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Located amidst 12 acres
of lush gardens, this 70-year-old
hunting lodge exudes a rustic, earthy
charm and an air of history. The lodge
is a 20-minute drive from the
Ranthambore National Park, which is
famous for its tiger population.
Accommodation :
Standard Rooms :
Long ago ministers as well as royals
accompanying the Maharaja, used to stay
in these rooms. Spacious and comfortable
and well equipped with guest amenities.
Superior Rooms :
Spacious, rustic rooms with view
overlooking the lush gardens.
Junior Suites :
Rich in history, these spacious rooms
are part of the original 1930-1935
accommodation, used by the Maharaja of
Jaipur and his personal guests. In fact,
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip once
stayed in these suites on their visit to
Sawai Madhopur.
Winter Tents :
Pitched during October to March, these
spacious tents offer private sit outs
overlooking the main garden and air
cooler/heat convector. Every tent has a
canopied bedroom with a permanent
structured dressing room and bathroom.
Each tent is secured with a lockable
door.
 Dining
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At Taj, we offer a distinctive dining
experience, one that explores the
nuances of the finest Indian and
international cuisines, serving
traditional and contemporary favourites.
Delectable Indian and Continental dishes
are the specialty at this lively dining
room.
Offering an open-air terrace, at Neem
terrace, guests can enjoy sea breezes as
well as a wide variety of refreshments.
Recreation :
• Badminton
• Tennis
• Pool table
• Body Massage
• Visit to Devpura for Black Buck siteseeing
• Visit to Mansarover & Soorwal for bird watching
Meeting Rooms &
Banquet Facilities :
When available, the dining room can be
used for meetings for up to 30 persons
in a U-shaped seating arrangement or 50
persons auditorium-style. Theme parties
for 50 to 250 persons can be arranged on
the lawns.
Facilities :
Airport transfer (At extra cost)
Beauty Parlor Services on Request
Currency exchange
Doctor (On call)
Jungle Safari Tours ( At extra cost &
pre Payment by Jeep & Open Bus)
Laundry services
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