Address: V.I.P. Road, Koh-e-Fiza, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India - 462 001

Welcome Noor-us-Sabah (meaning "the light of dawn") enjoys the undisputed reputation of being one of the finest residential palaces of Bhopal. It was built in the 1920's by H.H. Nawab Hamid Ullah Khan, for his eldest daughter Begum Abida Sultan. The white palatial building & the architecture of the palace has a stark resemblance to the ancient regal times & grandeur of a bygone era.

The palace loftily perched on a hill and offers a stunning view of the breathtakingly beautiful and expansive Bhopal Lake and the Vindhya Hills. Being a heritage hotel it is replete with all major modern amenities and answers all the needs of discerning travelers and tourists. It is here that gracious living and the charming traditions of Bhopal hospitality survives and thrives.   Within the city and yet a world apart, it is perfectly placed as a base for combing the streets of Bhopal, its environs, and places of interest further away, and yet acting as a haven of comfort and grace removed from the bustle of the city.