If you want luxury go elsewhere. If you are one of those finicky Indian/Foreign travelers who feel that since they've paid for their stay they own the place and can treat the staff like personal servants, go to a big hotel, where they charge you so much that they don't mind your tantrums. If you like chilling out when on... more

We had gone to Ranthambhore Bagh with couple of friends. This place was highly recommended by common friends who go there regularly. The experience of the 5 day stay was amazing and the kids had a whale of a time, what with so much of open spaces & greens on which the kids could just freak out. The hosts Poonam... more

Poonan and Aditya, the gracious owners, went out of their way to make my stay memorable.Their staff is kind and attentive. The home-cooked meals were terrific. I was picked up at the train station as requested. They arranged for my return ticket to Jaipur and helped me at the station. The hotel has simple clean rooms. I was there in... more

I went to the Bagh the first time in Oct 04 and have made regular trips back there every year since. IMO, it is the best place to stay in Ranthambhore for wildlife enthusiasts and true nature lovers. The food is very good, the ambience is great and relaxed, with all the guests mingling (as opposed to sitting on individual... more

After Varanasi and Jaipur we arrived in Ranthambhore. We have already noticed, that Jaipur is not our city..... We booked our package beforehand directly from the hotel and already then we got a good feeling about the hotel. Everything (pick up from the railway station, changes in menu's, extra services etc.) was excellent. Friendly staff was committed to serve customers... more

I've travelled a lot around India. Visited a number of national parks and tiger reserves but there is no other place like ranthambhore. The reason for that is not just the tigers. Without a doubt tiger sighting and photography hold the key but there is one more thing that draws me to Ranthambhore and that is Ranthambhore Bagh. Whenever I'm... more

There are many hotels to choose from in Ranthambhore and I chose this one simply because of the friendliness and polite response to my queries. I stayed at the Bagh for nearly a month and can say that it was one of the friendliest hotels that I have been to, nothing was too much trouble, the food was good and... more

It's hard to describe our stay at Ranthambhore Bagh in words. I guess, that says it all! Our family of 3 visited Ranthambhore in March '08 and chose to stay in a tent. I was amazed to see how well it was done up and how comfortable it was. The tent comes with an attached bath with solar powered hot... more

You could have two completely different experiences at the Ranthambore Bagh, depending on whether you are staying in a tent or a room. We spent one night in each. The tents are quaint and cute. The rooms are damp, stuffy, and (there isn’t a politer way to put this) prodigiously ugly. The good part: -They picked us up from the... more