I came to Nepal not knowing what to expect but for mountains and I left amazed in significant part because of the hospitality of my Nepali hosts, including manager Gambhir and his attentive staff, who showed me wildlife and a glimpse of their lives as locals. On a walk one of my hosts picked dragonfruit from his own yard to serve me, and during an individual tour of the sweeping beauty of Chitwan National Park we passed right by the home of another. Visiting in the off season felt special, personalized for me, as did an afternoon watching a rhino graze about 100m from my park-facing room!

I can't think of anything I didn't like that was within the hotel's control. They don't control the flies or electricity!

Tiger Wildlife Resort was my home for two weeks. Besides the beauty of the place, perfect for those who seek quiet surroundings, what was truly remarkable is the care I received as a guest here. I felt like a VIP, a princess even, as the owners, Gambir, and the rest of the team, went out of their way to make my stay absolutely perfect. I was given what I believe is the best room on the property, with a balcony facing the park, from which every morning I would see all sorts of animals: deers, rhinos, boars and countless birds (among which peacocks and black storks and openbills) The food here is absolutely excellent, always freshly made and very tasty. The chef is so sweet, always doing his best to satisfy my (many!) requests. The safaris and tours were also lovely experiences, as the parks in the area have lots to offer. I recommend taking the time to visit Tikauli and the 20k lake. I also enjoyed walking around the rural village and talking to a few locals who seem to adore foreigners. In general, I would imagine staying here about 5 days is enough to tick all the touristy stuff of the list... unless - like me - you're not in a rush about seeing this and that, maybe you work online and enjoy taking some time away from more mundane life.. then stay as long as your heart feels and discover how wholesome it is to become a Tiger Wildlife family member ! Thank you, everyone, till next time!

Walking alone in nature is not really allowed because of the danger of encountering wildlife, that's the only thing I kind of missed...

Amasing views of the national park from the balcony room. We saw deer every morning while in bed! Service was very friendly, food was excrllent i recommend this hotel!

Everything was excellent, specially the staff (Gambhir, Sumit, Sangeet among others). Thank you for the excellent hospitality