Neemraana Hotel

Words would be less to describe the hotel in terms of ambience, food , staff , service. It's really the best 5 star hotel in Patiala. Highly recommended, assuring u to have a great experience.

We had booked 7 rooms for our school reunion. The stay at the non hotel was amazing. The rooms are large and spacious with beautiful decorations. Staff was courteous and helpful. Dinner buffet was good. Breakfast spread needs some tweaking. Not good if one goes by their reputation. Television in one of the rooms was not working as we wanted to play some video in that room. The staff also could not rectify the problem so we all had to shift to other room for that. Late checkout was agreed upon on request. Maharaja Amrinder Singh room was the best with private lawn and outside sitting area. Heavy rain during our stay caused some problem because of water logging in parking area, but that is excusable. That may happen once or twice a year. Overall enjoyed our stay at the premises. Will definitely come again.

It's a good place to visit especially if you are looking for a quiet and romantic place. You can feel the royalty as you enter the antique restaurant. Food is really awesome but there should be more maintenance regarding the cleanliness of the lawns and the outdoor sitting area.

We enjoyed some delicious snacks and desserts at this cozy and elegant place. The ambience was very relaxing and soothing, perfect for people who appreciate peace and quiet. We would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a pleasant dining experience.

Decent ambience, beautiful breathtaking rooms and amazing hospitality

This is my new go to place for spending quiet and quality time with my friends and family. Food is delicious, ambience is really royal and since not many people visit this place, it is quite peaceful as well. It is an awesome location for capturing moments in pics with your loved ones. Seating has multiple options - indoor, outdoor. Location wise this place is located in the lap of lush greenery and they themselves maintain quite a lot o of greenery within premises. Quality time with scrumptious food is the key combination being served here. Heavy on pocket though.

We went to the restaurant here as i was in Patiala. The location gives you a royal vibe. Seating capacity at the restaurant is limited. It takes you in the royal time era as there are pictures of maharajas and walls and decoration is antique. The food was good to, we ordered noodles, manchurion, kathi roll and rasmalayi. We were two people and we got full with this order. And the price is affordable to as per the luxury location , we were billed around 2150 for all the above order .Plus point if you are lucky you can meet some celebrity there.

Despite being one of Patiala's more understated palaces, the Baradari Palace stands out for its passion and dedication, which helped it emerge from obscurity. The Baradari Palace, a white colonnaded structure, is centered on a twelve-door, rectangular Sikh-Mughal pavilion known as a "baradari." This pavilion gave name to an amazing garden that Maharaja Rajinder Singh had commissioned. The Baradari Palace's towering ceilings in its rooms say eloquently about space and friendliness! Explore the architectural wonder located at the center of this gem. When I was making plans to visit prominant places at Patiala, the only hotel that came to mind was the Baradari Palace, also known as Neemrana Patiala. This was due to several factors. It's situated in Patiala's Rajinder Kothi of The Baradari Gardens, a location I used to visit as a child. Neemrana Patiala's Baradari Palace A view of the landscape surrounding the now-hotelized palace. Second, I have previously stayed at the group properties and really enjoyed their experience steeped in history. The Neemrana fort, in my opinion, is the best example of living heritage. I was therefore eager to see one of their other residences. The heritage property's association with Bollywood is among its latest claims to fame. Not only have numerous Punjabi films been shot here, but some well-known Bollywood films as well. If you ask the staff, they will gladly tell you which room was used for the Phillauri ghost scenes. Several movies, including the popular movie Bodyguard, have scenes set on this historic site. It seems like Patiala comes to mind when Bollywood considers Punjab. And this historic hotel comes to mind when people think about Patiala.