There are 50 rooms in all in Tiger Den Resort Ranthambore. Out of these, 38 are AC Deluxe Cottage rooms, while the rest 12 are Luxury Suites equipped with all the modern amenities for a comfortable and luxurious stay.
Some of the facilities which are available in the hotel rooms are air conditioner, private bathroom, hot & cold water, complimentary toiletries, separate setting area and housekeeping.
Yes, the hotel has a separate multi cuisine restaurant which serves various kinds of cuisines, including Indian, Continental & Chinese. You can also taste the local delicacies like Ker Sangri and Gutta Curry.
The dining hall has a seating capacity of 110 people. Barbecue dinners by the fireside are also organised by the hotel. While breakfast is served from 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM, lunch is served between 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM, while dinner is served from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Although the hotel does not have a spa, there are facilities for enjoying Ayurvedic massages and therapies. There is also a steam room where you can cleanse your body & relax your mind. A doctor on call is also provided by the hotel, if the need should arise.
There are plenty of ways by which you can keep yourself entertained. You can enjoy a swim in the swimming pool, enjoy cultural and folk programmes which are organized by the hotel, explore the shopping arcade, watch wildlife slide shows, go for nature walks or read at the well stocked library. You can also explore the nearby green surroundings on a bicycle, which is organized by the hotel itself.
Yes, pick up and drop facilities from the airport/railway station are provided by the hotel.
Yes, it is quite easy to reach the hotel, as it is located just 10 kilometers from Sawai Madhopur Railway Station, and just 5 minutes drive from Ranthambore National Park.
Ranthambore tiger reserve is located amidst the beautiful Aravali hills and Vindhya plateau in Rajasthan. It is spread over 1332 sq.km of area.
Ranthambore national park is famous for Bengal tigers and the historical Ranthambore fort. Once the humans used to rule the fort, now it is ruled by the tigers.
The tiger reserve is also embraced by the Chambal and Banas rivers that gives a magnificent look to it.
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