Jai Radhe Hotel

About Jai Radhe Hotel

Jai Radhe Hotel suits travellers who want to be inside the Walled City, close to Kalupur Railway Station. It works for those arriving late or leaving early by train, as the station is about 0.9 km away in a straight line. The hotel is also a base for exploring the old city's pols, mosques and night food market on foot. The night market is 0.7 km away and Jama Masjid is 0.8 km away. Guests who prefer a central location without frills will find this a straightforward option.

This is a no-fuss hotel in a busy part of Khadia. The street around it is dense with local shops and activity. The property lists air conditioning, lifts and a terrace. Car parking is listed, which is useful in this narrow-laned area. Wheelchair access is also listed.

Rooms and listed facilities

Jai Radhe Hotel lists air conditioning in its rooms, which is essential for Ahmedabad's climate. Room service is listed for in-room dining. The hotel has lifts, which helps with luggage. Late arrivals benefit from the 24-hour check-in. Wheelchair accessibility is listed, but guests with specific mobility needs should verify access to rooms and bathrooms beforehand.

The setting

Jai Radhe Hotel is at 1666 Chinubhai Road in Khadia, inside the Walled City near Kalupur. The area is a dense residential and commercial neighbourhood with narrow lanes. Kalupur Railway Station is about 0.9 km away in a straight line. Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza are 1.4 km away. The Sabarmati Riverfront is within walking distance. The airport is about 7.5 km away in a straight line. The hotel's terrace offers a view of the surrounding rooftops.

Location and neighbourhood

Kalupur and Relief Road sit on the eastern edge of Ahmedabad's walled city. This is the station quarter, centred on Ahmedabad Junction. It is a dense, busy area of narrow lanes, budget hotels and wholesale markets. First-time visitors find it a practical base for exploring the old city. The streets are noisy and crowded during the day. At night they quieten down, though the night market stays active. You are close to the main railway station and within walking distance of several historic monuments. The atmosphere is functional and urban, not polished. It gives you an immediate sense of how the old city lives and works.

The area is defined by its proximity to the railway line and the old city's eastern gateways. Relief Road runs north-south, lined with shops selling textiles, electronics and household goods. Kalupur itself is the neighbourhood around the station. Many travellers arrive here by train and step straight into the historic city. The riverfront promenades and Atal Bridge are a short auto ride away. From your hotel you can walk to Bhadra Fort or take a rickshaw to Jama Masjid. It is a straightforward place to begin a heritage tour.

Getting there and around

Jai Radhe Hotel is around 7.5 km from the airport and around 0.9 km from Ahmedabad Junction. The station is a short walk from most hotels in Kalupur. Auto-rickshaws and app-based cabs are easy to find on the main roads. The Ahmedabad Metro's Blue Line has a station at Kalupur, connecting to the eastern and western parts of the city. BRTS buses run on Relief Road. For the old-city sights, walking is often the best option. The lanes between Kalupur and Bhadra Fort are narrow and congested. A guided heritage walk is a good way to navigate the pols. For longer trips, autorickshaws are plentiful. Check the current metro and bus network before travelling.

Nearby sights and food

Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza are the historic gateway to the old city. Jama Masjid, built in 1424, is a large sandstone mosque with a calm courtyard. The Sidi Saiyyed Mosque is famous for its intricate stone jali windows. Dada Harir stepwell, from 1499, is a five-storey stepped well in the Asarwa area. The central market square transforms from a vegetable market by day to a busy night food market after sunset. A heritage walk through the pols reveals carved wooden havelis, chabutaras and khadki gates.

The area is known for street food and traditional Gujarati snacks. The central market's night market is the most famous spot for eating after dark. You can find pav bhaji, dosa, kulfi and local sweets. During the day, small stalls and shops sell dhokla, khaman, fafda and jalebi. The old city has many no-frills eateries serving thalis. The evening food stalls near the garden are a short auto ride away. The food is largely vegetarian. For a quick meal, look for places that are busy with local customers. Avoid drinking tap water.

A day from Jai Radhe Hotel

A day from Jai Radhe Hotel starts with a morning walk to Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza. From there, walk through the pols to Jama Masjid. Spend time in the mosque's courtyard. Then head to the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque to see the jali windows. Continue to Dada Harir stepwell, a short auto ride north. By late morning, the heat builds. Return to Jai Radhe Hotel for a rest. In the afternoon, visit the Calico Museum of Textiles if you have booked a guided tour. Alternatively, cross the river to Sabarmati Ashram. In the evening, walk to the central market for the night food market. End the day with a stroll along the Sabarmati Riverfront or across Atal Bridge.

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. Check In
• Air conditioning
• Car parking
• Housekeeping
• Iron and board
• Lifts
• Non smoking rooms
• Room Service
• TV
• Terrace
• Water
• Wheelchair accessible