Ahmedabad Hotel Guide - Kumbhariya Jain Temples hotels in Ahmedabad, India.

"The rooms were clean and very comfortable, with elegant décor. They went over and beyond to help make our stay enjoyable. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting downtown (Location Motera near narendramodistadium ). Mr Govind Patel good 👍 "

"Xlnt location. People who love western style shopping malls would love the location. For vegetarians, the next door, Gwalia is a decent indian veg restaurent. As a whole I enjoyed my 4 day stay to the hilt."

"All the walls were with pan and gutka spots, bed sheets were dirty, had yellow stains, holes. Bedroom not at all clean after the previous customer checked out. Bathroom didn’t have hot water access, bathroom tiles were broken, taps were leaking and no shower head Avoid at all costs even if they are willing to pay you to stay in their hotel"

"I would say this hotel is one of the best I’ve ever stayed in in India and the level of service and comfort is second and on the rooms are beautiful. The staff are amazing. Nothing is too much trouble. The food is incredible. The staff are attentive before you go anywhere else. You must check out this hotel."

"Nice stay,staff was very good "

"In Chandkheda, this is probably the nicest hotel available in Ahmedabad. We have family nearby and will always use this hotel when we visit. The food for breakfast was always tasty with very attentive service. It was all-vegetarian, at least for breakfast. The kitchen is modern and clean, as is the restaurant and the reception area. The staff accommodated requests readily and was attentive. We used the laundry service and they were very timely, returning the clothes early even though it was a national holiday. The staff cleaning the rooms did a nice job. The guard at the entry gate was always helpful. Suggestions: Some other guests who used room service leave their trays in the hallways and they stayed there for many hours; we would recommend that the night crew do “rounds” on the upstairs to clear the hall timely, a few times a night. The inside floor of the elevator probably needs to be cleaned more frequently, given the dust etc. that can get tracked in. Finally, the parking area between the building with the hotel and the adjacent apartment building desperately needs to be paved. It is dusty and very bumpy, even by Indian standards. I suspect there is some diffusion of responsibility involved because it is adjacent to two different buildings, but if it were paved, not only the hotel, but the movie theater and other businesses in the ground floor of the apartment building would be more attractive to automobile and 2-wheeler traffic. "