Ahmedabad Hotel Guide - Ahmed Shah's Mosque hotels in Ahmedabad, India.

"Excellent staff! Excellent hospitality, took great care of my parents. Good job!"

"Excellent staff, excellent hospitality and service. My parents who are in their 70's were simply moved by the care taken. I really appreciate your gesture and humanly service. They even went out of the way to pack homestyle cooked food with no extra cost looking at their age. Really admirable. I am sure this types of service will bring more and more business and leisure customers and this review is just a token of appreciation from Sen and family. "

"Very polite delightful staff always have a smile on their face and would always go the extra mile to help you. My family and I are fans of the Hyatt chain and always pick it as the first choice when travelling in India. A special thanks to Sidharth (duty manager) who communicated very nicely and efficiently when I rang for help. An even big thank you to Khushboo who sorted out the problem of WiFi in our room which was not working. Even though it was late in the evening she transferred us to an amazing excellent room !! Even though we only stayed for one night after a long flight we had a fantastic time. Thank you all once again. 🙏"

"Excellent! Very clean rooms and confirms the Radisson brand to be off highest excellence. Added bonus is that there is a liquor shop downstairs at this hotel and therefore all non resident Indians (NRI) can benefit from purchasing liquor licence between 12 and 7pm. Drinks consumed in room"

"Good"

"Very nice hotel with very nice price. Small but decent and tasty breakfast. Very nice area around. Wifi is perfect with high speed. Very friendly front staff who make you feel at home and go beyond expectations to help you with your plans. I would definitely go back."

"Not enough space to discribe . "

"Best hotel of its type I’ve been to!! Would return."

"Great old propert big rooms hospitality was great problem with tv wifi which they resolved Outside the property its pretty much a slum but walked to market and old walls."