Ranthambhore Heritage Haveli

Absolutely stunning place couldn't fault it at all. Beautiful gardens and surroundings cleanliness top notch rooms are beautiful as is the decor. Staff are very attentive especially Dilkhush was always pleased to help you out any way possible, a real asset to the business. Would definitely stay again.

when this place was built, it was probably a very grand hotel today, it is a nice hotel which you can only get to down a very bumpy and uneven track it is located a far distance from the local town The breakfast and dinner offerings were good, and the hotel was very accommodating even supplying us with blankets for our morning safari rooms were ok, no english channels on TV, but the bathroom was a strange design be careful ref tax.s added to your bill if you have any drinks

This hotel was our base for the safari trips to Ranthambhore National Park. A lovely hotel in colonial style, beautiful atrium and a wonderful garden for relaxing. A nice pool area and brilliant spa with great and friendly massage therapists. Good buffet style food and very friendly, professional and attentive staff!

Stayed at Rantambore Heritage Haveli and had a mixed experience. The hotel has a cozy ambiance, and the staff are commendable for their helpfulness, especially when they provided hot water bottles on a cold night. However they hover around for tips which is increasingly annoying. The room had a noticeable humidity issue, and the bathroom’s cleanliness could be better, with hairs on the floor and an inconveniently high toilet. We also had some hot water issues. The WiFi didn’t work at all. Another point to note is the absence of facilities for drivers, which in this area is very strange. The dinner was OK after a long drive, but the breakfast was quite minimal. After reading other reviews there’s apparently an a la cart menu, which we didn’t get offered. For a single night it was OK, but you can find something better.

This hotel is amazing! We really loved this hotel. Beautifull, clean, everything was just perfect. Room was nice and warm, we had a heater in our room. All areas were beautifull as well as the garden. After Delhi and Jaipur, the air was clean and the weather was also nice and sunny.

We stayed here as part of our 3x night Tiger safari drive. The hotel was beautifully designed, and the staff was excellent and friendly. I absolutely loved the front garden area with the lounge chairs - felt very relaxing in the warm sun. Since we were visiting in January, it was very cold and the rooms do not keep the cold out. There is a small space heater but since the ceilings are so high, it really did nothing. Also, the shower water spills ALL over the floor so the entire large bathroom is covered in water once you're done. My only con is the food - it was OK / average at best. Not the tastiest of options, and lots and lots of carbs - pastas, breads, cereals, etc.

We had a wonderful time staying at this place. The haveli itself is absolutely beautiful. With two floors, large courtyards, a tea room, a restaurant, a front yard and a pool that picks up the afternoon sun, it felt very intimate and charming. Our safari left a little bit to be desired, so it was really nice to be able to come back here and relax in the sun away from the busy roads and its noise. There are lots of places around the premise to relax during the day which again is a huge part of appeal. A special shout out to Manoj who served us for our meals. He went out of his way to bring our food over, chat with us and answer any questions that we had all with a smile. The other hotel staff were equally hospitable and kind, and the food was always incredible (and very filling!) Would definitely recommend coming here if you are looking to do the safari or simply want to relax away from the urban areas!

The hotel looks fantastic however pictures are deceptive, and the hotel structurally is a good hotel (that's the bricks and mortar). There is limited or no hot running water, staff especially the maitre d' hovers around for tips, it was almost like having your own personal stalker, I can only image, it must feel very uncomfortable for single ladies. It wasn't till our last night after dinner we found out there was Ala Carte menu, we had only been shown the buffet. Top tip if you do choose to stay, don't ask for poached eggs and mushrooms on toast at breakfast. It comes in two forms the first one a single mushroom shredded on top of the eggs and the second cold tinned mushrooms on the side of the plate. December in Ranthambhore is not that warm and neither is the hotel to the point. they actually issue hot water bottles. Internet access - lets move on as to say it was limited would be kind. Service, all the staff have to go and ask one of two managers, so any requests do take some time. This hotel needs some investment and the staff need to be trained.