The Ranthambhore regency is a family run hotel that prides itself in having a reputation as a relaxed, friendly hotel with a personal touch. Our aim is to give you a peaceful and enjoyable experience by providing our guests with all the amenities that the modern day tourist expects. The rooms are well appointed with a choice of poolside or garden facing. All rooms have international mattress as standard, en suite bathroom, mini bar, cable television, air-conditioning and WI fi, Rooms are cleaned daily and our same day laundry service is both affordable and popular.
We serve both modern and traditional Indian cuisine as well as Continental dishes to suite each of our discerning guests. Our experienced Chef is always on hand to discuss your dietry requirements and to impart his culinary knowledge. We also have a full bar with reasonable prices to suit.
Whilst we acknowledge that our hotel has to be of international standards we are also committed to making our guests dream of seeing a Tiger in the wild a reality. Our local knowledge has ensured that we have some of the best guides ranthambhore has to offer which enables our guests the best possible chance of spotting the elusive Tiger. Ranthambhore has one of the best Tiger habitats in the world and the Regency is committed to ensuring the future of the Tiger as well as supporting those who live in and around the park. We are currently supporting several projects in the area and can arrange a cultural tour of the schools, villages and workshops that we are supporting
At the Regency we aim to provide you with an experience of a life time and full fill your dream of seeing a Tiger in the world. Whilst no hotelier can guarantee this at the Regency we can guarantee great service and a memorable stay! Come experience The Regency Hospitality and discover why so many of our guests join us year after year!
Latest News
Dec
Mysterious, powerful, majestic--the tiger stands tall in our imaginations.But, in truth, tigers are disappearing in the wild. Jus
Nov
Half a century ago there were between 25,000 and 30,000 tigers in Asia. According to a report published in 1994 by the World Wide
Nov
Tiger cubs are born blind and weigh only about 2 to 3 pounds (1 kg), depending on the subspecies. They live on milk for 6-8 weeks