I visited Baradari Palace last year to attend my friend's birthday party. Food and service was ok. But I liked its location and ambiance. As I am already from patiala, so I know its history. This is basically a Royal House of Patiala King, later on given to a private hotel group and They converted it to a Hotel. But it is nice to go there.

Good Experience , infact it is the best hotel in Patiala . The rooms have a royal touch and the furniture adds to the same. The food is fine , but the ambiance and the location (Baradari Gardens / Maharani Club are just adjacent to the Hotel) more or less makes up for it.

Neemrana group should introduce some packages for corporates

Having had high expectations of the Baradari Palace Hotel, it was sad to see a hotel that was furnished with furniture that was not to the "luxury" quality that one comes to expect of India's heritage hotels. The food was poor in quality and the staff were unknowledgable. Having touted "high-speed" internet on all floors, only the one on the ground floor seemed to work ! However internet was free of charge.

The hotel was not up to the usual Neemrana standard. The palace itself is lovely. We had an enormous bedroom and bathroom with shower, which was very nice. The staff at the reception were taciturn and unhelpful and the food was very disappointing. The staff in the dining room were also pretty unhelpful. However, the barman went out of his way to be pleasant.. Having said that, there are very few European tourists, which is a pity, as there are some lovely old palaces and things to see in the city. This may account for the total lack of interest shown by the staff. We have stayed in several Neemrana hotels and this certainly comes bottom of the list.