Ranthambhore Bagh Dwar Camp — Hotel in Rajasthan

During my recent stay at Bagh Dwar Camp, I was thoroughly impressed by every aspect, including the luxurious and well-maintained safari tents that seamlessly blended comfort and adventure. The ample space of the camp allowed for both relaxation and exploration, creating a tranquil environment that truly felt like a home away from home.

The staff's exceptional service stood out as they went above and beyond to ensure a memorable stay. Their helpfulness and prompt attention to requests added an extra layer of comfort. The camp's proximity to the Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve enhanced its appeal, making it a great choice for wildlife enthusiasts.

The hosts, with their genuine care and passion for the local environment, made the experience truly special. It felt more like staying with friends who shared their love for the region, contributing to a sense of community within the camp.

The property's serene ambiance, well-maintained gardens, and thoughtful landscaping added to the overall charm. It provided a picturesque backdrop for the exceptional culinary experience offered at Bagh Dwar Camp. The food was a delightful journey of flavors, featuring a diverse menu that showcased both local and international cuisines.

Every meal was a culinary adventure, and the attention to detail in presentation reflected the chef's skill and dedication. Dining under the open sky or in the charming dining area enhanced the gastronomic journey, turning each meal into a shared moment of joy. The staff's commitment to accommodating dietary preferences and special requests further elevated the dining experience.

Bagh Dwar Camp not only delivers on the promise of luxurious accommodation, a great location, and a close-to-nature experience but also stands out for its exceptional food. For those seeking a well-rounded travel experience where every detail is thoughtfully considered, this camp emerges as a gem that exceeds expectations...

We had a nice overnight stay at this camp facility nearby Ranthamhore National Park. The biggest plus to this location is it's staff. Divyanshu is very nice and we wish him great success in developing and running this location. Kamal, who did all the running (literally) for our food and drinks was also very anxious to please. We enjoyed him. Other than pathaki from the nearby village, the place is very quiet. In fact, we had the feeling that we were pretty much the only people there. That is, until breakfast the next morning, the only time we encountered other guests. Divyanshu was helpful for us in getting us seats on tiger safaris (one in the evening and one in the morning) at a bit of a late request and this during the week of Diwali. We're definitely grateful for that. Although there are very nice features to this camp, I don't know that it really qualifies as a "luxury" experience. We have stayed in tents before in locations one could refer to as "glamping" but this wasn't at that level. The bed was comfortable enough and there was Wi-Fi that reached to our rooms, but we did have a mouse the seemed to like hanging out in our tent and the water pressure didn't seem to be enough to use the shower head (the bucket bath worked fine). And, I think before I go back to Ranthambhore, I'd want to compare some prices. We were actually charged more than the top price on the camp's own website. We were told that this was because it was Diwali. However, the camp seemed to be far from full. We had a lunch and a dinner at the camp. The food was suspiciously familiar the second time around. When I looked at pricing for the camp on booking.com it was easily 50% of what we paid (I can't guarantee that this price included all meals. Then there was the price of a medium bottle of Kingfisher beer at 500 rupees. Of course we didn't shop around, but that's about a 200% mark up (I think) which...

I had plan Ranthambore trip first time and very excited to stay in camps. At the time of booking owner was very polite and promise us to give facilities like Indoor activities, Veg nonveg food which is included in package, He have package 5500 per night for triple sharing which includes veg and non veg food. After negotiation he give same facilities in 5000 per night. After reach at location we found location is too far from active zone. There is no local market or any shop near to this camp, also there is no safety in tents because of 2 side zip. If we closed the tent from inside, anyone can open the tent from outside aswell. We have group of 10 people which include 3 female staff. we reached at location around 12.30pm. At the time of lunch we expect fast service as everyone is hungry after 7 - 8 hours travel. the way they serve the food, 7 out of 10 people are watching each other's face. They have 4 people in kitchen but still they took time. taste of food is average according to that it is too expensive. When we ask people to give bad Minton or any other thing they told us directly that contact owner, When we meet owner for this he said very rudely to me that Humne koi Sports complex thodi khola hai jo ye sab apko de, Ap apna saman lekar aate. I think owner dont know the meaning of hospitality because they don't have manners to talk and service related things.

Food is average Security Zero* Service worst as i have ever seen Owner is rude even his staff is also rude they focus on money only

People are looking for peace when they plan trip, if you are going on this camp forget about peace, you will get blood boil only.

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