Located close to Amareshwar Mahadev Temple and Padam Talao, Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore provides free continental breakfast, a terrace, and a garden. Treat yourself to a massage or other spa services. The on-site restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Yoga classes are offered at the gym; other things to do include archery and horseback riding. Free WiFi in public areas is available to all guests, along with a playground and a library.
Located in Sawai Madhopur, Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore is in the entertainment district. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Ranthambore Fort and Padam Talao, while Sawai Man Singh Wildlife Sanctuary and Rameshwaram Ghat are popular area attractions. Jogi Mahal and Surwal Lake are two other places to visit that come recommended. Take an opportunity to explore the area for outdoor excitement like horse riding. Visit our Sawai Madhopur travel guide
322029, Sawai Madhopur, Ranwal, Ranthambore Road
What's nearby
Ranthambore National Park
10 min drive - 6.6 km
Ranthambore Fort
29 min drive - 13.9 km
Jogi Mahal
23 min drive - 13.2 km
Surwal Lake
33 min drive - 19.5 km
Sawai Man Singh Wildlife Sanctuary
49 min drive - 33.4 km
Getting around
Sawai Madhopur 'D' cabin Station
22 min drive
Restaurants
Machan @ Taj Sawai
9 min drive
Royal Fusion Bar
11 min drive
Lancer's Bar
10 min drive
Oberoi Restaurant
11 min drive
Shiv Shakti Bhojnalaya
10 min drive
About this property
Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore
Upscale family-friendly hotel near Ranthambore Fort
Located close to Amareshwar Mahadev Temple and Padam Talao, Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore provides free continental breakfast, a terrace, and a garden. Treat yourself to a massage or other spa services. The on-site restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Yoga classes are offered at the gym; other things to do include archery and horseback riding. In addition to a playground and a library, guests can connect to free WiFi in public areas.
Other perks include:
Free self parking
Free bicycle rentals, a safari, and a front-desk safe
Free newspapers, a banquet hall, and a billiards/pool table
Room features
All guestrooms at Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore offer thoughtful touches such as premium bedding and air conditioning, as well as amenities like separate sitting areas and safes.
More conveniences in all rooms include:
Bathrooms with separate tubs/showers and free toiletries
LED TVs with satellite channels
Balconies or patios, separate sitting areas, and refrigerators
What time is check-in at Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore?
Check-in start time: 2:00 PM; Check-in end time: 10:00 PM. Late check-in is available during limited hours.
What time is check-out at Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore?
Check-out is at 11:00 AM.
Where is Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore located?
Located in the entertainment district, this family-friendly hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Ranthambore Fort, Padam Talao, and Jogi Mahal. Surwal Lake and Sawai Man Singh Wildlife Sanctuary are also within 20 mi (32 km).
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Reviews
Abhyaran Resort Ranthambore Reviews
8.4
Very Good
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We took 2 suits it was so spacious 4 of us could sleep 1 suit The service was incredible the food was amazing the the pool was nice but needed more cleaning over all a very good experience
Nescafe is not coffee. In a country with fantastic coffee beans (robusta) it should be an obvious consequence to serve coffee made via robusta beans.
Poor communication between Expedia and hotel - my request to book safaris to the NP was "lost", so my choice at arrival was non existant.
Good forthcoming staff at restaurant.
Thanks for the upgrade!
Thanks for the very late check out!
We had a wonderful stay at Abhyaran. The property is nice and beautiful. The best part though is the staff and the food. The staff is super courteous and very nice. The food was amazing- right from the breakfast to the dinner. Even the tea was very consistent and good throughout the stay.
A special mention and thanks to Hari Singh ji, who drove us around in Ranthambore. A great person and a great driver. Always punctual and on time, with a smile.
To top it all we had wonderful sightings of tigers in 3 out of 4 safaris we went on. Overall a very enjoyable trip to Ranthambore and thanks to Abhyaran for all the arrangements.
My wife and I travel a lot for work and vacation, so we stay in various hotels with various encounters of staff. The only word to describe the staff at this hotel is fantastic. If I could give this hotel 10 out of 5 stars, I would do it instantly. The hotel rooms are new, clean and in great shape. The hotel staff team Rahul and Sukhpal are absolutely incredible. They were consistently asking me, my wife and our friends if there was anything they could do to make our stay better. They even took time out of their busy schedule to speak with us on a personal level and to get to know us better so they could serve us better. This hotel is lucky to have these two gentlemen working for them. You can tell this is such a new hotel that they are finishing a few cosmetic things to make guests feel more comfortable. The housekeeping staff is fantastic and the dining staff was also amazing. The only thing I would change at this hotel is they allot 1 free bottle of water per day per guest. While all the other hotels in India gave us free water upon request. However, this is a minimal request and I highly encourage anyone to stay in this hotel as it will be well worth it.
The hotel is good. They upgraded our stay to Suite. The only grudge is that due to Covid, the condition of resort is not upto the mark. The game room was in tatters and things were missing. The service is excellent and the restaurant is exceptional
Excellent location. Great view, spacious rooms with verandahs, good food, helpful staff. Additional services such as taxi and safari booking is very expensive if availed through hotel. Better to do so independently.
Really calm surroundings, nice property and friendly and helpfull staff. Room was spacious and had everything we needed. No tv, but it's not necessary. Food was good as well, a lot of to choose between and the service staff was really observant. Housekeeping surprised us with a great bed decoration. Three negative comments about our stay - we had several power outages (only a few moments until power came back again), wifi quality was low and the shop staff was too pushy. Every time you passed the shop to get to the main building, they wanted you to buy something. Furthermore the prices are too high. But all in all a good stay, a place to relax and enjoy Indian nature which is close by. Big plus service minded staff.
I stayed here with family n friends in the third week of December. We really liked the look n feel of the hotel. It's very well maintained. The restaurant n kitchen staff went out of their way to provide us with excellent meals. Special thanks to each one of them.
Hotel staff was also very polite.
The only thing they can improve upon is proactively providing blankets to the morning chilli Safari ride goers which other resorts did.
The other thing I wanted to mention is that we were running late in reaching ranthambore so I called up the hotel to see if they can pick up our boarding passes for us to which they replied that they can't but they have a vendor who will charge Rs 150 per person to pickup which was a ripoff.
Stayed 2 nights in Dec 2018
Verified review
8/10 Good
Verified traveler
Apr 4, 2018
Liked: Cleanliness, staff & service, room comfort
Nice hotel for safari trip
On the opposite side of the park from the other hotels and a little difficult to find, this fairly new hotel has very nice spacious rooms with large clean bathroom and extra outside shower. Being away from everything else has the advantage of being very peaceful and rural. The other hotels seemed to be more grouped together in more urban settings. We had to pay a little extra for the jeep to pick us up from here but it was worth it (safaris pre-booked, not through hotel). The hotel was very quiet when we were there so for breakfast and dinner we were largely on our own. Food just kept coming at breakfast (too much!) which was quite nice and mixed. Dinner was okay but very average. Indian red wine was quite nice once chilled a little. Restaurant as commented by others is soulless. Grounds/garden are nice but the pool when we were there was quite green so we didn’t swim. All in all I would stay again, if like this time I wasn’t spending too much time at the hotel (we visited the fort between safaris so really weren’t there much).
Beautiful, clean room with marble built-in bathtub. Some of the best Indian food I've had at their dinner service. Largest issue was the room was absolutely freezing, and there was no heat. Sleep was thus uncomfortable and we all kept waking up shivering. A hotel charging this much simply cannot have hot water restricted to ONE hour a day. We paid twice as much to stay here as we did the Four Seasons Mumbai and it just wasn't worth it. They should also consider including real shampoo and conditioner products, and not the poor quality refilled containers and molded loofahs they have. Service is difficult if you're English-speaking - all other guests were Indian and the staff largely seems uncomfortable with non-fluent-Hindi-speaking guests (and I even know a little Hindi!). Simple things like getting the hotel key or ensuring the luggage got to the room became overly complicated. It also wasn't possible to ask over the phone about meal service or booking a game drive, because of the language barrier. Finally, while we appreciated that they served breakfast late and had late check out, we were confused by the blatant misinformation in the lobby. There, a large sign says breakfast ends at 10:30 and check out is at 11. I figured there was some leeway given the game drives go until at least 10:30. But my non-Indian friends spent much of the game drive concerned about rushing back in time. They should have just communicated that the times are flexible based on drive times.