Ranthambore Nature Camp Resort

I liked everything except the receptionist Chetan Gujjar. That guy is not dependable. He lies.

The receptionist Chetan Gujjar is a shifty guy who keeps lying.

The property was close to national park it was quiet calm vibe was good

It was good

All members of the hotel staff, especially the reception worker Sachin and the restaurant manager Dilkhush, were extremely friendly and helpful. They also helped us arrange safari tours and had by far the lowest price for the tiger safaris. The food was amazing, the garden is beautiful, and the pool is refreshing. Further, the rooms are big and have a nice air conditioning. Additionally, it is in walking distance to the national park, but they friendly hotel staff will likely drive you anyway

Nothing to complain about

Bed was comfortable, location close to Rathambore park entrance, garden is nice. Room had basic facilities like soap and shampoo.

There is absolutely no value for money. We had better hostel stays in India for a fraction of the price. There is a construction site on the property so instead of relaxing, you listen to drilling and hammering. Pool was beyond dirty, there is no filtration system so it’s just standstill water filled with dirt and dead insects. Also there is no shade area around the pool, no umbrellas so you can’t really spend the time there as it’s too hot. Towels in the room also were way past needing changing, completely gray and with holes. There is mold smell in the room. Staff unfriendly, not welcoming and even seemed bothered when we had questions or needed something. Food options extremely limited for foreigners, breakfast was very poor.