Noormahal, Delhi NCR Karnal, Autograph Collection

The rooms weren't as good as I expected for the price, and the food is quite expensive. But it tastes good and the quality makes the price feel justified. The hotel's other facilities also made our stay comfortable and convenient. The property is peaceful and clean, and it feels carefully built. Management and staff do a very good job. A good place for weddings and other events.

The paneer tikka was good, but I found the ravioli just okay and much too saucy for my taste. Service was quick and kind. Our bill came to around 5k including tax for one paneer tikka, assorted pakoras, one ravioli pasta, and four chai. At first they said Indian cuisine couldn't be ordered after a certain time at noon, but the manager later agreed to put the order through. I'd come back for the buffet, which seems better priced and has more variety.

Right off NH44, Noor Mahal is a huge, ornate nod to India's royal past. It could work for a luxury weekend or a high-end break on a long drive. The scale hits you first: Rajasthan palace-inspired “Incredible India” architecture, detailed marble work, high ceilings, and broad courtyards. At night the property is lit up and makes a very Instagrammable spot in the region. The pool and sprawling lawns are well maintained, and since destination weddings are common here, the service is set up for large crowds with a bit of “royal” flair. Frontier Mail, the main restaurant, takes its theme from the legendary train that ran Mumbai to Peshawar; its North Indian food is authentic and flavorful. Rooms carry on the heritage look with heavy wooden furniture and traditional decor. Club rooms are comfortable, while the Royal Suites are where you really get the palace experience.

Anchal made us feel very comfortable, and she spoke really well and had good skills. The staff were polite and humble too. We had a wonderful time at Noor mahal, from the food and poolside party to the luxury rooms and ballrooms. It was worth the visit, highly recommended 🥰