Indeed, this place is a palace, or more accurately, was a palace. Things have clearly deteriorated over time and now things look tired and donât quite work as they should. Our room smelled a little musty and in need of a good clean; the sheets not so clean either. Our bathroom had seen a little maintenance recently though the finishes left a bit to be desired and there were leaks in the pipe work. However, Ranthambore and particularly these hotels, survive on the National Park tourists. If you see a tiger, the hotel is fantastic, if you donât the hotel is a bit shabby. Well, we did see a tiger, the food is pretty good, the staff helpful â itâs just that elements of the property need a little upkeep. The pool and gardens are beautiful and lush, the main buildings look reasonably ok. We booked our morning and afternoon safaris through the hotel and they were very good though the morning one a little disorganised we felt (not the hotelâs fault in any way).
