Khem Villas

The property is very tranquil with beautiful grounds which you can walk in and see amazing birds & animals. The decor is beautiful, staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, food is delicious.

Nothing, we loved everything.

Lovely property, professional & friendly staff (like Manvendra, Digvijay, Suryanshi, etc.), good food, nice exploratory walk, evening snacks/drinks over bonfire, assistance for safaris, temperature controlled tents, allegedly minimal carbon footprint due to use of solar power & locally grown produce for food

Poor telephone network (although wifi makes up to an extent), no non-vegetarian food options

The food was delicious with excellent and attentive service. I loved the backstory to the establishment of the property. The amenities were as expected. Very knowledgable staff regarding local wildlife. Overall a good experience.

Travelling with kids it would be great to have them occupied somehow. The property does not have TVs and that is understandable as it would take away from the charm of the place. Would recommend families with children to carry Ipads or other devices to keep them occupied. The good WiFi was helpful.

Fantastic location and superb grounds

Nothing

The friendliness and helpfulness of the staff, the location in the nature, the whole design, setting and decoration of the camp, the delicious food, the comfy tents, ….

Nothing I can think of …

Breakfast was a nice choice of cooked options served to your table with fruit, local alternatives and bread to serve yourself. Good pots of coffee. Dinner was a buffet but delicious and did not feel rushed. It’s a small hotel so did not feel like buffets in big corporate type places. It also made is an ideal way of trying different local dishes we may not have known to order. Staff were impeccable, exceptionally polite and calm. This is a beautiful property overall and the staff are wonderful. In the evening you can sit around a fire pit having a drink and chatting to other guests. This is charming and authentic. There is a naturist who will walk you around the property and tell you about the crocodiles and other wildlife/ plants etc. This is lovely and she is very knowledgable. We stayed in a villa with a hot tub. Very comfortable. No Tv which we liked. The hotel is very peaceful and a welcome retreat from the chaos of local life and roads. If you stay, don’t do more than 2 safari and try and do them on different days as you’ll want to chill at the hotel and two safaris a day feels rushed.

This is an expensive hotel and there are elements which mean it is over priced. Some decoration is a bit shabby, the plunge pool is clean as emptied every few days which means there are times it is empty and out of use. This happened on our only free morning which was annoying. Our villa had a hot tub but no sun loungers so sitting on the veranda in upright chairs was not as comfortable as it could have been. We enjoyed our stay but think carefully about Ranthambore in general as many were disappointed not to see tigers on any of there safari drives.