Neemrana's - Baradari Palace

My First visit to India and to this beautiful region Patiala, where I reside for 4 days in this Majestic palace with splendid views from rooms to the balconies to the furniture and to the professional, warm and welcoming staff including Chef manager Juned, F&B manager Karundeep and Manager on duty Aditya who were extremely warm welcoming and helpful. Thumbs up for the excellent service. Will return in 2026 for another adventure. Thank you

We had an excellent stay at Neemrana Baradari . The rooms are so spacious and majestic. The place is incredibly tranquil surrounded by lush gardens. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Satish Bhargaw the manager made us feel very welcome . Will defintely visit again

I recently stayed at Baradari Palace, and it was an incredibly peaceful experience. The place has a calm and royal charm that instantly makes you feel relaxed. The architecture, heritage feel, and greenery around add to its timeless beauty. The staff was polite and helpful, and everything about the stay felt serene and comfortable. A perfect place if you’re looking to unwind in a peaceful setting.

I am very happy Bahut accha laga is palace mein Next time aaunga phir staf bahut acha hai yaha par nice *** thanks dear brother All of you staff

I’ve stayed at properties where expectations were not fully met, but this one takes the gap between promise and delivery to another level altogether. It’s disappointing, even shocking, how a reputed hotel chain could botch an experience that could have been truly memorable. Ironically, it still became a “lifetime experience” — just for all the wrong reasons. Patiala doesn’t have many big hotel chains, apart from the newly opened RanBaas in the ultra-luxury space. For anyone looking in the premium bracket, this property is pretty much the only option. You’d expect decent value for such a location, but the reality is the exact opposite. The moment you check in, it hits you — how can a heritage property be maintained so poorly, with neglect disguised as “preservation”? 1. The common areas are dark, musty, and foul-smelling. 2. I booked the Amrinder Singh suite, a standalone unit across the main building, but it was nowhere close to being worth the ₹15,000 paid. 3. By nightfall, sleep was a struggle thanks to swarms of insects everywhere. Even the glass fittings were outdated, leaving enough gaps for bugs to stream inside. 4. Shockingly, this became the *first* so-called premium property where I was handed buckets of water because there was no hot water supply. 5. The staff and servers can’t be faulted; they’re sincere and trying hard under the burden of an infrastructure that the hotel chain itself has completely failed to maintain. Bottom line: avoid this property. You’ll be far better off staying in Chandigarh and making the commute, rather than shelling out ₹10–15k a night here, only to feel shortchanged and frustrated.

Staying in a (minor) palace on a budget price was a real treat. If you enjoy classical architecture and old school vibes, then this is certainly worth a visit. The hotel itself is a restored palace with a great history, connected to the Maharaja of Patiala family. The historic prints around the hotel add to the feel that this palace has been a part of local royal living for a very long time. The staff were all excellent - very friendly and helpful. There are separate drivers’ quarters and cafe, which is good.