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17/24 - Terrace Hot Tub Suite, Six Senses Fort Barwara
18/24 - Rani Rajkumari Suite, Six Senses Fort Barwara
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Why you'll love it here
- Stay in a 14th century Rajasthani Fort originally owned by a Rajasthani royal family
- Enjoy wonderful restaurants, including Destination Dining throughout the ramparts
- Savour treatments in the 30,000 square foot spa and swim in the Olympic-sized pool
- Embark on cultural walks to nearby villages and tiger safaris in Ranthambore National Park
Nikhil
Travel Specialist
Full accommodation information
Hotel information
Situated in the royal province of Rajasthan close to tiger-stalked Ranthambore National Park, the all-suite Six Senses Fort Barwara is a great option to add to a tailormade India itinerary. As the hotel occupies a beautiful 700-year-old Fort backdropped by the Aravalli hills, its fairy tale setting lends itself to unforgettable honeymoons.
Six Senses hotels are renowned for their exotic locales and focus on wellbeing, and the brand’s first resort in India is no exception. Six Senses Fort Barwara occupies a palatial 14th century royal fortress, sensitively remodelled to become India’s definitive wellness sanctuary.
Just 48 suites are spread over different wings, with tranquil views of either rolling countryside, Barwara village or the lake. Each contemporary suite is dotted with bespoke, handcrafted pieces by Rajasthan’s masterly artisans, which complement the fort’s rich history.
There’s plenty to keep you occupied inside the ancient walls, from meditation sessions in the sacred quarters to strolls along the sandstone ramparts. Put your feet up whilst enjoying a day in the lives of royalty at the palatial spa. In the Alchemy Bar, you can even blend your own products using local plants and herbs.
As with all Six Senses hotels, the onus here is on sustainable luxury. Throughout the five restaurants and bars, ingredients are harvested from the resort’s organic gardens and carefully selected farmers from the villages and townships nearby. There’s also Earth Lab kitchen-garden tours and in-resort shops selling local handicrafts which benefits the community.
If you want to venture out, your personal GEM (Six Senses’ Guest Experience Makers) will arrange gentle ambles around local villages, sunset drives to the Aravalli mountains in an open-top jeep and romantic sundowners by a secluded lake. Half an hour’s drive away, track the Royal Bengal Tiger in Ranthambore National Park, or spend a day in Jaipur treasure-hunting in the colourful bazaars.
Room Options
There are 48 suites ranging from 753 square feet (70 square meters) to 3,014 square feet (280 square meters), all sleeping upto three guests. Some Suites can be interconnected.
Sanctuary Suite
Fort Suite
Aravali View Suite
Burj Suite
Terrace Hot Tub Suite
Rani Rajkumari Suite
Thakur Bhagwati Singh Hot Tub Suite
Raja Man Singh Pool Suite
Restaurants & Bars
The Cortile
This all-day dining restaurant serves international and Indian specialties, located by a leafy 14th-century courtyard. Sample everything from Mediterranean crudo to Pan-Asian fare, Indian comfort food and healthy salads.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Roohani
Fine dining Roohani is located high in the fort’s observation tower, where the Fort’s historic domes provide a regal backdrop. Drawing inspiration from the bygone soirées and banquets of the royal houses of Rajasthan, you can enjoy multi-course Indian specialities from the chef’s tasting menus.
- Dinner
The Rajawat Room
Light bites and creative cocktails await at The Rajawat Room. The elegant oak-panelled bar next to the reception is the perfect spot to relax in following a fun-filled day spent on a tiger safari.
- Dinner
Rani Bagh
For lunch, Rani Bagh offers a menu of Asian and Western cuisine served up poolside. Expect light lunches, grills, and thirst-quenching beverages around the pool, surrounded by an endemic plant-filled garden.
- Lunch
Shikar Burj
For a destination dining experience to remember, look no further than Shikar Burj. Located on the hotel’s highest terrace, you’ll enjoy panoramic bird's eye views under a blanket of stars. Guests can even tailor their own creative menu on request.
- Dinner
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Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: Closed
Nikhil
Travel Specialist
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