Six Senses Fort Barwara

Excellent hotel close to Ranthambore park to view the tigers.

Rooms were large, well lighted and airy. They were professionally cleaned twice every day. Staff were very cordial, well informed and helpful. Food selection was great and evening local Rajesthani musical entertainment was outstanding. Wellness choices were good.

The booking arrangements were enabled via their website and it was a seamless experience. My guest experience maker Mehak got in touch with me well before I undertook the travel, ensured all arrangements were in place. Mehak’s thoughtful and efficient assistance throughout my stay was pivotal in making my vacation a pleasant and relaxed one. A special and a big thank you to Nilesh without whom none of us guests could have undertaken the sightseeing tours with ease in Ranthambore. Nilesh’s excellent engagement with guests, thoughtfulness and care shown to us during our group tours is indeed commendable. The property truly embodies the splendour of the royal families that ruled the fort but what really makes the stay truly luxurious is the wonderful hospitality extended by the entire team including duty managers, guest assistance teams, tour experience makers, restaurant service teams and the extended support teams. All of them were very kind, attentive and always helpful. Many thanks to Mehak and Nilesh once again. Thank you also to Gaurav, Hemanth, Priyanka, Sarika, Gagandeep, Goverdhan, Satish and their teammates for the wonderful hospitality. Thank you for helping create beautiful moments😍

OVER PROMISIDED & UNDER DELIVERED! Six Senses doesn’t make any sense at all! More like SICK SENSES… A "super luxurious hotel" in the middle of a slum makes NO SENSE! For me it’s offensive to have a castle like installation surrounded by high walls in a village where poverty filled with trash & misery less than 100 meters from SIX SENSES, made me very uncomfortable! So much for location - an oasis in the middle of a slum / nowhere - far from anywhere (5 hour drive from Delhi)… As far as installation, another big disappointment! Imagine a suite where the bathroom has a toilet with heated automated toilet seat (what for?) but with a transparent glass door in potty - ZERO PRIVACY. Next to bed a thin linnen towel is placed on the floor - I almost slipped & fell when going to toilet at night (dangerous)! Unnecessary/annoying ironing table in the way to bathroom… why would I want an ironing table/iron @ a SIX SENSES hotel?… The bathtub is large & made of white marble, which obviously in early Jan where outside temperature are mid-teens (14 degrees C), will never allow a hot bath even if only hot water is turned on. Water temperature in tub will always be lukewarm warm…. Bathrobes are made of light starched linen, maybe appropriate for summer - however very uncomfortable for this time of the year. Marble floors in bathroom are very slippery as you exit shower or bath. Towels also felt humid - expected a towel warmer :-( As far as restaurants are concerned, there are only 2 option: outside & cold, or inside without heating (waiters wear parka jackets at night). On top of that chairs are low/tables too high, poor lighting + poor acoustics. Food on first 2 nights = OK. As we manifested our discontent, on last day chef Narij presented a real banquet - SUPERB - congratulations! Service is disconnected at times although there are lots of waiters that annoy you constantly asking if you are ok, but took a long time to serve wine ordered by the glass.… Fire @ evenings in firepits adjacent to restaurant (in courtyard) make you have to breathe smoke constantly making clothing smell like smoke. This smell permiates the hotel :-( Staff speaks pigeon English - almost impossible to understand! I felt trapped. Don’t go!

Lovely hotel in a beautiful setting! Excellent rooms and the service was exceptional in every aspect, enjoyed the daily activities and the cuisine was wonderful , highly recommended for couples and families. A special thank you to Bhawana and Arun for their assistance and looking after the family.

From the welcome by our guest experience manager Mehak, through the spa treatments, village walk with an excellent guide and superb service in the restaurants there was nothing to fault about our stay. The room was stunning and the views from the fort across the village and countryside fantastic