Hotel Avenue Sky

About Hotel Avenue Sky

Hotel Avenue Sky is a practical choice for travellers who need a straightforward, no-frills stay on SG Highway in Gota. The 1-star property suits those on a budget, including families and business visitors who want easy access to the highway corridor. Late arrivals will appreciate the room service and free car parking. The hotel is listed with air conditioning, free WiFi and internet access, making it functional for short stops or overnight stays near the northern edge of Ahmedabad.

This is a basic, independent hotel with a 1-star official rating. Guests should confirm the exact room configuration and any extra charges directly with the property before booking. The stay is best for those who value affordability and location over amenities, and who plan to spend most of their time exploring the city.

Rooms and listed facilities

Hotel Avenue Sky offers listed facilities including air conditioning, free WiFi and internet access. Family rooms are available, which may suit small groups or those travelling with children. The hotel also provides room service. For business travellers, the free WiFi should support basic online work. Late check-in can be arranged; it is best to inform the property in advance.

The setting

Hotel Avenue Sky is located on the first floor of Kraft 7, opposite Box Park near Nahrunagar Market on SG Highway in Gota. The area is a busy commercial and residential stretch with easy access to the highway. No major sights are within 5 km.

Location and neighbourhood

Gota sits along SG Highway, the main road that runs north-west from Ahmedabad towards Gandhinagar. This area has grown rapidly in recent years, with wide roads and new residential complexes. The highway connects to the rest of the city via the Sabarmati Riverfront and the metro network. First-time visitors will find Gota convenient for reaching both the old walled city and the modern business districts. The area itself is mostly residential and commercial, with few tourist sights of its own. Instead, it serves as a base for exploring Ahmedabad's main attractions, which lie a short drive away. The Sabarmati river is close by, and the riverfront promenades are easily accessible from here.

The neighbourhood of Gota has expanded quickly, with new apartment blocks and shopping centres lining the highway. Public transport options have improved alongside this growth. The metro's Red Line now reaches this part of the city, making it easier to travel without a car. For visitors staying in Gota, the area offers a quieter setting than the centre, with wide roads and less congestion. The proximity to Gandhinagar also makes it a practical choice for those visiting both cities. The Sabarmati river is visible from several points along the highway, and the riverfront is a short distance away.

Getting there and around

Hotel Avenue Sky is about 10.7 km from the airport and 10.5 km from the centre. The nearest metro station is on the Red Line, which runs north-south; change at Sabarmati station for the Blue Line into the old city. Autos and app cabs are widely available on SG Highway. For getting around, the BRTS bus network also has stops along the highway. Driving yourself is possible, but traffic on SG Highway can be heavy during peak hours. The metro is the most reliable way to avoid delays. From Hotel Avenue Sky, allow about half an hour by car to reach the walled city or the Sabarmati Ashram.

Nearby sights and food

The main sights of Ahmedabad require a drive from Gota. The walled city, with Jama Masjid, Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, and the pols, is about 20–25 minutes away. Sabarmati Ashram and the riverfront are closer, about 15 minutes. Kankaria Lake and the Calico Museum are on the eastern side of the city, a longer trip. Adalaj stepwell, to the north towards Gandhinagar, is the nearest major sight, about 10–15 minutes from Gota. The modern architecture of IIM Ahmedabad and CEPT can be visited on the way to the centre.

Gota has many restaurants and food stalls along SG Highway and in the nearby malls. Gujarati thali places are common, serving a full meal of dal, kadhi, vegetables, roti, rice, and sweets. Snack stalls sell dhokla, khaman, fafda, and thepla. For a quick bite, khandvi and samosas are easy to find. In the evenings, street vendors appear near the metro stations and major junctions. The food is largely vegetarian, as is typical for Gujarat. Law Garden's evening stalls and the night market near the old city are a short drive away for a wider variety.

A day from Hotel Avenue Sky

A day from Hotel Avenue Sky starts with a visit to Sabarmati Ashram, a short drive away. Spend an hour at the museum and the grounds, then walk along the riverfront towards Atal Bridge. From there, take a metro or cab to the walled city. Explore the pols around Bhadra Fort, see the Teen Darwaza, and visit Jama Masjid. Lunch can be a Gujarati thali at a restaurant near Law Garden. In the afternoon, head to the Calico Museum of Textiles (book ahead) or to the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque to see the stone jali windows. End the day at the Sabarmati Riverfront for a walk as the sun sets. Return to Hotel Avenue Sky by metro or cab.

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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.

• Air conditioning
• Family rooms
• Free Wifi
• Free car parking
• Internet access
• Non smoking rooms
• Parking
• Room Service
• Wifi