Hotel Blue Moon by Sky Stays

About Hotel Blue Moon by Sky Stays

Hotel Blue Moon by Sky Stays suits travellers who want a base inside the old city, close to Kalupur railway station and the heritage lanes of the walled city. The location is practical for short stays, late arrivals and early departures. You can walk to the station area and take a short ride to the riverfront or the old-city monuments. The hotel keeps its services simple and functional, which works well for guests who spend most of the day out sightseeing.

The rating reflects a modest, no-frills stay rather than a luxury property. You should expect a basic room with the facilities listed by the supplier, and you can judge whether it meets your needs before booking. The hotel is positioned for convenience and value within the busy Kalupur and Relief Road area.

Rooms and listed facilities

The hotel lists 24-hour security, wifi, lifts, a luggage room, room service and laundry service among its facilities. For couples, the rooms are compact and functional; for families, the luggage room and lifts make moving around easier. Business travellers can use the wifi and room service for simple work needs. Late arrivals benefit from round-the-clock security and the front desk. Wheelchair access is listed, but you should confirm the specific room layout and lift access with the property before booking.

The setting

Hotel Blue Moon by Sky Stays sits on the third floor of Pushpdeep Arcade on Relief Road, in the Kalupur area of the walled city. The hotel is within 5 km of Dada Harir stepwell, Hutheesing Jain temple, the old-city heritage walk and the Calico Museum of Textiles.

Location and neighbourhood

This is the station quarter, where Ahmedabad Junction anchors the area. Relief Road runs north from the station, lined with wholesale markets and budget hotels. The old city's narrow pols begin just west of here, offering a glimpse of carved wooden havelis and bird-feeders. By day, the streets are busy with traders and commuters. By evening, the pace slows, and the area feels more local. It is a practical base for exploring the historic core, with the metro and buses nearby. The Sabarmati Riverfront is a short ride away, as are the main monuments.

For a slow weekend, this quarter works well. You can walk to the old city's heritage sites without rushing. The station's presence means transport is easy, but the area itself has a workaday character. Mornings are quieter, with tea stalls opening early and markets setting up. Afternoons are hot and crowded, so plan indoor breaks. Evenings bring a relaxed mood, especially around the riverfront. The mix of old and new, of traders and travellers, gives the area its own rhythm. It is not a polished tourist zone, but it is genuine and convenient.

Getting there and around

From Hotel Blue Moon by Sky Stays, getting around is straightforward. The airport is around 4.9 km away, and a taxi or app cab takes about 30 minutes depending on traffic. Ahmedabad Junction is around 1.9 km from Hotel Blue Moon by Sky Stays, so most trains are within easy reach. The metro's Blue Line runs east-west, and the Red Line heads north-south; check the current network for your route. BRTS and AMTS buses stop nearby, and autos are plentiful. For the old city, walking is often fastest, as lanes are narrow and traffic heavy. The Sabarmati Riverfront is a short auto ride, and Atal Bridge connects the two banks on foot.

Nearby sights and food

The old-city heritage walk starts near Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza, both within a short distance. Jama Masjid, built in 1424, is a calm spot with its courtyard and pillars. Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, famous for its stone jali windows, is close by. Dada Harir stepwell, from 1499, is a little further but worth the detour. The central market square transforms from a vegetable market by day to a lively night food market. The pols around are best explored slowly, with their chabutaras and khadki gates. The Calico Museum, further north in Shahibaug, requires a booked tour, so plan ahead.

Food here is largely vegetarian and deeply local. Gujarati thali places serve a full meal with several dishes and unlimited refills. For snacks, try dhokla, khaman, or fafda with jalebi from street stalls. Khandvi and thepla are lighter options. The central market square's night market is famous for its late-evening street food, from savoury snacks to sweet treats. The evening stalls near Law Garden offer similar variety. In the station quarter, small eateries cater to travellers with quick meals and chai. During Uttarayan in January, undhiyu is a seasonal speciality. Alcohol is not sold freely; check the current rules if you need a permit.

A day from Hotel Blue Moon by Sky Stays

A day from Hotel Blue Moon by Sky Stays begins with a walk to Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza, then on to Jama Masjid. By mid-morning, the heat builds, so head indoors to the Calico Museum (book ahead) or return for a rest. After lunch, visit Sidi Saiyyed Mosque and explore the pols at a leisurely pace. Late afternoon, take an auto to the Sabarmati Riverfront and cross Atal Bridge as the light softens. In the evening, the central market square comes alive; sample street food there or near Law Garden. End the day with a slow ride back through the old city's lanes, when the crowds have thinned.

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.

• 24H. Security
• Car parking
• Hairdryer
• Laundry Service
• Lifts
• Luggage Room
• Newspapers
• Reception area
• Room Service
• Wheelchair accessible
• Wifi