Tree Leaf Kipling Lodge

This place has some great things going for it, the rooms are visually very nice and so are the grounds. It's also close to the east entrance of Ranthambore. These good traits are unfortunately totally negated by it's bad traits. These include the food, which is genuinely terrible. Ordered a club sandwich and it was genuinely shocking. Another issue is the staff who call the room or knock on the door 4-5 times a day, usually to ask whether you want anything or what you want for breakfast tomorrow. It sounds like it's just them being attentive but it's a bit frustrating - how do I know what I want for breakfast tomorrow when it's only 5pm today? Finally, the smell in the bathroom was really bad. Just raw sewage, so much so that it made going in there a truly miserable experience. We left a day earlier than originally planned simply due to these shortcomings. With better training for the staff (in terms of service and food prep), and fixing the smell of in the bathroom, this place could be really great.

One of the most aesthetic and calm serene places. I love off the grid life and despite being far from home this place felt like one. The rajasthani folk dance songs arrangement was commendable. From food to staff hospitality to the ultra comfortable rooms and Mr Dilip's warmth. The wellness spa by Leena was exceptional i dozed off easily! Nature added to the mesmerising stay. I will not hesistate coming back even in off season. Safari took a back seat. Special cake arrangements were made out of surprise!