Top Resorts In Sariska For Your Next Weekend Getaway

Sariska is one of Rajasthan’s best-kept secrets for weekend travellers.

Aravalli hills, a recovering tiger population, ancient forts, and clean air — it has everything a city-tired person could want. But the resort you choose shapes the entire experience.

We are biased — but we will be honest about why Chokhiwadi tops this list, and equally honest about what the other resorts do well.

Here is a straight, honest breakdown of the top resorts in Sariska right now.

1. Chokhiwadi Forest Retreat — The Premium Pick

Best for: Everyone who wants more than just a stay | Price: From ₹5,999/night
Location: Guwara Dulawa, Ajabgarh, Thanagazi, Alwar | Rating: 4-Star Eco Luxury

This is where a stay in Sariska stops being ordinary.

Chokhiwadi Forest Retreat sits on 9.5 acres in the Aravalli foothills. Before a single room was built, we planted over 20,000 native trees. The forest around you today was earned, not inherited.

Room Options:

• Luxury Glamping Tents — from ₹5,999/night. Private porticos, Aravalli sunrise views, peacock mornings
• Mud Villas — from ₹7,999/night. Hand-painted with traditional Mandana art by local women
• Stone Cottages — from ₹12,999/night. Royal, spacious, deeply quiet

What sets us apart:

Our kitchen grows its own food. Over 7,000 fruit trees cover the property — pomegranates, lemons, papayas — and every meal is prepared from what is harvested that season. Dining at Spice Aangan feels nothing like hotel food.

The swimming pool opens 360 degrees to the Aravallis with no music, no noise — just open sky and hills in every direction.

The Baori — our handmade traditional stepwell — brings peacocks and geese to the water’s edge every single morning without fail.

Experiences include:

• Guided wildlife night drives
• Sariska jeep and canter safari assistance
• Sunrise yoga at Vaayu — the open-air lawn
• Stargazing on zero light-pollution nights
• Rajasthani folk performances
• Bonfire cooking lessons with local chefs
• Heritage treks to Somsagar Waterfall and Bhangarh Fort
• Organic food forest walks and fruit picking
• What our guests say:

Rajeev Aggarwal, Senior VP at Samsung India, was spellbound by our AQI of 43 and spotted Mars, Venus, and Saturn from the property on his first night. Umang Singhal, VP at HDFC, called it the perfect weekend getaway from Jaipur.

Our sustainability commitment:

Solar power. Rainwater harvesting. Zero plastic. Composting. Every staff member hired from villages within 5 km. Over 500 acres reserved for organic food forests. This is not a tagline. It is how we were built from day one.

Pet friendly. Doctor on call. Free Wi-Fi. Corporate off-sites welcome.

Contact: +91 95889 03155
Website: chokhiwadi.com

The most complete resort in Sariska. Best for couples, families, corporates, wellness seekers, and anyone who wants a stay in Sariska that actually restores them.

2. Alwar Bagh by Neemrana

Best for: Heritage lovers, couples | Price: ₹6,000–₹9,000/night

Neemrana Hotels carry a strong reputation across Rajasthan and Alwar Bagh reflects that standard well.

A restored colonial property with period furniture, open verandas, and manicured gardens. The food quality is noticeably above average. Service is warm and consistent.

It is not on the forest edge, so wildlife immersion is limited. Think of it more as a heritage retreat with Sariska nearby rather than a nature-first property.

Elegant and reliable. Better for history lovers than wildlife seekers.

3. Sariska Palace — RTDC

Best for: History enthusiasts, photographers | Price: ₹4,500–₹7,000/night

This one is genuinely historic. The former hunting lodge of the Alwar maharajas sits right at the national park boundary with real forest views from several rooms.

The architecture is impressive — wide stone corridors, old-world character, and a location that no private resort can replicate.

The downside is consistency. As a government-run property, service quality varies. Some guests have excellent stays. Others find maintenance lacking.

Unbeatable location and history. Unpredictable execution.

4. Sariska Tiger Heaven

Best for: Budget travellers | Price: ₹2,500–₹4,000/night

Sariska Tiger Heaven sits close to the main safari gate making early morning departures easy and convenient.

Rooms are clean. Food is basic but filling. Staff know the safari timings well.

It is a functional base camp and nothing more. If the safari is your only goal and the stay is just a necessity, this works fine.

Good value. Zero wow factor.

At Last

Every resort on this list serves a purpose and suits a different type of traveller. But if you are investing a full weekend and real money into a stay in Sariska, Chokhiwadi Forest Retreat is the only one that gives you a complete experience — nature, food, culture, wildlife, and genuine rest — all under one roof.

Book early. Weekends fill up fast.