Parth Residency

About Parth Residency

Parth Residency on Ashram Road suits travellers who want a straightforward base in West Ahmedabad. The 2-star hotel is within walking distance of Sabarmati Ashram and a short ride from the old city. Its listed facilities include a business centre, meeting room and car parking, making it practical for work trips or family stays. The location on a main road means easy access to autos and app cabs.

This is a no-frills 2-star hotel for guests who prioritise a central address over luxury. The property lists room service, a restaurant, wifi and lifts. It is not a resort or boutique property but a functional stay for those exploring Ahmedabad’s historic core. The star rating reflects basic comfort and essential services rather than premium amenities. Confirm the specific room type and meal arrangements when booking.

Rooms and listed facilities

Listed facilities at Parth Residency include family rooms, room service available 24 hours, a restaurant, wifi and lifts. Car parking is also listed. For couples or families, the family rooms may provide extra space. Business travellers can use the business centre and meeting room. Late arrivals benefit from the round-the-clock room service. Always confirm the exact room configuration and meal timings with the property before check-in.

The setting

Parth Residency is on Ashram Road, a main artery in West Ahmedabad, opposite a landmark hotel near Usmanpura Cross Roads. In a straight line, Sabarmati Ashram is 1.7 km away, Calico Museum of Textiles 2.2 km, Hutheesing Jain temple 2.3 km, Sidi Saiyyed Mosque 2.6 km and Law Garden night market 2.7 km. Ahmedabad Junction (Kalupur) railway station is 4 km away, and the airport is 7.3 km in a straight line. The street has a mix of commercial and residential buildings.

Location and neighbourhood

This long road is a central artery of west Ahmedabad. Government offices and corporate headquarters line the road. It is also a prime area for hotels, restaurants and evening activity. The Sabarmati Riverfront promenade runs parallel, offering a place for evening walks. Atal Bridge, a footbridge, connects the riverfront to the east bank near the old city. The road is broad and lined with trees. It is a convenient base for exploring both the walled city and the newer western districts. In the evenings, the area comes alive with people heading out for food and leisure.

The stretch near the riverfront has several restaurants and cafes that stay open late. Law Garden, a short ride south, has a lively evening market with food stalls and handicrafts. The riverfront itself is popular for evening walks and cycling. Atal Bridge is lit up at night and offers views of the city skyline. For those interested in local food, the area around Ashram Road has many options for dinner and late-night snacks. The atmosphere is relaxed and walkable, making it a good area for an evening out.

Getting there and around

Parth Residency is around 7.3 km from the airport and around 4 km from Kalupur station. Taxis and app-based cabs are the easiest way to reach the hotel. The Ahmedabad Metro's Blue Line has stations on Ashram Road; check the current network for the nearest stop. BRTS buses run along the road. The Sabarmati Riverfront is within walking distance. For longer trips, auto-rickshaws are plentiful. The riverfront's promenade is ideal for a morning or evening stroll. From Parth Residency, you can easily walk to the riverfront or take a short auto ride to Law Garden for the evening market.

Nearby sights and food

The Sabarmati Riverfront and Atal Bridge are a short walk from Ashram Road. Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza are across the river in the walled city. The Calico Museum of Textiles, a short drive north, requires a booked guided tour. Law Garden, a 10-minute ride south, has a lively evening market. Hutheesing Jain temple is also nearby. Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, known for its stone jali windows, is within easy reach. The riverfront promenade connects to several points of interest along the river.

Ashram Road has many restaurants and cafes. Gujarati thali is a staple, with multiple courses of vegetables, dal, roti and rice. Dhokla, khaman, khandvi and thepla are common snacks. Law Garden's evening stalls sell street food like fafda and jalebi. The night market near the riverfront also offers local dishes. Most places serve vegetarian food, as is standard in Ahmedabad. For a sweet finish, try jalebi or shrikhand. The area has options for both sit-down dinners and quick bites.

A day from Parth Residency

A day from Parth Residency could begin with a morning walk along the Sabarmati Riverfront. Cross Atal Bridge to reach the walled city. Visit Sidi Saiyyed Mosque and then Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza. Walk through the pols, the old neighbourhoods of carved wooden havelis. For lunch, try a Gujarati thali at a restaurant on Ashram Road. In the afternoon, visit the Calico Museum of Textiles (book ahead). Return to Parth Residency to rest. In the evening, head to Law Garden for the market and street food. End the night with a stroll on the riverfront, enjoying the lit-up Atal Bridge and the cool breeze.

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 H Room Service
• Business Center
• Car parking
• Family rooms
• Lifts
• Meeting room
• Restaurant(s)
• Room Service
• Wifi