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Step inside Noor Mahal Palace in Karnal, Haryana, India’s first Autograph Collection Hotel

Here’s a closer look at Noor Mahal Palace, India’s first Autograph Collection Hotel blending diverse architectural styles.

Updated on: Apr 24, 2026 12:16 PM IST
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Nestled in Karnal, Haryana, Noor Mahal Palace has become part of Marriott Bonvoy’s Autograph Collection Hotels. This 176-room property marks the brand’s debut in India, offering expansive event spaces, dining venues and leisure facilities for an experience-driven stay. While Autograph Collection Hotels are defined by distinct design, identity and guest experience, here’s what makes Noormahal Palace stand out.

A look inside Noor Mahal Palace, Karnal, Haryana. (Noor Mahal Palace)
A look inside Noor Mahal Palace, Karnal, Haryana. (Noor Mahal Palace)

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Inside Noor Mahal Palace

Drawing inspiration from the historical architecture of India, Noor Mahal boasts an enchanting fusion of elements from the traditional Mughal and Rajputana eras. A unique amalgamation of royal essence with modern amenities truly makes the space warm and inviting. Located on the Grand Trunk Road along the NH44 highway in Karnal, Haryana, Noor Mahal takes pride in preserving the legacy of India’s deep-rooted past heritage. The exterior boasts of domes, arches, and jali work, while the interiors feature textures, handicrafts, and jharokhas. The hotel also houses an extensive collection of artefacts and paintings, positioning it as a heritage property for guests around the world.

Spread across 8-10 acres in Karnal, Noor Mahal positions itself as a wedding destination property and stopover for travellers heading to tourist destinations like Amritsar, Punjab, Manali, and more.

Amenities and experiences

Noor Mahal Palace welcomes its guests to a delightful dining experience at the restaurants named Colonel Saab, The Frontier Mail, Khaas Mahal, polo bar, and Jal Mahal. The spaces like Fauj-e-khas are specially designed to host private meetings and dining experiences for guests. Each restaurant offers a four-course meal driving inspiration from across India.

A look at the interiors of Noor Mahal Palace. (noormahalpalace/Instagram)
A look at the interiors of Noor Mahal Palace. (noormahalpalace/Instagram)

The hotel also boasts modern-day facilities for guests, which includes spa, salon, gazebo, gym, kids area, games room, and shopping stores as well. From lawn tennis to wall climbing, badminton to zip lining, and volleyball, there are a plethora of gaming arrangements available for the guests.

Rooms and suites

The property boasts 176 rooms ranging from presidential suites to penthouse (Khwabgah), club rooms to heritage suites, and club royal. Each room and suite is well equipped with all modern amenities, premium furnishings, and upholstery.

Club room: 20,900 INR / Night

Executive room: 22,800 INR / Night

Heritage suite: 26,600 INR / Night

Presidential suite: 32,300 INR / Night

Penthouse: 115,900 INR / Night

Swimming pool area at Noor Mahal Palace. (noormahalpalace/Instagram)
Swimming pool area at Noor Mahal Palace. (noormahalpalace/Instagram)

The Raja Niwas and Khwabgah are positioned as premium offerings which include terraces, massive living areas, private bars, dining spaces, and dedicated butler service.

How to reach

Located on the Grand Trunk Road along the NH44 highway in Karnal, it is approximately two and a half hours from Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi and Chandigarh International Airport. Additionally, it is about 15 minutes from Karnal Railway Station.

This article was produced following a two-day hosted stay at the Noor Mahal Palace, Karnal, upon editorial invitation.

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