Dev Vilas Resort, Ranthambore

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Dev Vilas Resort

Welcome to Dev Vilas resort, your abode during your visit to Ranthambhore National Park. The inspiration behind this venture is my mother Dev Kumari, to honor the strength and confidence instilled in me by her, the building is named Dev Vilas that means, "Abode of Dev".

Dev Vilsa Resort, Ranthambore National Park Set in three and a half acres of land, the building in Indo-Saracen style takes a cue from the Shikaar or hunting lodges built by the Maharajahs. It follows the traditional architectural lines, inspiring romance and adventure and is located nearest to the entrance of the National Park.

Situated in a eco-sensitive zone, the hotel responsibly uses recycled water for non-consumable plantations on its property. The building has also been designed to harvest all rain water and re-charge ground water using traditional storage system.

Dev Vilas is also one of India's first hotels designed to be friendly to the physically challenged.

Accommodation Facilities :

Dev Vilas with its individually decorated 19 Deluxe rooms (15 Double/ 4 Twins) and 2 suites is the artistic Conception of Ms. Jane Emison of Minneapolis, USA. who has sourced materials and craftspeople locally, thus ensuring the participation and benefit of the local talent. No two rooms are alike, each designed in a unique sequence of color, style and ambience.

legantly appointed large rooms with King and Queen beds for twin occupancy. All rooms have two toilets to facilitate guests for those early morning jungle drives. Each bathroom has stand-alone shower and bathtub. Telephone, Cable TV, Air- Conditioning and Mini-Bar.

Fateh's - The Bar :

Named to Celebrate Thakur Fateh Singh Rathore, a living legend amongst tiger conservationists and one of Geoffrey Ward's " Tigerwallahs ". The art work in this room honors the tigers painted by artists from the Ranthambhore School of Art.

Audubon Room - Dining Room :

An elegant, yet informal dining room adorned with limited edition lithographs by J.J. Audubon. The restaurant serves fine Indian and Continental cuisine with AL Fresco dining by the swimming pool.