Nahargarh Ranthambhore

This hotel is stunning. It is a fairly modern hotel at only 20 years old , but they have tried to produce a very traditional feel . The hotel feels like an absolute palace . The bedroom is huge and has all the amenities you need . The food was very good and the staff were amazing too. Can't fault this place .

This is an amazing place to visit. It is a palace and the architecture is amazing. The safari was ok but fairly limited compared to others we have been on. Wifi was limited and a fridge in the room would be good given the 40 degree plus days. Something very different.

Superb location for safari, only 10 mins drive. Very grand old colonial style. Restaurant food very good, mostly India with some European. Gyan and his team looked after us so well, thank you guys. Nice outdoor swimming pool (quite cool) and relaxing area.

Absolutely stunning building (please see pics taken during stay) and the service/facilities were excellent. The waiters couldn't do any more to help.||Don't listen to the reviews criticising this hotel as they are simply not valid.||Highly recommend.

Location - Great location, close to the safaris, and situated right near Ranthambore National Park. Nothing much to say, apart from there is a long bumpy, un paved road which is a poor experience and first impression of the site. Paving this road would be a great investment for the hotel. Property/Rooms: The hotel property is MASSIVE, arguably bigger than some all inclusive. there are many different sections, including two pools, a banquet hall, lots of green space and gardens and many other nooks and crannies, including a small gym and spa. The property has insane potential to be turned into a world class, hotel, and resort because of its size and grand beauty. The room I had stayed at was poor compared to a lot of the photos, and I think the rooms in general could use a bit of modernization along with the whole property. The phone service wasn't great and we did not have a TV so entertainment in the room was limited. There was lots of space and storage in the room, along with a comfortable bed, desks and two sofas with a coffee table. The washroom was outdated. Overall, I think the rooms could use some improvement. Service/Food: The service was amazing. We were always being attended to and they were always people making sure we were OK and happy. The food was pretty good too with foreign options and Indian options, along with tea and biscuits in the morning and in the afternoon which made a nice snack. BEWARE: The water bottles in the room have a fake seal on them and have been refilled, unlike other hotels. Overall, I give this hotel a four out of five, but it has potential to be off the charts.

A lovely grand colonial but traditional style hotel, very welcoming friendly and helpful staff, nice pool and lounging area, lovely food selection in restaurant, mostly Indian but some European. Very close to national park so excellent if you're visiting for tiger safari. Thank you to Gyan and his team in the restaurant.

Excellent holiday. The staff was very helpful and courteous. We travelled with an infant, but had no trouble in terms of comfort for us as well as the baby. The whole team at Nahargarh went an extra mile to take care of us and accommodate any requests we made. Would love to go back and spend a few more days. Beautiful property with some lovely corners to explore.

I attended a wedding at the venue. A 2 day destination affair with multiple events. Its a huge property rustic built in the traditional style right next to the Ranthambore National forest area. There are no TVs in the room, and data service sucks. But that's part of the charm. Every 100 m is another spot to take a photo. Every deep breath is fresh and every vista is a visual to take in. I would recommend staying at the property and experiencing everything that it has to offer, be it the bar, the swimming pool, or the gardens. The only con I can think of is that there are no lifts, and you need to walk and climb a lot.