Fabhotel Raj Palace I

About Fabhotel Raj Palace I

Fabhotel Raj Palace I suits travellers who need a straightforward, no-fuss base in East Ahmedabad. It works well for those arriving or departing by air, as the airport is about 6 km away in a straight line. Business visitors and families on a budget will find the listed facilities practical. The hotel's location near Nikol and Bapunagar puts you within reach of the eastern suburbs without the noise of the city centre.

This is a 3-star hotel with a functional approach. It provides a 24-hour front desk, free car parking and a lift. The listed facilities include laundry service, a safe and wheelchair accessibility. It is the kind of place where you sleep, freshen up and move on to your meetings or sightseeing. The star rating reflects a comfortable, mid-range stay without extra frills.

Rooms and listed facilities

The listed facilities at Fabhotel Raj Palace I include a 24-hour front desk, free car parking, laundry service, a lift, a safe and wheelchair accessibility. These suit late arrivals, business travellers and families who drive. Couples and solo travellers can expect a secure, practical room. You should confirm room size, bedding and any extra amenities directly with the property before booking.

The setting

Fabhotel Raj Palace I is on the 5th floor of Angel Arcade, opposite National, in the Nikol and Bapunagar area of East Ahmedabad. It is about 6 km in a straight line from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, 7 km from Ahmedabad Junction railway station and 10 km from Sabarmati Ashram. The hotel is in a mixed commercial and residential neighbourhood.

Location and neighbourhood

Nikol and Bapunagar are residential neighbourhoods in eastern Ahmedabad, on the east bank of the Sabarmati river. They sit away from the historic core, offering a quieter base for first-time visitors. The area is well connected by the metro, with stations along the corridor. You will find local markets, everyday eateries and a mix of old and new apartment blocks. Life here is unhurried compared to the old city. The Sabarmati Riverfront and the walled city are a short drive to the west. For a first visit, this is a practical base: you stay outside the bustle, then travel in for sightseeing.

The neighbourhoods are primarily residential, so you will see fewer tourists here. Streets are busy with local traffic, and autos and app cabs are common. The metro line runs through the area, linking it to central Ahmedabad and beyond. Buses also serve the main roads. In the evenings, roadside stalls sell snacks and tea. The area has a local feel, with small temples and community halls scattered among the houses. It is a safe, straightforward place to stay if you plan to explore the city by day and return to a calm neighbourhood at night.

Getting there and around

From Fabhotel Raj Palace I, the airport is around 6.4 km away, and Ahmedabad Junction station is around 7.4 km to the west. The metro is the easiest way to reach the old city and other landmarks; check the current network for the nearest station and connections. Auto-rickshaws and app-based cabs are available on the main roads. For longer trips, the BRTS and city buses run along major corridors. The Sabarmati Riverfront is a short drive, and the walled city is beyond it. Plan extra time for traffic during peak hours. The metro is reliable for moving across the city, but check the latest schedules before you travel.

Nearby sights and food

The main sights of Ahmedabad lie a drive away. The walled city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has mosques, stepwells and pols. The Sidi Saiyyed Mosque is known for its stone jali windows. The Jama Masjid and Bhadra Fort are nearby. The Sabarmati Ashram, where Gandhi lived, is on the riverbank. The Calico Museum of Textiles requires a booked tour. Kankaria Lake and the Hutheesing Jain temple are also within the city. For a first visit, plan a full day to cover the old city and the riverfront.

Ahmedabad is largely vegetarian, and the eastern neighbourhoods have simple eateries serving local food. Try dhokla, khaman and fafda with jalebi from breakfast stalls. For lunch, a Gujarati thali is a filling option. In the evening, look for khandvi and thepla at snack shops. During Uttarayan, undhiyu is a seasonal dish. The night food markets in the old city are a drive away. Stick to busy stalls with fresh preparation. Water and buttermilk are common drinks. Most places close early, so eat before late evening.

A day from Fabhotel Raj Palace I

A day from Fabhotel Raj Palace I starts with an early metro ride to the old city. Begin at the Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza, then walk to the Jama Masjid. From there, head to the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque to see the jali windows. In the late morning, take a cab to the Sabarmati Ashram and spend time in the museum. After lunch, visit the Calico Museum if you have booked a tour. In the late afternoon, walk along the Sabarmati Riverfront and cross the Atal Bridge. End the day at the night food market in the old city, sampling local snacks. Return to Fabhotel Raj Palace I by metro or cab. Keep the plan flexible, as traffic and opening days vary.

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Facilities listed by the supplier

As listed by the booking supplier; a facility not listed here may still exist. Confirm anything important with the property.

• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Free car parking
• Laundry Service
• Lifts
• Reception area
• Safe
• Smoking area
• Surcharge
• Wheelchair accessible