The Pataudi Palace is a Neemrana Group Non-Hotel located just sixty kilometers (one and half hour) from Delhi near Gurgaon (Haryana, India) is the home of the cricket legend Nawab of Pataudi.

It is an oasis in the verdant countryside of Haryana. The noble, white palace built by Nawab Ibrahim Ali Khan, was designed by Heinz in 1935, stretching the proportions and scale of the grand residences of Imperial Delhi.

Stunning verandahs frame vast skies with views over the garden of roses and cypress. The bedrooms are spacious, royal, dream spaces with old-style baths, while the table is fine Nawabi cuisine with Bhopal-Rampur savours. A magnificient conference room retains the flavour of historic meetings where you too can confer.

Distance : Delhi - 60 kms, Gurgaon - 26 kms.

Pataudi Palace is an ex-Delhi weekend getaway and a heritage conference destination. It is also a good stopover destination for a Rajasthan Itinerary.