I stayed at The Ranthambhore Bagh as a break in the middle of a three week business trip to India. After the chaos of Delhi and a very pleasant train journey I arrived (on time!) at the small town of Sawai Madophur, the closest town to Ranthambhore National Park. Reaching the hotel I was immediately offered food and drink, my... more

Stayed at Ranthambhore Bagh for one of our adventure trips. The property is actually a modest hotel for those seeking a wild life thrill at the national park. We stayed at the tents outside, which were self sufficient. The food was like home cooked. all the arrangements in terms of booking the entry to the National Park was taken care... more

I picked this hotel from the Trip Advisor reviews and although it was good, I do think some of the reviewers got a bit carried away. When we arrived we asked to switch rooms as one of the 2 rooms we had been allocated had no outside window. Whilst we were in the process of switching, my 8 year old... more

The staff at the hotel were very organised and efficient both during the booking several months before and throughout our stay. They were really friendly, especially the restaurant staff who were very concerned that my husband was ill when we arrived and kept tempting him with lime sodas and plain rice! The trips were very well organised, although unfortunately the... more

*tents were nothing special, infested with lizards and rodents,extremely hot, great for nature lovers, horrible for sick travelers *tents are right next to highway, so sleep is out of the question * food was good for the first meal, but how much curry can a man eat *service was good and had very helpful employees *water was charged at a... more

We spent 5 nights at the Ranthambhore Bagh, run by Aditya and Poonam Singh, while on safari at Ranthambhore tiger reserve. The lodge is perfect as a base - clean, friendly with good food and great staff - but not overly formal. Aditya is a real tiger enthusiast and excellent photographer. Film crews and wildlife photographers stay at the Bagh... more

Spend a glorious weekend at the Bagh in one of the Tents. overall Liked the resort especially the Food (Delectable, Lipsmacking...) and the tents which were comfortable and especially the toilets which were neat. The lawns were full of birdlife and we did quite a bit of photography here.The evening dinners were a proverbial social gathering with Aditya regaling us... more

We had high hopes when we booked in for Ranthambhore Bagh, it having been heartily recommended in Alistair Sawdays' Special Places to Stay. But ultimately, we were left feeling a little short-changed. Their website is excellently put together and straightforward but from the moment we booked, slight complications and sneaky charges began to emerge. The tent we booked was lovely... more

Hotel has two options - rooms and tents. We decided to stay in tents, which were surprisingly clear and comfortable - shower, toilet, heater. Tents are staying in mini-park in front of the main building of the hotel. Breakfast was also ok, safari was good organized. more