Additional charges will apply for bookings made for Christmas Eve or New
Year���s eve payable at the Hotel. Located close to the city centre and 20
minutes of picturesque drive to the Ranthambhore National Park. Two kilometers away from the
railway station.

The highlight of taking a trip to Sawai Madhopur is a visit to the Ranthambhore National Park.
The National Park encompasses nearly 400 square kilometers of dry deciduous forests. The park
derives its name from the fortress of Ranthambhore and is one of the finest habitats in the
world for the tiger. Ranthambhore has a remarkably rich and diverse flora and fauna, including
300 varieties of trees, 50 aquatic plants, and more than 100 species of herbs, grasses, and
climbers. It also has 272 species of birds and about 30 species of mammals, including Nilgai,
Indian Gazelle, Indian Wild Boar, Leopard, and Sambar. The park is closed from July to
September every year due to monsoons.

The Sawai Madhopur Lodge, spread over 12 acres, was built in the early 1930*s by Maharaja
Sawai Man Singh II of Jaipur for his hunting trips to the jungle of Ranthambhore, which were
the favourite hunting grounds of the royal family of Jaipur. The former hunting lodge has an
art deco main block with various facilities for leisure, recreation, and entertainment.