Top Hotels Near National Chambal Sanctuary in from NZ$18

"Spent 2 days here and had a great experience. Excellent food - both breakfast and dinner. Quiet place with basic amenities. The cottage was adequate for a short stay and the staff was friendly. Enjoyed the wild life, mainly monkeys, within the property as well. The only negative point was the internet. The wifi was extremely slow and not much 4G coverage inside the room so wifi was the only option."

"The most outstanding resort we’ve ever stayed in. Found a tiger on safari too"

"We stayed at the luxury villa. Overlooks the tiger resrve. The hotel has one of the best guest services i have experienced till date. "

"Clean rooms. Dirty swimming pool. Bad smell from toilets next to pool."

"We had a lovely stay at Aranya Vilas in Ranthambore as a family of three with a young child. It was a welcomed break from the hustle and bustle of the city, a green oasis quiet enough to let us switch off but also conveniently only at 10mins from the National Park entrance. We went on three drives and saw 8 tigers, so that was a fantastic experience too. From start to finish we were taken care of by attentive staff who went above and beyond to make sure our stay was perfect. The pool was an added plus, as well as the Fort visit organised by the hotel team. Would recommend staying here if visiting Ranthambore."

"Fantastic staff and clean quiet location. Opi (hotel manager) was so helpful. He arranged great safaris for us even though we had not booked anything in advance. Great people, great place!"

"Near to zones 1 to 5. Beautiful hotel with good staff. Tejas in dining service was especially helpful. "

"I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The staff was terrific and very attentive. Any meal you wanted could be placed around the property, pool, room, or dining area. The hotel is in a garden area and very pretty. It’s not a 5 star resort but that’s not what I was looking for. It a little piece of paradise. Things aren’t perfect, but neither is life! Enjoyed my stay! Would return. "

"The room was nice but no fridge or hair dryer, but we got an iron on request. There was no safe in the room as advertised. The hotel was nice but everything there was incredibly overpriced, it felt very money grabbing as they wanted to charge you for literally everything. The issue is that it is so far away from anything else, it is a taxi ride into town - when we asked for a price from the staff we were told that if we book ourselves it will be 1,500 rupee, but if they booked for us they would need to add a further 800/1,000. Again, unnecessary overcharging. We were told they did a full à la cart menu but only offered a buffet which again was over priced. Staff were very friendly and attentive. Overall I wouldn't stay here again, it was a 3 star hotel and not a 4 star. If you’re looking for a budget hotel only for safari, then it’s perfectly fine, but be prepare for the additional charges. "