Hotels near Dhundheshwar Dham, Sawai Madhopur

I would not recommend neither the Rananthambore national park nor staying in the Anantvan hotel. I’d like to first say that the food was excellent at the hotel and the waiters were extremely friendly. The rooms are adequate for what you need. However, we had a terrible experience on our safaris, and when sharing this with the owner/manager, who booked them for us, he said “that’s not my fault, I don’t control the safaris”. We later found out from the rangers that indeed, they do decide which zones to book us in, meaning they do have influence and were not truthful to us. They did not bother to warn us about anything ahead of time, such as the trip to the safari park on one day taking 2hrs each way so that we’d take more water / sun shade (there isn’t a roof on the car). We were absolutely displeased with the managers treatment and dismissal of our misery. The hotel is also 30 mins away from the park, so it means you have to wake up much earlier. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel if you do end up going to the Ranthambore park, also do not trust the managers to book the safaris for you.

It's a newly built property and i had one of the best experience. The manager rohit singh ji guided me throughout the way to the location of the property as rathambore can be a tricky place to be in because of being a forest area. You will also love the quality of the food and the chef surdarshan kala ji is really good. Although food can be on a pricy side but it's totally worth it. Would suggest to take the package of lunch and dinner as it will be convenient.

I recently had the unfortunate experience of staying at Tiger Kingdom, Ranthambore, which I had booked through Club Mahindra for a three-day stay from November 24. While the room itself were spacious and comfortable, I was disappointed by the overall state of the resort. Upon arrival, I noticed that the resort was in dire need of maintenance. The shrubs and trees were overgrown and had not been pruned since long, giving the place ugly jungly and unkempt appearance. The grass had not been cut, except for a small patch near the reception area. Construction was also taking place nearby, causing loud and irritating sounds of stone cutting throughout the day. In addition to this, room service was available only on payment of 20% extra if we requested it. As a result of these issues, we decided to check out one day early and booked a room at Clark Resort also Club Mahindra Property nearby on a payment basis. I strongly recommend that other Club Mahindra members to avoid Tiger Kingdom until the construction is complete and the resort is properly maintained at par with other Club Mahindra properties. This was in my opinion the worst-maintained property I have ever visited, and I hope that Club Mahindra will take action to address these issues as soon as possible.