The Earth at Ranthambore

Awesome sense of community with the outdoor fire pits, lighting, amphitheater, activities, and snacks. Food was excellent.

We were in the room with the "indoor pool" which was great in theory, but in reality you're not allowed to use hot water, you had to ask permission to turn water off and to drain it because it was a manual system, and it didn't feel that clean.

A beautiful heritage property with lovely grounds, excellent food (including high tea), engaging cultural performances, a very comfortable bed, and genuinely friendly staff

the room standard and cleanliness were somewhat below expectations.

Inside Resort layout is very good. Food is excellent. Cultural program especially Qwalii were very good. Bon fire is amazing.

Approch road to Resort is not good. There is no TV in the rooms. Drivers stay and food arrangement should be provided by the resort inside the campus at nominal rate

Overall facilities felt average 3 stat hotel, could be more accommodating, bathroom needs updating. Hot water in shower keeps changing temperature so difficult in taking shower.

Hospitality: People and service

Good location, tasty food, and eager-to-serve staff. Overall, a value-for-money resort. Despite the fixed food package, the staff were happy to serve additional a la carte items whenever required.

Very well maintained property extremely close to the Ranthambore National Park. The food, service and staff behaviour was really good. The property itself has excellently landscaped lawns, is quite and gels into its natural surroundings. The evening activities were fun and especially enjoyable for kids. I would highly recommend for families with kids.

While the quality of the food was very good, rhe food menu could be a little more improved and a few more choices added.

The hospitality and service exceeded my expectations. The staff really looked after us and were really polite and kind. The rooms were spacious, clean and different as compared to the concrete blocks that we have been used to staying in during our holidays. Our room 'Dhara' had a small garden at the back. There was a complimentary chaat counter, high tea, magic show, traditional folk music dance and documentary of the famous tigress 'Machli'. Everything in our room including the bed frames and bathroom was made out of local mud which was really fascinating. Our kids loved the games room which had a carrom board, foosball table and table tennis. Plenty of open spaces to relax and unwind when you are not going for the Safari. The handicraft shop is worth a visit as they can tailor make clothes within a few hours. Must stay here when visiting Ranthambore.

The hot water kept going cold after 10 minutes of continuous use. The wifi is not very strong but that did not affect our stay.

The entire place is built in natural material, so the experience of staying itself was inspiring that its possible to build things using natural materials, The staff was very good, write from check in to check out everyone was very courteous and helpful. Thank you to your entire team.

The room can be more lighted using LED lights rather old bulb tech.

Friendly staff and accommodating. Restaurant was very good.

I give only 3.5 for cleanliness

This lovely property outside of the downtown area of Sawai Madhopur was an oasis for travelers. Like so many places in India, outside the compound is a dirt road, but you enter into a rose lined garden village with jasmine and other flowers that take you along paths that lead to the bungalows, dining area, pool and spa area, and common areas. The common areas are just outside the dining hall and include a sitting area courtyard. In the evening there are several events to keep guests occupied, mingling, and entertained. This includes tea and biscuits (with a lovely lady cooking fresh chai), a chat bar (Indian snack with yogurt), magician, star gazing (for a fee), and a full outdoor stage for dancers, musicians, and films, with fires to keep you warm. It was so nice to connect with other travelers and to share stories. Pool looked inviting but too cold at night in November. The room I stayed in had a small pool sized tub, that was not used and could be a hazard for the clumsy. It was amazing to see, and the rooms were large with the mud/clay/hay construction. The bungalows are sweet and the extra touch to put a personalized welcome sign on the door was appreciated. I really liked the hotel. Staff are great. Really wonderful and helpful. There is a common tip box in the reception office, which is divided up monthly to all staff. Taj is next door if you are curious, as is the Alsisar family palace hotel. Buffet was enormous at every meal. Lovely private outdoor courtyard for many bungalows.

The room I stayed in had a small pool sized tub, that was not used and could be a hazard for the clumsy. It was amazing to see but I never could practically use it. The pool-tub would be better if smaller, as you could never really fill it up or keep it warm. That would make the room much larger.

The food at the restaurant was very tasty;Wide varieties of food of various types viz. Indian (North as-well-as South) and Continental were made available;Behaviour of all members of staff very warm and courteous;Cultural programees organised in the evening;Well stocked souvenir shop;Fast response of the house-keeping staff for any requirement.

Could not use the spa due to power outage (at the time when we planned to visit it)

Laid back & relaxed & the staff were fabulousLoved the lady who made the chai tea and was cooking naan/ chapatis in the evening

Pool wasn't as clean as it could have been

They had activities to entertain you. Breakfast and high tea was included in stay.

I didn’t stay longer

The pictures are very true to what this place is like - it’s a real oasis and feels very well looked after. Staff are very kind and helpful, food is fantastic, pool is perfect size and temperature - and it’s super easy to get to meeting point for safaris. A really great place

Stairs in the two bedroom suite were a little exposed and dangerous for the kids - a proper bannister would have taken away the fear of them falling down at night

We enjoyed a very pleasant stay at The Earth Ranthambore where we stayed for one night for the safari. Location - very close to the national park. The hotel organised drop off as part of the safari and it was only a 10 minute drive to the safari pick up point. Safari - The staff were very helpful in organising a safari despite it being booked last minute. The prices are the same as online websites. Room - Good size, clean and a nice setting. Bathroom had a very nice shower. The WiFi connection in the room is not great. However, if we needed to use Wifi it worked fine in the communal areas. Restaurant - In the evening the venue has a very nice ambience. A lot of people enjoy the Masala tea and snacks. The additional activities and entertainment create a lovely atmosphere. In the restaurant there is a choice of buffet or a la carte menu. We enjoyed the buffet which served authentic Rajasthan cuisine. The food was delicious and some of the best we had on our trip. Facilities - the swimming pool was a nice size. Due to the location and weather it needs cleaning often. However, the staff kindly cleaned this very quickly on request.Overall, the staff were very friendly and go above and beyond for guests. They also helped arrange an evening transfer to Jaipur and provided a space for us to store luggage and freshen up for the day. It is a lovely venue for a short stay at Ranthambore.

Our stay here was exceptional. The staff really make this place. They were so attentive with everything even helping us book safari. The facilities here are great, the pool is lovely and the onsite spa was amazing. Food is very good and other activities such as a pani puri bar, pottery making and folk dancing were very good additions. A must recommend.

Location is fantastic with a very unique offering

I needed super fast wifi for work and to stay in constant touch with the UK. It was a little intermittent which the excellent staff said they would rectify

My wife and I have traveled a lot over the past 13 years. Out of all of our stays, this is in the top 5 places we've ever been to! Really unique property with many activities offered. The room was very large with an extra bed in a loft area. There was both an outdoor and indoor shower which was very cool to have the option of. The evening we were there, they had a live performance that was really entertaining. The staff couldn't have been nicer or more accommodating. We didn't eat dinner, but got dessert which was very good too. The breakfast the next morning was fresh and delicious.

I have nothing to complain about. I wish I could've stayed here an extra night.

The seamless blend of nature and luxury with breathtaking mud-home accommodations, offering a raw yet elegant aesthetic.The sustainable design and eco-conscious practices, making the stay feel both luxurious and environmentally responsible.The incredible team who made the experience truly unforgettable:Mahesh Ji, Rashika Ji, Deepak Prajapati, Ganpati Ji (guard), and Pappu Ji (gardener) – their dedication, warmth, and attentiveness ensured every detail was perfect.The staff’s remarkable efficiency—they managed to check us out, clear payments, and load our luggage in just 25 minutes for our railway transfer, ensuring we didn’t miss the train.Unique experiences on the property:✅ Lush plantations creating a serene, green oasis. ?✅ Cultural shops offering local crafts and souvenirs.✅ Tiger-movie screening at night, adding a fun and thematic touch to the stay.The hospitality was at par with any five-star luxury resort, making us feel pampered and well cared for.

Honestly, there was absolutely nothing to dislike—every element of the stay, from the breathtaking accommodations to the impeccable service, was flawless and exceeded all expectations.

Am amazing property which feels like a a walk into nature and a home away from home. Brilliant team with excellent customer service. Closest to the Ranthamborenatinalpark Zone 1-5. The team led by Sunil and Niveet and the chef Rajveer made our 40th wedding anniversary so special with a wonderful meal and an amazing fried icecream as desert. It was an amazing stay and would highly recommend it to everyone with family.

Liquor was not permitted.