibes. The owner: The owner, a cunning opportunist, seemed solely focused on taking advantage of tourists like us. The Location: Tucked away about 8-minute walk from the main road, this location was a logistical nightmare, leaving us stranded without local transport for a tedious 15-18 minute walk to find a decent meal. Mind you, if you request the opportunist owner to arrange for a transport such as Erickshaw, it will result in him adding a commission higher than that of the rickshaw driver's. The Food: And let's talk about the food – a complete disaster! The so-called ”red sauce pasta” arrived severely undercooked, drowned in an overly spicy Indian tadka that was unfit for consumption. The paneer paratha was even worse – a measly portion with hardly any paneer, overwhelmed by excessive pepper and salt. When we raised our concerns with the owner, he callously dismissed them, displaying a complete lack of empathy. Attached images serve as undeniable proof of our dreadful experience. Save yourselves the trouble and steer clear of this tourist trap. The owner's indifferent attitude only adds insult to injury. Don't fall victim to this horrendous choice. Pro tip: Contact local small time business owners & they will gladly help you with best of the stays & transport. Contact Shatir bhai an e-rickshaw driver on 89469 29786. He will gladly receive you & drop you off at any given time of your choice safely & at a very very very reasonable prices. He can also connect you with really good local stay/food/safari guide options. You can mention that you got referral from Jagdish bhai from Mumbai.

This has been by far the most beautiful hotel with the kindest staff we have been to in our trip in India. Starting from the setting, beautiful garden with perfumed flowers where we enjoyed a stroll in the evenings, spacious room, swimming pool….the staff was incredible, we were the only non Indian guests and they always made sure we had everything we needed and that the food would be ok for us. Also, the buffet food was delicious. One evening they also had traditional indian music and dance in the garden. We recommend this hotel to anyone who would like a more traditional experience in a luxury setting.

A magical experience in the heart of Rajasthan. I came solo to relax on my sabbatical and was blown away by the tranquility that this location provides. Disconnected from the world you feel open to experience the magic of six senses in all its glory, taking the time to look after yourself, eat well, keep fit and indulge in the spa. This of course was made possible because of Tanush, my in house Guest Experience Maker (GEM), who would go above and beyond to ensure my asks and expectations were being met at every step of the way. Personally coming to say hello at Breakfast and goodnight at Dinner. To the entire team at Fort Barwara, thank you for making this one extra special.