We spent far more time than we had hoped in this hotel as there was a cyclone in the area at the time of our stay and the weather was awful. Obviously the hotel is designed for people to be out all day on safari and as such there is very little to do if you are here but at... more

We stayed at the Raj Palace Resort last week end for 3 nights. Had a great holiday thanks to this good accomodation. The resort is just 15 mins from the train station and can be reached by a shared auto. Unlike most of the resorts which are much off the Ranthambore road, this one is quite central. There are plenty... more

My husband has never been on a safari and hence from agra we decided to go to ranthambore..Raj is a great place to stay..the first hotel on the ranthambore main road..only 300 meters from the booking office..lovely rooms...for 1200 u get the ac deluxe room..its very peaceful..food there is also great..has a pool as well..service was also great..check-in for indians... more

We arrived at Ranthambhore late in the day without reservations after a change in plans. Our driver suggested a few hotels and after looking at a few unsatisfactory hotels, we checked the room and it seemed OK. We should have kept looking, we later found nicer hotels down the road closer to the park. The only good point was the... more

Tigers have a fascinating quality about them and that’s what inspired me to visit Ranthambhore National Park. I had been working hard for quite sometime and was looking for a short vacation. And, when a dear friend recommended stay at Raj Palace, I lost no time in agreeing to that. Though I did have concerns regarding hospitality and comfort because... more

I stayed in Raj Palace with my Girl friend for 7 days in the month of May , when it is called as offseason and my stay there was one of the most memorable stay with my girl. the place is clean , nice and beautiful ; the service was great and the staff was friendly and my girl loved... more

This hotel is in a nice building with garden. Our room (cottage, as they called it) was simply furnished and had white neon lighting, but was clean and spacious. The shower room (note that Indian showers tend not to have raised plate or curtain) was comfortable enough, but a bit cooler than the bedroom as there was no glass on... more