Built in 1856, this is an offering of a private room in a heritage stay, which can accommodate up to four people. The property features a beautiful garden, ample parking and an indoor fireplace. The host provides complimentary breakfast, free Wi-Fi and facilities such as pickup & drop and a doctor, on call.
Your Space
Designed with an amalgamation of Hindustani, Mughal and Colonial architecture, this palace is an epitome of the nation’s rich cultural past. The expansive and well-tended garden is perfect for you take an early morning stroll as birds sing merrily. The garden and open space is also available for hosting events. Four pillars guard the sitting area, which features a checkered floor appointed with wicker seating. The lobby is furnished with divans set under arched for you to lounge with your fellow travellers or make friends with new ones. The conference room is furnished well for those who are in town on business. Glass shelves showcasing art pieces and walls adorned with ancient paintings, add charm to this space. The in-house restaurant and bar furthermore serve complimentary breakfast and delectable food prepared by the expert chef. This space is flaunts ornate motifs on its ceiling and decorative jharonkas on the wall. A long dining table runs along in the center to the room and four-seat dinettes are set around it. Traditional low-hanging chandeliers illuminate the room. The monumental bedrooms of the splendid palace have been cautiously preserved to the royal charm of the ancient era alive, while equipping it with modern amenities to provide you comfort. A four-poster bed is provided for a good night’s sleep. The bed is flanked by a set of bedside tables and lamps for convenience at night. A writing desk is paired with a queen Anne chair for you to sit and journal your escapades. A set of traditional sofas and a glass-topped coffee table form a set for you to laze by the fireplace and indulge in a good read.
Guests are requested to provide valid ID proof at the time of check-in.
Local Experience
Patiala was established by Muslim Dogars and Sidhu Sikh Jats. It has many historical and revered places to visit. The City is built around the Qila Mubarak. The important attractions of the qila are Qila Androon (The entrance), Ran Baas (the guesthouse ), the Darbar Hall (Divan Khana), Rang Mahal and Sheesh Mahal, Jalau Khana and Sard Khana (Cool Room), Lassi Khana (Kitchen) and the Shahi Samadhan. Other royal places to visit are Moti Bagh Palace, Sheesh Mahal, Lachman Jhoola, Bir Moti Bagh, Mall Road, Rajindera Kothi, Baradari Gardens, Ijlas-e Khas and Qila Bahadurgarh.
Qila Mubarak - 4.1 kms
Bir Moti Bagh - 12.5 kms
Gurudwara Dukhniwaran Sahib-2.5 kms.
Kali Temple - 800meter located on the mall road
Panj Bali Gurdwara - 11.5 kms
Maiji Di Sarai - 3.4 kms
National Institute of Sports - 4.2 kms
One can also visit places surrounding Patiala city like Banur, Samana, Sanaur and kharam.
Timings
Check In: 2:00 pm
Check Out: 12:00 pm
