JW Marriott Ranthambore Resort & Spa has opened its doors for its first full season as the core zones of Ranthambore National Park have reopened from 1 October 2026. This marks a significant milestone as the resort is the 10,000th hotel in Marriott Bonvoy's global portfolio and the 11th JW Marriott property in India. The resort offers a unique retreat designed to connect guests with the natural beauty of Ranthambore.
Located where the Aravalli meets the Vindhya range, the resort features 127 accommodations, including tented suites with private pools, family villas, and deluxe guest rooms. It caters to a variety of travellers, from couples to multi-generational families, seeking to immerse themselves in nature and create lasting memories.
Kiran Andicot, Senior Vice President, South Asia, Marriott International, highlighted the resort's focus on well-being and mindful travel, stating, "Ranthambore offers a remarkable natural setting that encourages reflection, renewal, and a deeper connection with the world around us."
Guests can enjoy a range of activities, including guided nature walks, pottery sessions, and stargazing. The resort also boasts a culinary school and several dining options, such as the Skyloft restaurant, which offers a contemporary take on traditional Mewar and Marwar recipes.
Vivek Gomes Pereira, General Manager of the resort, emphasised the unique experience offered, saying, "Ranthambore offers a rare combination of wilderness, heritage, and authenticity."
The resort's architecture, designed by Ashton Design, integrates seamlessly with its surroundings, prioritising privacy and harmony with nature. It also features extensive meeting and event spaces, making it an ideal location for various gatherings. Located just three hours from Jaipur International Airport, the resort is easily accessible for international travellers
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