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Six Senses Fort Barwara is a restored 14th-century fort. Every detail, from its architecture to the world-class spa, gives you a one-of-a-kind experience. The hotel also offers a variety of experiences. However, does it live up to its hype? This review will cover everything, from the rooms to the dining choices and the overall experience. You can then decide whether this is a royal retreat worth spending on.
Six Senses Fort Barwara opened with a bang with the Bollywood wedding between Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif. The 700-year-old fort was sensitively converted to 48 suites over almost 10 years. However, it's worth it. Six Senses has blended Ayurveda and its unique touch to create a spa. Moreover, in its small garden, you can find everything from cabbages to guavas.
There is also a commitment everywhere to working with local communities. In the morning, local women prepare hot masala tea and bajra rotis. Block printers are also present in small areas. Fresh detox drinks are available throughout the hotel. It's impressive how global brands pay attention to local culture and heritage. They work hard to incorporate these aspects into their openings.
In addition, this hotel was once the property of a Rajasthani royal family. It is a tribute to the region's culture and rich history. This important conservation effort includes palaces and two temples inside the fort walls. The fort's royal design mixes modern comforts with contemporary Rajasthani style.
This hotel is in a beautiful fort overlooking the village of Chauth Ka Barwara, about a 70-mile drive from Jaipur. Six Senses Fort Barwara is 30 minutes away by car and only 2.5 hours from Jaipur Airport. It faces the Chauth Ka Barwara Mandir temple. The resort also provides hassle-free travel arrangements with personal escorts.
Six Senses Fort Barwara has a wide range of activities to cater to all tastes. Visitors can enjoy heritage and cultural tours to local villages and temples. You can also go on safaris at Ranthambore National Park to see the local wildlife. Moreover, the hotel offers outdoor cinemas and market tours led by expert chefs. Guests may enjoy picnics along the Banas River and cooking classes with local chefs. Fitness classes and wellness sessions with experts on-site are also available. Grow With Six Senses helps families involve their kids in fun indoor and outdoor activities.
There are 48 suites divided into eight categories, all with intricate arches. You can also find Rajasthani influences in each of the suites. The Aravali Suite overlooks hills and is a mix of old and new. Two rooms feature wooden flooring and a wooden chest with intricate latticework.
It's not just the doors that spell wellness. Even their handles are in the shape of a hand, making a gesture similar to a yoga pose. Moreover, the Aravali mountains can be seen from a couch next to an open window. A writing desk is also in the living area, with the sofa facing the television, minibar, and espresso maker.
Each room has a four-poster, which gives an antique feel. There is also a large bathroom with showers and bathtubs. The heated toilet seat and automatic toilet are also an absolute comfort. The living room has a door that leads out to the garden. There is also a swing and comfortable seating.
The main restaurant, The Cortile, offers a variety of cuisines. This resort's core value is preserving local tradition, so much of the produce is from its organic garden or nearby farms. The women of the village who prepare masala tea and roll out rotis at lunch and dinner are also a wonderful experience.
Specialty Restaurant is a sustainable restaurant that serves food inspired by Rajasthani culture. The ingredients are sourced from local organic gardens and farmers. Mardana Mahal sits in the fort's observation tower. It offers a cozy atmosphere, featuring brass chandeliers and shining lamps. Here, visiting guest chefs showcase regional Indian food.
There is also the Alfresco Poolside Grill, which serves relaxed meals by the water. Besides, enjoy a selection of small plates and cool drinks. You can also enjoy a martini before dinner at the Viewing Gallery Bar. Or, relax in a leather chair in the Library Lounge with oak paneling.
The Sense Spa, which has an array of facilities, is also hidden behind the frescoed walls of the old Zenana mahal. It includes a sauna, steam room, and tepidarium. Enjoy a four-handed Ayurvedic treatment, followed by herbal teas at the reflecting courtyard pool. The activities target both sports and spirituality. They include aerial yoga, a fitness center with personal development training, and fire meditation.
This spa provides Ayurvedic treatments. You can also enjoy yoga at sunrise and sunset, a CrossFit outdoor circuit, and state-of-the-art fitness equipment. The spa's experts can also create personalized wellness programs for guests.
The hotel is perfect for weddings, anniversaries, and other special events. It offers various spaces for events, such as a 2,045-square-foot ballroom and large outdoor lawns. Moreover, each event, whether a small gathering or a grand party, creates lasting memories.
Ranthambore National Park can be reached in 30 minutes. Moreover, guests can learn more about sustainability in Siddharth Chakravarty's Earth Lab. You can spend the day getting your hands dirty, creating block prints, toothpaste, and soaps. It offers a fun-filled day.
The hotel also has a pool and a gym, and you will enjoy watching the sunset from your terrace every evening. If it is a clear evening, the hotel can also arrange for you to stargaze. Looking at the stars is fantastic. The Heritage and Arts Walk shows past kings' rich history, powerful dynasties, and courage.
Sporting a regal ambiance of a bygone era dating back 700 years, Six Senses Fort Barwara offers more than a luxurious hotel. It's a unique experience. When you enter the interior, you transform into a world filled with royal charm, comfort, and hospitality. Moreover, every moment is special, whether enjoying a gourmet meal, indulging in spa treatments, or taking in the views. This five-star resort blends wellness and history. It provides excellent service that is worth every penny. Book your stay today.
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