A Palace Born of History, Preserved in Grace

Noor-Us-Sabah, meaning the light of dawn, is a majestic residential palace with a legacy that stretches back nearly a century. Built by H.H. Nawab Hamid Ullah Khan for his eldest daughter, Begum Abida Sultan, the palace stands gracefully overlooking the serene Upper Lake. Its sweeping lawns, tranquil courtyards, and preserved artefacts capture the poise and charm of regal Nawabi life. Within the city yet distinctly removed from its bustle, this historic haven feels like stepping into a world shaped by elegance, culture, and quiet grandeur.

What makes this palace extraordinary is its paradoxical charm. Though set within the heart of the city, it feels worlds away—an enclave where the hum of modern life fades into silence, and the elegance of heritage takes centre stage. Today, the palace carries forward this legacy with pride as a distinguished heritage hotel in Bhopal. Restored and reimagined for the modern traveller, it opens its doors so you can experience a taste of true Nawabi living—where hospitality is heartfelt, luxury is unhurried, and every moment feels touched by history. Here, the grandeur of the past blends seamlessly with contemporary comfort, allowing you to relive a chapter of royal Bhopal with authenticity and grace.