Hotels near Topkhana masjid, Sawai Madhopur

We had travel-led for 3 days and stayed at tiger resort. We had booked a deluxe room, it was a wonderful stay as it was very clean, tastefully decorated. The food was tasty and served well. The staff very cordial and helpful-the owner had made great efforts to ensure we had pleasant stay and he personally looked after us. We are impressed by the hospitality of the iwner a wonderful *** who is available in the resort to ensure the needs if the guests are not compromised and well taken care of.

If you think of ultimate luxury, top of the line service and best of food, the only name that strikes is Oberoi Group of Hotels. They treat their guests like Maharajas and Maharanis. Whether you are staying or just come for dinning,  there is never any difference in service. You have to experience the Oberois.  We had gone to Ranthambore, since it eas my wife's birthday,  we had booked for hi-tea with them.  Before booking they has informed us that if we would want to experience the property, we need to reach one hour before it starts. When we reached,  we were escorted to the reception area where our welcome started with a hot apple cedar drink. Then Ashishmita (in short Aashi), hope I am spelling it right, took us for a complete tour of the hotel. She was a charming and wonderful host and made a great bond between me, my wife and her. She patiently showed each and every place in the property making it mesmerizing.  Then she left us to Mr. Rahul at Reading cum Bar where tea and food was served.  He was again such a pleasant host and made very special efforts to make my better half's birthday a very special one treating us with chocolate platter and a very special mango sorbet drink. Finally when we were departing, Kamakshi made sure that our memories are well captured in camera, she took excellent pics. Just when we were about the sit in the car and leave, Aashi came running and gifted a beautiful animal print scarf to my wife. She was super thrilled and her eyes became moist. So much personal touch, unbelievable.   We shall definitely plan our next stay here only.

The last 1km route was in shambles our children had to continuously complain food very good in room dining and buffets staff very helpful our lost shoes were located and handed over children enjoyed magic fellows and the pottery bangle making ocassional rains didn't spoil stay so overall excellent stay something should be done on last mile drive that rain had spoiled

Hi, we had a wonderful stay at bookmark. We really appreciate the service provided by staff especially by yuvraj. He was very helpful and happily he provided all services. Also our 6 year old child enjoyed in plunge pool of our room. We loved th concept of plunge pool of this hotel. Enjoyed our night stay and surely will visit again and recommend to others as well. Thanks bookmark staff for excellent services.

Property location is little outside the mail town but food is superb & cleanliness his best.

6 of us had a great time at the property. The food was excellent with local delicacies as well as our preferences accommodated easily. The manager ram singh and staff were very hospitable and looked after our every need. The property is very beautiful as well, peaceful too. The manager can also help you plan your days itinerary. All in all great experience and hospitality.

Disappointing safari despite a luxurious resort stay. No tigers, overcrowded jeeps, and unsafe, uncomfortable rides. Poor planning, no clean restrooms, and unnecessary stops made it unworthy of its high cost. I recently stayed at a truly exceptional and luxurious resort in India. The accommodation and services provided by the resort were impeccable; however, I was extremely disappointed with the safari experience organized by the hotel, which turned out to be unsafe, uncomfortable, and poorly planned. The safari, which was advertised as an opportunity to see tigers in their natural habitat, was a letdown. While we did encounter animals like deer, wild boars, and monkeys, there were no tigers in sight. Additionally, the safari was overcrowded with numerous vehicles, causing frequent stops as drivers had to make way for each other. This not only disrupted the experience but also diminished the sense of being in a serene natural setting. The primary issue, however, lies in the logistics of the safari. Despite the high cost of the service, the hotel’s vehicles drop guests off more than half an hour away from the safari gate. From there, guests are required to board open jeeps on the main road, which is both uncomfortable and unsafe, especially in the winter cold or summer heat. Shockingly, the reason for this arrangement appears to be marketing – guests are taken to a nearby establishment selling traditional handicrafts. This detour is unnecessary and detracts from the overall experience, leaving guests exposed to the elements on a long and potentially risky road. After spending over three and a half hours on the safari, plus the additional time in the open jeep, the lack of basic amenities such as clean restrooms becomes even more problematic. The resort organizers failed to consider the needs and comfort of their guests. For instance, they could have made a quick stop at the nearby Oberoi Hotel, located just 10 minutes from the safari gate, allowing guests to use clean facilities and take a short rest. Unfortunately, such considerations were entirely overlooked. Given the exorbitant cost of this safari, I expected a much higher standard of service. Regrettably, the experience did not justify the price in any way. For anyone planning a safari in this area, I strongly recommend staying at the Oberoi Hotel instead, as it is better situated and likely offers a more convenient and comfortable experience for such excursions.