About Ranthambore Regency Hotel

Tucked away in one of India's most enchanting regions, Ranthambore Regency Hotel invites you to experience the curative power of nature. Ensconced in the lavish greenery and vast space, the resort provides the perfect setting to enjoy the wildlife to its full extent.

Hotel Specifications

Accommodation

The elegant interiors of the airy rooms set an intimate ambience to give you the comfort of home. 20 deluxe rooms, 10 cottage room and a suite, all air-conditioned with attached bath, running hot and cold water, direct dial telephones, spacious lobby, well laid out spacious garden with sun umbrellas.

Dining

Restaurants
Restaurants at Ranthambore regency are full of mouth-watering dishes. The restaurants serve a multi cuisine restaurant offers choice of Indian, Continental and Chinese meals and bar-be-cue with bonfire

Bar
To make your evenings more colourful the Ranthambore Regency hotel has a bar. It has a stock of the Indian and imported brands.

Entertainment

Adventurous facility provided by Ranthambore Regency is the wild safari in the Ranthambore National park.

Other Facilities

Ranthambore takes care of your every requirement and the decent and professional staff is at your service anytime. Travel desk for local tour and jeep safari in the park, currency exchange, doctor on call, parking and 24 hours room service.

City Information

Nested in the rolling hills of the Aravalli and Vindhyachal ranges, 180 kms northwest of Jaipur lies the town of Sawai Madhopur. Founded in 1765 A.D., the town is named after its founder Sawai Madho-I of Jaipur. Today the town receives worldwide recognition for its famous and historical Ranthambhore National Park. The forest provides shelter to an amazing variety of plants and animals including about 300 plant species, over 50 aquatic plant species and more than a 100 species of herbs, climbers and grass. It is also home to over 270 species of birds and nearly 30 different species of mammals. While at Sawai Madhopur you may stay at the lodge and move to the National Park and spot Leopards, Wild Boars, Crocodiles, Langurs, Sloth Bears, Jungle Cats, Blue Bulls, Chinkaras and Hyenas, Sambhar, the Asiatic Deer Doves, Partridges, Storks, Flycatchers, Kingfishers, and Hawk Eagles. During winters migratory birds like Greylag Geese, Ruddy Shelducks and Pintails may also be spotted