Clubhouse Nami Residency Ahmedabad

About Clubhouse Nami Residency Ahmedabad

Clubhouse Nami Residency Ahmedabad suits travellers who want a straightforward, no-frills base close to the Sabarmati Riverfront and the old city. The hotel sits on Ellisbridge, a busy thoroughfare that connects the west side to the historic pols. You can walk to Atal Bridge and the riverfront promenades in about five minutes. The location works well for those who plan to explore on foot or by auto-rickshaw. It is a practical choice for short stays, late arrivals or anyone who needs a clean place to sleep without extra amenities.

This is a 2-star hotel with a guest score of 4.0 out of 5 from the booking supplier, based on over 3,200 reviews. The rating reflects consistent value for money rather than luxury. The listed facilities are free WiFi, free car parking and lifts. The hotel is a good fit for independent travellers, couples and small families who prioritise location and budget over on-site services.

Rooms and listed facilities

The hotel's listed facilities include free WiFi, free car parking and lifts. The lifts make upper-floor rooms accessible for guests with luggage or mobility concerns. For families, check whether the room can accommodate extra beds or cots. Business travellers can rely on the free WiFi for basic tasks. Late arrivals will appreciate the parking and lift access after a long journey.

The setting

Clubhouse Nami Residency Ahmedabad is located opposite V S Hospital on Ellisbridge, in the Riverfront area of West Ahmedabad. The Sabarmati Riverfront and Atal Bridge are about 300 metres away in a straight line. Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza are all roughly 1 km away. Law Garden night market is 1.4 km, and Jama Masjid is 1.7 km. The old city centre at Lal Darwaza is 1 km. Sabarmati Ashram is about 4.5 km north. The airport is 9 km away, and Ahmedabad Junction station is 3.1 km.

Location and neighbourhood

This part of Ahmedabad holds layers of history beneath its modern surface. The riverfront promenades, rebuilt in recent years, offer clean, open space for morning walks and evening views of the old city skyline. Atal Bridge, a footbridge opened in 2022, links this side directly to the historic core. Ellisbridge itself is one of the city's older bridges, connecting colonial-era suburbs to the walled city. The area is quiet at night, with wide roads and a mix of mid-century and contemporary buildings.

The walled city across the river contains Ahmedabad's UNESCO World Heritage listing. Its pols, gated lanes of carved wooden havelis, date from the 15th century. Chabutaras, or bird-feeders, stand at many intersections. The Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, built in 1572–73, is famous for its stone jali windows. Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza, both from 1411, are a short walk from the bridge. Jama Masjid, completed in 1424, is one of India's finest mosques. The night market in the old city square transforms the area after dark.

Getting there and around

Clubhouse Nami Residency Ahmedabad is around 9 km from the airport and 3.1 km from Ahmedabad Junction at Kalupur. The Sabarmati Riverfront is a short walk away, and Atal Bridge lets you cross to the old city on foot. The nearest metro station on the Blue Line is a few minutes by rickshaw; check the current network for connections to the railway station and other parts of the city. BRTS buses run along the riverfront corridor. Walking is a good option for nearby sights, especially along the promenade. For longer trips, autos and app cabs are widely available.

Nearby sights and food

The Sabarmati Riverfront is the main attraction here. Walk south along the promenade to reach the Gandhi Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi lived from 1917 to 1930. The museum building, designed by architect Charles Correa, is free to enter; check opening days. Cross Atal Bridge to reach the walled city. Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, famous for its carved stone jali windows, is a short walk from the bridge. Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza, both from 1411, are nearby. The Calico Museum of Textiles requires a booked guided tour. The night market in Law Garden opens in the evening.

Food in this area is largely vegetarian. The evening stalls in the market area serve Gujarati snacks such as dhokla, khandvi and thepla. The old city square, across the river, is famous for its night food market, where you can try fafda and jalebi, khaman and undhiyu in winter. Old-city restaurants offer Gujarati thalis with a sequence of dishes. Street vendors sell fresh sugarcane juice and buttermilk. For a lighter meal, try a khaman sandwich or a bowl of dal dhokli from a local eatery.

A day from Clubhouse Nami Residency Ahmedabad

A day from Clubhouse Nami Residency Ahmedabad begins with a morning walk along the Sabarmati Riverfront. Cross Atal Bridge into the walled city. Visit Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, then walk through the pols to Jama Masjid and Bhadra Fort. For lunch, try a Gujarati thali at one of the old-city restaurants. In the afternoon, head to the Sabarmati Ashram for a quiet hour at the museum. Return across the bridge and rest at Clubhouse Nami Residency Ahmedabad. In the evening, walk to the market area for the night market and street-food stalls. Try fafda and jalebi or khaman from the vendors. End the day with a final stroll along the riverfront promenade.

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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.

• Free Wifi
• Free car parking
• Lifts