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Sultan Bagh Ranthambhore. It is an ethnic reort located near Ranthambore National Park, Sawai Madhopur is a popular choice for travelers. It's managed by 4 Star Hospitality. Set 2.2 km from the excitement of the city, this 5-star hotel commands an excellent location and provides access to the city's biggest attractions. With its convenient location, the hotel offers easy access to the city's must-see destinations.
We stayed here for a night just yesterday and checked out today. The complete staff was very polite and helpful. They served food as per our special requests (Since we had our 2yo daughter with us).
The cottages are beautiful, we wished that we could stay much longer here. The rooms are huge and the bathroom and toilet is also big. The hotel is a little away from the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve gate (Gangadham) but it is worth it.
Throughout the day you will get to hea the birds singing and chirping. If you are lucky, at night you might also get to see jackals.
The temperature in this season (January) in on a colder side but they do provide extra bug blankets (2 quantities) just in case you want to use them. They also arrange safari. I would recommend booking your safari from the hotel instead of your agent.
I would definitely recommend this hotel to everyone visiting Ranthambore.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Travelled with family
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A truly lovely stay. The tented rooms are amazing - really spacious and well decorated. The food was lovely - a huge range at breakfast and dinner (buffet for both), and was actually my favourite meal in India! Beautifully cooked food.
The staff were all so friendly and helpful.
The one thing I'd say is that the wifi isn't great (but it's based in a very rural location, and it's quite nice to switch off from wifi), and the team aren't the best at replying to emails so don't book tiger safaris through them as you'll be waiting a while for answers). There are plenty of other companies in the area though.
Couldn't fault it as a place to stay - really enjoyed it!
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Date of stay: March 2020
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#Resort: Well maintained Ambience, Spacious, cozy and clean rooms( T27&28), Toilet facilities bit inadequate , Comfortable sitting space with cool garden view outside, Room service: only on call, Overall Excellent place for family outing.
#Food: Personal care taken by Food Manager/Chef Rajendraji,cook Salman and Dharmaraj to serve you both veg and non veg food of your choice. Timely service of tasty and delicious veriety of cuisines. Even Jain food is served in no time.Simply unforgettable.
#Staff: Gentle, Smiling, Understanding, overall Very responsive except the man at the desk.
#Amenities : Big Garden, Sitting space, Full of Greenery, play area, Big Swimming pool, indoor games like brilliard table, Carrom board keeps you occupied.
# Suggestion: expand reach of wifi into the rooms, functional geysers and showers, better road access from main road, little more cleanliness of garden boundaries, better paving on internal alleys.
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Date of stay: October 2023
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Room Tip:Good place to be in for a relaxing holiday, if you are ready to cope with the frustration of not...
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If you are planning to see tiger then you are wrong..in sultan bagh you can see jackles in tent. When we visited the resort a jackle entered in our tent and distroyed our bag with all eatables ...he liked the paneer ghevar most. Also there was no water in morning prior to going to safari, so you can enjoy brushing by mineral water. The check in time is 2pm and safari time is same so you can not check in till evening post returning from safari. Also check out time is 11 am and practically impossible to check out in said time frame if u are doing morning safari.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Travelled with family
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Response from Vilkramaditya Singh, General Manager at Sultan Bagh Jungle Camp
Responded 7 Jun 2020
Dear Guest, Thank you for Reviewing us on Tripadvisor . Sorry. We do apologize for the inconvenience caused to you. Thank you for letting us knows, what went wrong. Rest we would ensure that these issues will be rectified soon, and shall not be repeated again. EVER. Again, our sincere apologies for the bitter experience. We would really appreciate if you give us another chance to serve you, so that we can turn around your 'bitter' experience into a 'better' one. Warm regards, Regards Vikramaditya Singh Guest Relationship Manager
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We arrived and there was a good meet and greet by the staff who were always keen to help. However the luxury tents were not luxury and were showing obvious signs of their age with zips not working, torn tent material. The tents were also showing general wear and tear to the structure - floor structure missing in places, broken inner door handle, a loose electrical light switch, rusting metal work, fridge dirty etc. The air conditioning unit was good in our tent and performed well throughout our 2 day stay. The grounds were a mixture of well kept maintained areas giving a good rural feel with other areas having plastic bottles and rubbish dumped in them (we have a photo of one area adjacent to our tent with 12-15 plastic bottles and some general rubbish) with some small items of rubbish on the grounds. A large number of the old paraffin lamps converted to electrical lamps to light the footpaths had missing or broken glass to them. The pool did have algae on the bottom of the pool and I was uncertain as to the hygiene but a friend swam in it quite happily. Missed wry easy opportunities by the staff to ensure cleanliness of the grounds and appearances. The food was basic and with a limited choice although quantity was never a problem. Despite the “all inclusive” tag drinks had to be paid for but they were a reasonable price. Be aware that they do not serve or sell alcohol. The shop by all accounts was very reasonable value. WiFi was available in the reception area. The hotel was chosen for its close proximity to the tiger safari and its rural feel. We have booked a 2 night stay but overall 1 day would be sufficient here and another group moved onto another hotel as they were going on a multiple safari trip. Overall with some targeted investment and cleaning of the grounds this could be a really good place to stay at.
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Date of stay: March 2020Trip type: Travelled with friends
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At very first Site I loved the Place. Not Very Far from The safari Gate. The Chef Named Rajendra is Habitual of cooking great food.The service was very Quick. Safety measures are also good. There's a wake up call for the Safari Persons. Which is very cool. Overall nice experience and will recommend to visit again....
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Date of stay: February 2020Trip type: Travelled with family
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Avoid this place. Exorbitantly high prices and the quantity can't feed even one person. Slow paced service, we paid for buffet and they told us that they don't have any food left! Went to our room hungry.
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Date of stay: March 2021Trip type: Travelled with family
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Mat jaana, I too read the reviews and chose this property. Pool was not functioning, rooms are tent like and too small, bathrooms stinked when we went to the room. I fought on reception and Gaurab changed the room and arranged pool for us in neighbouring resort Tiger Kingdom(awesome place) for one day and said he will try for next day too.
Then next day he said no pool access, I asked him to try and in evening Gaurav did not pick up my phone.
So, all in all I would highly recommend not to go here. Visit Tiger Kingdom and Sultan Bagh together and you will umderstand.
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Date of stay: May 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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The location of the hotel is just perfect. There are numerous activities to do in the hotel and the staff is really polite and helpful. They created bonfires for everyone and were always one call away even in the late hours. The food was absolutely delicious and fresh. I would recommend everyone to stay here whenever you plan a trip to ranthambore.
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Date of stay: January 2022Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Still in construction, the place already has a nice garden with some activities to do at the premises. The staff working at the place was nice enough to prepare our breakfast after our safari tour, which we were all very grateful for. Swimming pool is available, but will be only cleaner and ready to use after you ask for it, which takes some time. So don't expect spontaneous swimming few minutes after you get the idea.
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Date of stay: November 2023
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Room Tip:take care of your safari tour on your own in advance - the place can make a booking for you, but...
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We stayed here and they never got back to any of our emails before arriving either. Everything was fine when we go there and they were helpful but they mustn't look at their emails
I would get some from the bank before you leave (enough for the first day or so) and then take money out on your bank card from a local bank. But, I would check with your bank to make sure that your bank card will work in India. Another option for most hotels and some restaurants is to pay by credit card. However not everyone will take credit cards, so you'll have to check with your hotels and you'll need cash for restaurants, taxis and rikshaws.
It depends on the zone that you have been allotted. Zones 1-5 take about 10-15 minutes; Zones 6-7 take about 20-25 minutes; and Zones 8-9 take about 30-40 minutes. The entry fee to the Jungle is included in the Cantor / Gypsy price as you can only go there through government approved Cantor or Gypsy. Ours was an office negotiated trip and they negotiated the price with the resort management at Rs. 1000 for the Cantor per head and Rs. 1500 for the Gypsy per head. The Resort only booked the Cantor and the Gypsy for us.
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