About Jehan Numa Palace

Jehan Numa Palace, nestled on the slopes of Shamla Hills of Bhopal is a hotel with a difference Set in five acres of lush green grass, trees and splashes of colorful bougainvillea it is delightful and charming get away. The Palace, almost as old as the century is a superb example of a medley of British Colonial, Italian Renaissance and Classical Greek Architecture.

Dining

UNDER THE MANGO TREE

The garden Bar-Be-Que is in one of the inner courtyards of the Palace, its lush green lawns and brilliant flower beds, provide the ideal setting for mouth watering tandoori delicacy. This inviting atmosphere is distinctively Jehan Numa.

SHERGAR

The bar named after the Aga Khan’s famous horse is a small & cozy place situated near the lobby. Wood panelled with antique guns and an old world charm, it’s the ideal place to let your spirits soar amongst the feeling of being transported back in time.

SEPTEMBER

The 24-hours coffee shop serves buffet breakfast and specially created snacks and mini-meals to suit everyone’s taste, round the clock.

SHAHNAMA

A multi-cuisine restaurant, named after the Persian writer Firdausi’s famous book SHAHNAMA. The restaurant bears large paintings from the book on its walls. There is an excellent and well appreciated buffet spread during lunch, for dinner we offer you not only delicious Indian, Continental & Chinese dishes, but authentic Bhopali fare as well, to be relished in cool cheerful surroundings with live gazals on weekends.

TATTENHAM CORNER

Named after the final bend at the famous Epson racecourse, home of the DERBY. Tattenham Corner is the Pub & Weekend club. There is a wide variety of Imported and Indian Spirits, Wine and Beer served. On weekends the dance floor comes alive with a D.J. in attendance.


Conference and Banquet facilities

Jehan Numa Palace Hotel offers a variety of modern conferencing facilities with a sprinkling of the old Darbari atmosphere, which adds to the princely state of mind. The hotel serves you with three uniquely tailored Banquet Halls with embroidered interiors and a pleasing atmosphere to fit the requirements of an ideal conference. Each hall depicts the architectural serenity of the British period and holds it’s individual identity of being a Palace converted into a hotel. Just specify the cause and the minds are automatically read. May that be a meeting, seminar, conference, workshop, training programmes, product launch exhibition, wedding or just a social gathering, there is a always a place ideally suitable.

DARBAR HALL

A 4000 sq. ft. Pillar less hall, can accommodate over 350 persons in theatre style, equipped with the latest electronic backup, it opens out into a 4000 sq. ft. covered area with a fountain in the middle, glorifying its beauty.

CONVENTION HALL

Specially designed for a formal assembly or conference with an area of 1800 sq. ft. it can accommodate upto 120 persons, theatre style.

SENATE

Overlooking the front façade and the pool of the Hotel. It is designed to cater up to 35 persons with a carpet area of 500 sq. ft.

BOARD ROOM

The name says it all. It is a tastefully done up confidential room with a beautiful mahogany oval shaped table, which can accommodate twelve discerning top class businessmen.

LAWNS & POOLSIDE

The hotel also has beautiful lush green lawns near the Pool and in the building quadrangle, which provides space for formal as well as informal social get-together.

Recreation

From a ten station Multi-Gym to Aerobics, from a zero bacteria Swimming Pool to Tennis, Sauna to Chilled Shower, Steam bath to Jacuzzi, Walking and Jogging to Snooker/Pool, Table Tennis to Mini golf, Barber Shop to relaxed massage, name your preference we have it all. The Jehan Numa Fitness Centre believes that body disciple is an art.

Boutique, Specially created theme parties, live Indian Tribal and Folk entertainment with sets costumes and cuisines add to the fun at the Jehan Numa Palace Hotel

City Information

The beautiful city of Bhopal is dotted with places of tourist attractions. Bhopal is home to several important lakes and mosques. The largest mosque in India - the Taj-ul-Masjid is worth visiting besides the Jama Masjid and the Moti Masjid. Other landmarks of Bhopal comprise of the Shaukat Mahal and Sadar Manzil. While at Bhopal do check out the museum of tribal and contemporary art forms- Bharat Bhavan. The other museums - the Tribal Habitat or Manav Sangrahalaya and the Government Archeological Museum also attract several tourists. For recreation visit the Upper Lake and the Lower Lake and indulge in boating and sailing. For nature and animal lovers there is Van Vihar local safari park and the Aquarium. The Lakshmi Narayan Temple/ Birla Mandir must be visited.

Close to Bhopal is Islamnagar renowned for the buildings made by Dost Mohammed. The prehistoric paintings of the Bhimbetka caves are at a distance of forty-five kilometers from Bhopal. The world heritage site of Sanchi is forty-six kilometers away from Bhopal where as the historic spots of Neori, Ashapuri and Chiklod are Closer. For angling and picnics you may check out Hathaikheda and Samardha.