The Earth at Ranthambore

Quiet and comfortable stay. Great amenities and cultural activities. Professinal staff. The spa allowed us to relax even more with well trained masseuses and masseurs. Great back massage. Various selection of both local and western foods, useful if traveling with picky eaters.

The best resort so where me and my family has stayed. Good food better activities and best environment. Never wanted to leave this place. My family was delighted, which all of us want. Staff was great. Vinod playing ravan hattha still playing back in mind. Tava roti made by aunty with smiling face adds value to this place. Must recommend for family and kids. Don't miss.

It's a nice place to stay. comfortable and reasonable. The only flaw is that they don't have a bar. The food is excellent. The pool was good.

Nestled amidst lush greenery and just a short drive from the Ranthambore National Park, the resort feels like a hidden sanctuary. Our room (Neer) was beautifully appointed with rustic decor, modern amenities, an indoor pool and a private sit-out, ideal for morning teas and sunset chats. The food was another highlight. From candle-lit dinners under the stars to hearty breakfasts , every meal was delicious and thoughtfully prepared. The staff even arranged a private dinner for us, which made our stay even more special. Special thanks to Sunil and the entire team for making our stay utmost comfortable.

Booked for a 2-day stay for us to do a Ranthambore safari. Chose this property due to pool, eco values and appearance. The good points: the pool is small, but nice. Grounds of hotel beautiful and well maintained, Vayu villa very nicely done. Outdoor shower was quite cool - a bit dirty (there was a storm on one night) but I guess that’s normal. The less good points: the Earth’s own website states it has a bar, but there isn’t one. ‘Under construction’ according to an embarrassed staff member. Except it isn’t. Can’t order alcohol in the restaurant, only on room service. Which is false advertising in my book. Restaurant is ok. Has lots of western cuisine options on the a la carte menu, many of which are not actually available when you order them, but there is always something available. When we checked in we were given a single A4 print out with details of the resort, activities/entertainment etc. but no map or explanation as to where we’d find these things. We had a driver who took us to the safari jeeps but this hotel is quite some distance from the village, so you are somewhat reliant on eating/staying in. This place is expensive compared to similar hotels in locality - £140 per night - for this price I’d expect a little bit more in terms of service/facilities.

It's a beautiful rustic property .staff makes all the efforts to make the stay comfortable for you. Food variety as well as taste is very good. We booked Amber Villa which had a Pvt seating ,open shower area and a duplex with a double bed and single upstairs