I had a fantastic stay at Juna Mahal Hotel! The rooms were impeccably clean, and the hotel's ambiance was both welcoming and relaxing. The staff went above and beyond to accommodate additional requests, ensuring our comfort throughout the stay. A special shoutout to Mr. Abhay, whose attention to detail and commitment to excellent service truly stood out. He ensured that we had a pleasant and memorable experience. Highly recommend Juna Mahal to anyone visiting the area – it’s a perfect blend of comfort and exceptional hospitality!

The courteous and accommodating nature of the staff. Particularly to mention the politeness of Sri Manohar Singh, front desk manager. My mother had an issue with climbing stairs due to a temporary medical condition, and Manohar, despite the hotel being almost fully occupied, upgraded us to rooms on the ground floor. Had a comfortable stay, enjoyed the special performance by local artists on the premises that evening, and also indulged in bursting crackers along with other guests. It was Diwali time. Recommend this place for visitors to Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve.

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The Juna Mahal is very nice and clean. It looks just like the photos. It has a lovely heritage/fort/Alhambra feel. The property is well-located in a quiet area of Ranthambore very close to the entrance of the National Park. It is not on the chaotic part of Ranthambore Road. The air around the property is not smokey. The landscaping is nice. The pool is lovely and clean. Even though it was cold in December, my sons took a cold plunge in it. There is no gym. There are multiple roof decks that are great for creating your own workout (which my sons did). The property has its own store selling handmade fabrics that can be made into clothes and other souvenirs. There are tons of people available to help you, and they do every and anything that you would like. The service in the dining room is very good and friendly. The rooms are very clean and are cleaned promptly when you leave the property. The rooms are large with good windows. Comfortable beds. In my room, there were two twins together creating a large bed that fit my husband and me and our eight year old comfortably. There is a sitting area with coffee table, desk, an additional love seat, TV, refrigerator and a couple of extra side tables. We went in cold December , and there was a portable heater. The bathroom had a large shower with good heat and water pressure. There was a double sink counter. My three adult sons stayed in another room each with their own bed. One slept in the big bed, one slept in the window bed space, and one slept in a bed that was brought in. There was also a sitting area with coffee table, and a large bathroom. They had a portable heater, too. We paid for breakfast and dinner, and it was very good. The service was exceptional. The dining room had hardly anyone it in besides us, which felt a little lonely, though.

Part of the "charm" were these heavy oak doors with heavy locks that could be a fire hazard if someone inadvertently locks you into your room (which anyone passing by could do). If you're looking for a Westin-type US-style chain hotel, this is not it. But if you want a place that is clean and has charm and where the staff are very accommodating to your schedule, this is a very good place.

Beautiful, characterful building with some stunning furniture, fixtures and fittings. The fresco in the reception is a highlight. The staff were excellent on the whole, and the chai and biscuits set out for the early morning safari goers is a genuinely luxurious detail. Large rooms, plenty of beautiful marble and the pool was stunning. I would definitely stay here again.

Only a few minor things I think I would have changed. I think the western breakfast options could have been better (as much as I love Indian food, I find it hard to stomach first thing in the morning). The only other thing is there not being a better interface with booking/ transport for the safaris - it seems bizarre not to have an agreement with the safari to ensure they can offer pickup/dropoff to the hotel - or to offer a hotel service for this. Booking safaris direct for foreigners is also difficult so if the hotel were able to facilitate this on the behalf of guests is would improve the experience hugely.

I visited this property in Nov 2024. Here are my views. 1. Amazing mix of shekhawati and Italian architecture. 2. The pool area was mind-blowing with amazing architectural design. 2. Balconies in the rooms have been designed very aesthetically. You can sit there for hours admiring the natural beauty. 3. To my surprise the food is very affordable here and the staff is very courteous and humble. 4. Amazing terrace where you can do star gazing at night with your friends group. 5. Rooms are very spacious with maharaja style antiques and furniture. 5. Extra large bathroom with his & her basin area. 6. I enjoyed every bit of it. Not expensive with the facilities it provided as compared to other resorts in Ranthambore.

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When my daughter and I arrived at the hotel, we were warmly greeted by Mr. Singh at the reception. His beautifully styled mustache was hard to miss, and his courteous demeanor immediately put us at ease. He efficiently guided us through the check-in process, and to our surprise, he quietly upgraded us to the exclusive Kumbha Villa Suite, keeping it a delightful secret. As we entered the room, the sight took our breath away. The private pool shimmering in the soft afternoon light made the space feel even more luxurious. My daughter was completely overwhelmed with excitement, her eyes lighting up as she ran to explore every corner. The day only got better with a sumptuous meal—each dish was delicious and full of authentic flavors. Later in the evening, we were treated to a captivating folk dance performance that added a perfect cultural touch to our stay. The rhythm of the music, the colorful costumes, and the energetic moves created an unforgettable experience. It truly made our stay magical from start to finish.

We had a very nice room very comfortable. The staff are very friendly. A food in the restaurant was excellent. One staff had the best mustache which I posted below.

We like to have drinks after a days Safari but the bar was always closed, not very welcoming looking and limited supply of options. They ran out of Diet Coke, which we drink because we are diabetic, and we had to go to a local shop to buy where they could have done the same.

The property is built outside the town with a very quiet atmosphere and in an authentic cultural way with modern facilities. We book a private villa on 2 bedroom with the private pools. It was pick winter but the pool was nice and warm to refresh us. It’s kids friendly and safe.

There is nothing that I can point that was not good. I would suggest a stay at this property.

The property is exceptionally good and neat. staff was very cordial and helpful. Breakfast had variety of items and served hot. The location of property is 10 minutes away from gateway (naka) to enter National park.

Minor issue of Running hot water in morning which was sorted within few hours. otherwise everything is good.

The rooms were spacious and beautifully decorated. The swimming pool and gardens were also very attractive. Sadly, the weather didn’t allow us to use these facilities 🥲 The staff were all very attentive and helpful The food was delicious, offering lots of choice

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