The Karni Palace

The venue looks beautiful, but the open-air spaces don't work as well as the indoor ones. They use water sprinklers or sprayers, which could easily damage devices that aren't sufficiently waterproof, like my hearing aids. I also nearly fell because a wooden board was hard to notice under a carpet matching the venue's carpet. The gender-based washrooms don't have soap ready. And at a wedding programme on 8 May 2026, a tree or dead leaves near wiring caught fire.

I went to a marriage function with colleagues and friends, and the entrance was beautiful. The interior design looked splendid, with glorious hanging lights and cushions on the floor. The main hall was gigantic, and at night the place looked like a palace, which it is. The wedding felt like a royal celebration. It's a spacious, royal venue for all kinds of functions.

I attended an event here. The banquet hall is huge, with enough room for 500 people. Everything else was fine, but when the crowd peaked during a daytime function, people were hot and sweaty. They should upgrade the air conditioning.

The location is good and the rooms were nice, but there weren't any professional cleaners and you won't get service around the clock. Some rooms also have no view from the windows.