Saraca Lucknow

Saraca Hotel Lucknow stands out as an Art Deco icon in a city filled with historic kothis and other heritage buildings that represent Lucknow's Mughal and Nawabi heritage. Built in 1936, it was heavily influenced by the British Colonial presence, but also fostered the philosophy of Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb. The statement references the melting pot culture that coalesced in Lucknow, where Hindu, Muslim, and even European aspects blend to create a peaceful and prosperous land.

Saraca Hotel Lucknow features was first built back in 1936, but has recently been carefully restored in 2016. Its aesthetics lean heavily in Indo-European aesthetics, combining Art Deco styles with traditional Nawabi elements native to the city. Much of its architectural philosophy is propelled by the idea of Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb, which celebrated the harmony of Hindu, Muslim, and even European influences.

The exterior hearkens to the time of old-world Lucknow residences, with their lawns, courtyards, and verandahs. For its interior spaces, the hotel embraces its colonial-era origins with vintage staircases, sunlit rooms with stained-glass windows, and detailed woodwork. Despite having 41 guest rooms and suites, each features a uniquely styled configuration. The Awadh Rooms are adorned with decor representing native Awadhi styles, while the Residency Rooms have a more noticeable European flair. The Heritage Suites embraces the charm of vintage aesthetics, and are equipped with four-poster beds and antique décor. The Imperial Suites are the hotel's most luxurious accommodations, with expansive layouts fitted with elegant furniture and amenities.

Azrak

The signature restaurant of Saraca Hotel Lucknow specializes in native Awadhi cuisine, served in a bright and cozy setting. Dine on exquisite dishes once served to the Nawabs, the royal rulers of Lucknow. These include curries like raan mussallam, and shuruaat or starters like paneers and kebabs.

Jalsa

A private dining experience under a pavilion, Jalsa brings to you flavors of the Middle East, served with soothing traditional musical accompaniment.

1936 Ristorante

Named after the year the hotel was first established, 1936 Ristorante specializes in wondrous European cuisine. Savor the sharp flavors of various cheeses, and delight in plates of Italian staples such as pastas like ravioli or spaghetti, pizza margherita or del mare, and desserts like panna cotta and tiramisu.

Asian Table

Sharing the same spaces as 1936 Ristorante, the Asian Table blends together the diverse culinary heritage of the continent. Chow down on dim sum such as har gow and gyoza, served alongside fried rice, stir-fries, and noodles.

Saraca Hotel Lucknow is proud to offer its charming venues for couples looking to celebrate their Happily Ever After in the city. Choose from a variety of beautiful halls and outdoor spaces, prepared with inclusive packages that include services such as planners, stylists, videographers, decorators, and catering.

Jalsa

A cozy indoor hall decorated with chandeliers and modern art, Jalsa is perfect for moderately sized gatherings looking for privacy.
Capacity: 50 banquet guests

Sehen

The main courtyard of Saraca Hotel Lucknow, where you can revel in music and merrymaking under an open sky, amidst the verandahs and fountains.
Capacity: 80 banquet guests

Baradari

A spacious banquet hall lined with floor-to-ceiling mirrors and hardwood floors, perfect for celebrations filled with dancing.
Capacity: 120 banquet guests

Sheesh Mahal

The grand banquet hall of the hotel, designed and ready to be decorated like a palace's audience chamber and surrounded by gardens.
Capacity: 500 banquet guests

Cultural and Outdoor Experiences

Lucknow is a melting pot, where Hindu, Buddhist, and Muslim Indians live, work, and play together in harmony. They gather and celebrate festivals in the city's many green spaces, such as Kudiya Ghaat Park, Gautam Buddha Park, and Eco Garden Lucknow. Family-friendly attractions are also plentiful, such as the historic Nawab Wajid Ali Shah Zoological Garden, which houses lions, bears, and tigers.

In the many origin stories of Lucknow, it is said that the city's name derives from the mythical hero Lakshmana. The hero is believed to have links to some of Lucknow's oldest temples, such as the Shri Mankameshwar Temple. The city is also a treasure trove of historical and architectural treasures, including the famous Bara Imambara, which is a designated Monument of National Importance. Another historic site is The Residency district, which was preserved as ruins following the Siege of Lucknow in 1857.

To make sure you're not overwhelmed with the amount of activities and excitement, the hotel has the signature Noura Spa where you can relax and unwind. This Moroccan-style spa offers an array of massages, therapies, and treatments to help your body and mind recuperate. There's also a beautiful outdoor pool where you can swim or take a refreshing dip after a long day.

The hotel will be glad to offer its lovely venues should you have private celebrations or corporate functions in mind. The management can make recommendations regarding the scale of your event; gatherings of less than a hundred guests can be hosted at the Sehen courtyard or Jalsa indoor hall. Larger parties can be accommodated at the Bahadari, which has a capacity of 120, or the grand Sheesh Mahal, which can be prepared for 500 attendees.

But if your party is a much more intimate affair, you can instead make a reservation at one of the hotel's four restaurants, with a request for personalized service.