Madho Bagh

Madho Bagh is an amazing glamping with beautiful territory and tents. In the evenings, there is sometimes live music and dancing shows by the local performers, and we were lucky to see one. The staff was extremely helpful with everything, and the food was amazing! So you don't have to go back to the village for lunch/dinner, as this place has plenty of options. It is also a perfect choice for those who travel with their dogs, as the territory is green and has a lot of space for pets. Special thanks to Punit for watching our dog while we were on safari! The tent itself was great, and the overall stay was very authentic, comfortable, and cozy.

It would not be very convenient to stay here without a car, because it takes about 15 min offroad from the main road, but if you have a car, then no problem at all.

Everything! The tents were so luxurious and have everything you need. The staff were exceptional, so kind, helpful and attentive. The food in the restaurant was such good value and delicious. The pool is lovely after a safari. Special mention for Punit who helped us book safaris. Also the owner’s Dad was super friendly and kind.

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comfortable Zelte mit fest angebauten Badezimmer. Der Service war super und man hat uns alle Essenswünsche erfüllt

Wir waren für 3 Übernachtungen dort, leider die einzigen Gäste

Boutique hotel with luxury tent experience…

Additional heating could help during cold nights

The one to one interaction & response.

The approach to the property from the road.

Eine wunderschöne Anlage abseits von dem hupenden Verkehr. Sauber und stilvoll. Das Personal war sehr aufmerksam und hat uns alle Wünsche erfüllt. Am Abend gab es Folklore Musik rund um eine Feuerschale. Das Essen war sehr lecker…

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The place was amazing, boutique and exactly what we were looking for. Different from usual hotel set up. open spaces for kids to play and have fun. They had arranged for bonefire as well. Food was amazing and staff members were very courteous and prompt. Kids absoultely loved the setting. It is 15 mins drive to Ranthambhore NP.

Reaching there from main road is bit challenging for the first time.

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Place is out difficult to get to, mud roads, many closed gates. The tent wasn't clean, stained sheets, hot water got too hot and then immediately cold. Trains run and honk all night, lound music until 3am (they said it was a wedding nearby) but having to get up at 6am to go on safaris, not ideal. We were told we could have anything on the menu but what i ordered wasn't available and what we ordered next they wanted us to change. Took an hour to be served on a freezing cold "restaurant", where we ate with our winter coats on, with a creepy guy watching us all the time. We didn't feel at ease being two women alone. Place sends bad vibes. We had booked for 3 nights but changed hotel the next morning.