Hotel Pride Villa

About Hotel Pride Villa

Hotel Pride Villa suits travellers who want a simple, self-contained base on the SG Highway side of Ahmedabad. The apartment-style setup works for couples or small families who prefer a kitchenette and separate living space over a standard hotel room. Its location in Bopal puts you close to the western suburbs and within easy reach of the airport and railway station. The 24-hour front desk and luggage storage make late arrivals straightforward.

This is a 2-star apartment property, not a full-service hotel. The supplier's guest score is 4.3 out of 5 from 82 reviews, which points to consistent satisfaction for its category. Listed facilities include free WiFi, free car parking, lifts, wheelchair accessibility, luggage storage and a 24-hour front desk. You should confirm the exact apartment layout and kitchen equipment directly with the property before booking.

Rooms and listed facilities

Hotel Pride Villa lists free WiFi, free car parking, lifts and wheelchair accessibility among its facilities. The apartment format typically includes a bedroom, living area and a kitchenette, though you should confirm the exact configuration with the property. The 24-hour front desk and luggage storage are useful for late check-ins or early departures. Families will appreciate the extra space, while business travellers can use the free WiFi for remote work.

The setting

Hotel Pride Villa is on Bopal Road in the Bopal neighbourhood, part of the SG Highway corridor. In a straight line, it is about 3.5 km from the SG Highway Iscon crossroads, 11.1 km from Lal Darwaza and Bhadra Fort in the old city, 11.6 km from Sabarmati Ashram, 13.2 km from Ahmedabad Junction (Kalupur) railway station and 17.4 km from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport. Sarkhej Roza, a 15th-century mosque complex, is about 5 km away in a straight line.

Location and neighbourhood

For a food lover, the area offers a growing number of casual eateries and snack stalls that cater to local tastes. Evenings here have a relaxed, suburban feel. The streets around the main crossroads fill with people after sunset, and small food courts appear in the corners of commercial plazas. It is a good base for eating out without travelling into the old city.

The residential character means fewer crowds, and the wide pavements make evening walks pleasant. The area is quieter than the old city, yet it has enough options for a satisfying evening out. The mix of local and north Indian food outlets means you can try something different each night. For a food lover, Bopal is a practical choice. The evening air is cooler here than in the dense old city, making outdoor dining comfortable.

Getting there and around

From Hotel Pride Villa, getting around is straightforward. The area is about 17.4 km from the airport and 13.2 km from Kalupur station. SG Highway is the main artery, with app cabs and auto-rickshaws easy to find. The nearest metro stop is on the Blue Line, about 15 minutes away by road. For the old city, a cab takes 30–40 minutes depending on traffic. Bopal itself is walkable in the evenings, with pavements along the main roads. The area is also well connected by BRTS buses for longer trips.

Nearby sights and food

Its sandstone and marble courtyards are quiet in the late afternoon. Further afield, the Sabarmati Ashram and the walled city are a 30-minute drive. For a longer day, the Calico Museum of Textiles requires a pre-booked tour. The Sabarmati Riverfront and Atal Bridge are also easy to reach by cab from Bopal. The riverfront promenades are good for an evening stroll after a meal.

Food is the main draw of Bopal in the evenings. Gujarati thali places serve the full sequence of dal, kadhi, shaak and rotli. Smaller stalls sell khaman, dhokla, fafda and jalebi. A few outlets specialise in undhiyu and thepla during winter. The night market in the old city is a 30-minute ride away, but Bopal's own food corners offer a quieter version of the same street-food energy. The evening stalls near the market are also a short cab ride east. Law Garden's evening stalls are another option, about 20 minutes away.

A day from Hotel Pride Villa

A day from Hotel Pride Villa could start with a late breakfast at a local snack counter, sampling khaman and dhokla. Then drive to Sarkhej Roza, arriving before the heat builds. Spend an hour walking the complex. From there, head to the Sabarmati Ashram for the museum and the riverfront. After lunch, visit the Calico Museum of Textiles if a tour was booked in advance. Return to Hotel Pride Villa in the late afternoon. In the evening, walk to a nearby food court for fafda and jalebi, then take a cab to the market area for the stalls. End the night with a walk along the Sabarmati Riverfront.

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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 Wifi
• Free car parking
• Lifts
• Luggage storage
• Wheelchair accessible