Visually stunning. It gives the impression of a maharajah’s palace and Is described as a “village“ rather than a hotel and indeed, as you walk around this extensive area, it is easy to get lost in the fountains and plants and balconies that form this place. It has multiple terraces and many places in which you can sit and contemplate. It is unusual in that it is set in what is effectively wild brush. To get there, there is a bumpy ride down an unmade track before you arrive at the beautiful front gates - not an unpleasant experience. For me, it was another five minute walk to my room.I stayed there to be on the outskirts of the national park and to engage in a Safari. An important aspect for me is that I could psychologically retreat from the commercialism, poverty and chaos behind the massive closed gates.

A limited food experience. Having just visited other luxury hotels in India, I did expect a more traditional delivery of dining. That is not to say I was expecting European food, quite the contrary - Indian dishes make a very nice change but I did expect my evening meal to offer à la carte as a choice . Instead, it was an outdoor buffet which on the plus side was dining under the stars, but gastronomically only comprised relatively few items such as chicken kebab, salad and few dessert options. Alongside the kebab, I was offered breaded fish nuggets which were very tasty but I took be almost an apology for the lack of other items. Breakfast was more traditional served in a dining room but again, there are not many cooked choices other than omelette or Dahl. .

We were in Ranthombore for the safari and stayed here for 2 nights. The hotel is new but the architecture is of a beautiful palace with ornate details. Great location, only 10-minute drive to the main gate of Ranthombore National Park. Overall facilities and the ground are clean and well maintained, since it's also a venue for weddings. We had a beautiful corner room on the top floor of the tower in the back. The room was spotlessly clean, tastefully arranged, filled with sun lights from several windows and a couple doors, and a nice balcony. It's fun to watch the monkeys on the trees across the yard from our room. Food in the restaurant was better than many of the restaurants we've been to in India. Excellent service from all the staff we've encountered during our stay. This is the best place to stay in Ranthombore.

Location and the aesthetics, it is a palae style complex made by royal family of jaipur ( relatives) and is built in a rajput royalty style, very close to tiger reserve (gate 1- 3) other gates are on other side of the city. Staff is very helpful and rooms are spacious (will give you a different experience from box size rooms) our room was almost 300 sq feet and bathroom was equally spacious. Hot water is available in morning and evening. Hotel manager was very helpful called for doctor immediately as a medical urgent came up. Overall a good stay and one of the best experience in ranthambore. Dinner and breakfast both were tasty and couple of options. Pear season (amrud) was on and had barbeque amrud for first time. Live music (local folk singer) roams in the building giving a touch of time gone by.

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Stunning property with the most welcoming and caring staff. We felt like we were family, with everyone going out of their way to make our holiday spectacular! The palace hotel is surrounded by dense forest and the Aravalis on all sides. Every little corner, the grand courtyards, the rooms, the gardens, the various Mahals- are all done so tastefully, and the attention to detail must be appreciated. The Haathi Kund is definitely the prettiest pool we ever took a dip in! Absolutely love the property! But then, we didn’t expect anything less after our experience at the Alsisar Mahal!

it was a decent spread & everyday new variety -- the dinners were served at different locations which were so beautiful & well presented. Also the person with ektara was playing very well --- it created a very nice ambience other than boiled eggs and sausage i dint see any repeats , the servers were very polite & would feed very nicely --felt like family .

Overall the spices were very very mild for an Indian palette . Maybe since 80% guests seemed foreigners , so the chef did take into account their palette . Though would say it is indeed healthy but adding a little flavour would just make the food top notch

A really wonderful place to stay - colonial in feel set in beautiful extensive grounds, a lovely courtyard to sit out in, an incredible pool, a fabulous room, amazing bar and staff and good food. They also organised 2 great safaris for us.

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The vastness and spacious rooms are really something to look for at Nahargarh. The food quality and taste is amazing and the people are really caring and friendly if you have any kids staying with you. The 2 pools with different sizes are also really astounding for a property in Ranthambore.

There is no elevator in property for rooms on 1st and 2nd floor.

The breakfast spread was great, even though we were late for breakfast due to our safari, the hotel accommodated us for a great breakfast. The aloo paratha was delicious. The staff was quick on their feet, Vijay gave us a quick tour of the resort which was helpful. The food was simply mouthwatering. We had lunch in the Sunehri Mahal, an intricately designed, extravagant lunch hall. Just everything about the property was surreal.

I would however would have loved a wider spread for the buffet when it comes to dessert and cereal. Freshly squeezed juice would be great.

The whole place has an ambience that can't be beaten by any other property near Ranthambhore. Architecture, staff, rooms et.,. all exceptional.

Given that the guests are from a multitude of countries perhaps the hotel could consider widening the restaurants menu. Similarly, the bar could perhaps consider widening it's drinks list. These are small suggestions. I appreciate that the time of year we were there was the 'low' tourist season so choices may have been a little restricted for that reason.

Incredibly beautiful hotel in a great location for Ranthambore National Park and safaris. The rooms are a great size and the showers were also great. The larger pool is absolutely beautiful, and it's a shame there were no loungers around here as we would have spent all of our time here. The buffet meals were all delicious with a wide variety of Indian foods, and usually one or two western options as well. There is also constant live Rajastani music and dance entertainment which gave a lovely ambience to the main courtyard.

The spa facilities were a bit lacking - some of the treatments on the "menu" weren't available, and then the equipment they did have wasn't professional standard (massage beds just like a tall table without a face hole). The bar is very nice but could benefit from some light background music as it is a little eery with all the plastic animals when it is less busy.