尼姆拉納斯-涼亭宮飯店(Neemrana's - Baradari Palace)

Construit en 1876 par le frère de l'extravagant Maharaja de Patiala, dans un style plutôt british que moghol, ce palais devenu hôtel après bien d'autres usages, est très agréable. Les nouveaux gérants ont su garder le cachet d'époque tout en le rendant fonctionnel. L'accueil est chaleureux et efficace. Merci à Mohit de nous avoir organisé une visite Heritage en tuk tuk dans le vieux Patiala. Une après-midi découverte comme on a rarement l'occasion de le faire. L'Inde sans la mondialisation. La chambre est spacieuse, avec un lit à baldaquin et des meubles d'époque. Elle est propre et décorée avec goût. Grande terrasse avec transats, donnant sur un parc, devant la chambre. Nombreuses cours intérieures, nombreux petits salons. Salle de fitness. La salle de bain est ancienne mais propre et fonctionne bien (douche). Le linge est propre. Téléviseur à écran plat, ventilateur, air conditionné. La nuit il faisait un peu frais, l'hôtel a mis un radiateur électrique à notre disposition. Frigidaire. Bouilloire, thé, café, sucre, 2 bouteilles d'eau minérale à disposition. Wifi gratuite et rapide. Petits déjeuners copieux de type indien, dans une salle à manger d'époque. La nuit avec les éclairages, cela relève du conte de fée...

We had stayed there for one night and had dinner and breakfast there as there are no good eating joints nearby . The staff was not very helpful and didn’t guide us about the place. We had to explore the place on our own. The food was also not very good there. Overall the experience was not very good.

La struttura è molto bella, camera pulita, personale gentile, letto comodo, buona colazione. L'unica buona ragione per andare a Patiala

We are not welcomed ,make us anxious abt asking id card of my daughter 15 yr old,sec no lift,no pool,no aminities,gym was full of torn materials,flush was not wrking in morning,direct sunlight cane at 6 am in morning as our room was on 2 floor,no dark curtains are applied ,too cumbersome stairs ,looks old ******* place,food is too costly, extra bed charge is more it shd be desirable according to the guest but not thy jst drop it on 3 person entry even small child is there..any way we lost our money by choosing it ,no garden or walking area as seen in pictures . breakfast is very bad ,worthless.

Enough about the Royal residence past!! Time to talk present day and reality. Lovely setting and grounds. But waaay overpriced. Run down. Poor facilities. My bedroom had blistering salt damp walls and smelled of dampness. I stayed in an expensive villa room, but the bathroom was so very old and dated and poor repair. From the adjoining room I could hear everything (including even when they received a txt msg on their phone!). Overall the hotel is run down and shabby. Badly in need of a paint and makeover (but don't use previous painters as obvious unprofessional paint runs evident everywhere). It's like the owners don't even care. Forget about sleeping: barking dogs all night, train whistle like it was in my room. Staff very kind and helpful.

I do not recommend this hotel at all.

Fantastic Team to make family holidays real Holidays….. No match of Food…… Ambiance Make you feel Real King ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Once U r in Patiala BEST PLACE For HolidaysRooms really King Size Food both Veg n Non-Veg amazing

Bardaari Palace is very different from the usual hotels one would get to see. It has the old world charm and majesty. Staffs are very courteous. Would have been great if the hotel would have been slightly been well painted from the exterior. At the last, I cannot forget to mention Mr Mohit, the incharge of the property, who is very helpful indeed. He goes out of the way to ensure that the customer’s issues, if any, are resolved to their satisfaction.

I had gone to Patiala on a work trip. Despite the property being full, the service was great with the staff taking care of every request efficiently. Mohit at the front desk was very helpful . At the breakfast table despite the rush hour, the service was quick and professional. The hotel is connected to Patiala's beautiful Baradari gardens. So you can request them to open the gate for you and take a nice walk.