Hotel New Pathik

About Hotel New Pathik

Hotel New Pathik suits travellers who want a straightforward, comfortable base on the SG Highway side of Ahmedabad. The area is a busy residential and commercial stretch with easy access to the western suburbs. This hotel works well for those arriving by car, as free parking is listed, and for anyone who needs a late check-in, because the front desk operates 24 hours.

The listed facilities include free wifi, free car parking, lifts and wheelchair access. The 24-hour front desk means guests can arrive at any hour. It is a practical, no-frills option for a stay on the city's western edge.

Rooms and listed facilities

The listed facilities at Hotel New Pathik include free wifi, free car parking, lifts and wheelchair access. There is a 24-hour front desk for late arrivals. Guests should confirm room types, bedding and in-room amenities directly with the property, as these are not detailed in the listing. The hotel is wheelchair accessible, which is useful for guests with mobility needs.

The setting

Hotel New Pathik is on 4th Floor Plot 5, Bopal Ghuma Road, in the Bopal area off SG Highway. The SG Highway Iscon crossroads is about 4 km away.

Location and neighbourhood

For a couple looking for a slow weekend, the area offers a quieter base than the old city. The streets are less crowded, and the pace is relaxed. You can walk along the tree-lined avenues in the morning or sit at a local café without the rush of central Ahmedabad. The area feels suburban, with open spaces and a sense of calm. It works well if you want to unwind without being far from the city's main sights. The Sabarmati Riverfront is a short drive east, and the airport is reachable by a straight route.

For a couple, the appeal lies in the unhurried mornings and the ease of moving around. You can start the day late, have a leisurely breakfast, and then decide on a single destination. The evenings are quiet, with a few local eateries and parks nearby. The area suits those who prefer a base away from honking traffic and narrow lanes. You can explore one monument a day and still feel you have had a proper break. The wide roads and newer layout make driving or taking a cab straightforward. Bopal works well for a weekend where you want to rest as much as you explore.

Getting there and around

Getting to Hotel New Pathik from the airport is straightforward. The airport is around 17.9 km away, and you can take a taxi or app cab for the journey. The ride takes about half an hour on the SG Highway. From the railway station at Kalupur, the distance is around 13.8 km; a cab via the main roads takes roughly 40 minutes depending on traffic. Within Bopal, you can walk to nearby shops and eateries. For longer trips, app cabs and auto-rickshaws are easy to find. The BRTS bus network has stops on the SG Highway, but for a slow weekend, taxis are more convenient. The metro does not yet reach Bopal, so plan on using road transport.

Nearby sights and food

The main sight within a short drive from Hotel New Pathik is Sarkhej Roza, a 15th-century complex of mosques, tombs, and stepwells. The architecture blends Hindu and Islamic styles, and the large tank beside the complex makes it a peaceful spot. You can spend an hour here walking through the courtyards and looking at the carved stonework. Further east, the Sabarmati Riverfront has a long promenade where you can walk or sit by the water. Atal Bridge, a footbridge, connects the two banks. The Calico Museum of Textiles is further east but requires a booked tour. For a slow weekend, Sarkhej Roza and the riverfront are enough for one day.

Bopal has a few local restaurants and street-food stalls that serve Gujarati snacks. You can find dhokla, khaman, and fafda with jalebi in the mornings. For a proper meal, look for a place that offers a Gujarati thali: a round tray of dal, kadhi, vegetables, roti, rice, and a sweet. The food is vegetarian and mild. In the evenings, some stalls sell khandvi and thepla. If you want a change, there are North Indian and South Indian options too. The area has a few eateries where you can enjoy a quiet dinner. For a slow weekend, you can eat at a different place each meal without travelling far.

A day from Hotel New Pathik

A day from Hotel New Pathik starts with a late breakfast at a local eatery in Bopal. Then drive to Sarkhej Roza, about 10 minutes away. Walk through the complex and sit by the tank for a while. From there, head east to the Sabarmati Riverfront. Stroll along the promenade and cross Atal Bridge on foot. For lunch, stop at a restaurant near the riverfront that serves a Gujarati thali. In the afternoon, visit the Sabarmati Ashram, where Gandhi lived. The museum is free, and the grounds are quiet. End the day with an early dinner back in Bopal at a café or a simple restaurant. The whole day feels unhurried, with enough time to rest between stops.

Distances

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 Wifi
• Free car parking
• Lifts
• Smoking area
• Surcharge
• Wheelchair accessible