Hotel Royal King

About Hotel Royal King

Hotel Royal King suits travellers who want a simple, functional base in West Ahmedabad. The Vastrapur location puts you near the SG Highway corridor and the commercial areas of the western suburbs. It works for business visitors attending meetings in the western part of the city or for couples and families who prefer a quieter area away from the old city's narrow lanes. The hotel's listed facilities include free car parking and a shuttle service, which are useful if you plan to drive or need transport to nearby sights.

Hotel Royal King is a 2-star property. That means the accommodation is basic and budget-oriented. You get the essential services for a short stay: a 24-hour front desk, parking and wheelchair accessibility. The star rating indicates limited in-room amenities and no on-site dining or leisure facilities. This hotel is a practical choice if you need a clean, no-frills room and plan to spend most of your time outside the hotel exploring Ahmedabad.

Rooms and listed facilities

As a 2-star property, rooms are expected to be simple and compact. The listed facilities include a 24-hour front desk, so late arrivals can check in at any hour. Free car parking is available, which is convenient if you are driving. A shuttle service is listed; confirm with the property whether it covers the airport or railway station. Wheelchair accessibility is listed, but check the specific rooms and access points when booking.

The setting

Hotel Royal King is on Dr Vikram Sarabhai Marg in Vastrapur, a residential and commercial area in West Ahmedabad. It is 5.2 km from Sabarmati Ashram and 3.8 km from the SG Highway crossroads at Iscon. Within 5 km you will find Law Garden night market (1.6 km), Sabarmati Riverfront and Atal Bridge (3.1 km), Sidi Saiyyed Mosque (3.8 km) and Jama Masjid (4.5 km).

Location and neighbourhood

The IIM Ahmedabad campus, designed by Louis Kahn, lies nearby. For budget travellers and long stays, Vastrapur offers practical advantages: affordable guesthouses, self-catering grocery stores and easy access to public transport. The neighbourhood feels less crowded than the old city, making it a calm base for exploring Ahmedabad.

The streets are laid out in a grid, which makes navigation simple. You will find a mix of mid-range hotels and serviced apartments, along with laundries, pharmacies and internet cafés. The lake itself has a walking track and benches where you can sit without spending anything. Several parks and open grounds are within walking distance. Vastrapur feels safe at night, and the wide footpaths are usable. For longer stays, the area has weekly vegetable markets and budget eateries that serve simple Gujarati meals. The proximity to SG Highway means you can reach other parts of the city without going through the old city's narrow lanes.

Getting there and around

Getting to Hotel Royal King from the airport: take an auto or app cab; the drive is around 10.8 km and takes about 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic. From Ahmedabad Junction (Kalupur station), the distance is around 5.8 km; a direct auto or cab ride takes 40 to 50 minutes. Sabarmati station is closer for trains that stop there. The nearest metro station is on the Blue Line; you can walk or take a short auto ride to Hotel Royal King. BRTS buses run along SG Highway, and AMTS city buses connect Vastrapur to the old city and other areas. Autos are plentiful and can be hailed on the main roads. For long stays, consider renting a bicycle from a local shop; the flat terrain makes cycling easy. App-based cabs are available around the clock.

Nearby sights and food

Within a few kilometres of Vastrapur you will find Law Garden, a night market that opens after sunset. Stalls sell street food, clothes and small souvenirs. The riverfront is a good place for a free evening outing. Sanskar Kendra, a museum building by Le Corbusier, is also within reach.

Food in Vastrapur is largely vegetarian and affordable. You will find small joints serving dhokla, khaman and fafda with jalebi for breakfast or a quick snack. Several thali places offer unlimited meals with roti, dal, rice and vegetables; these are good value for long-stay travellers. In the evening, Law Garden's stalls sell pav bhaji, chaat and sweet corn. For self-catering, there are supermarkets and a weekly sabzi mandi (vegetable market). Gujarati thepla and khandvi are easy to find. Most eateries close by 10.30 pm, so plan dinner accordingly. Avoid drinking tap water; use bottled or filtered water.

A day from Hotel Royal King

A day from Hotel Royal King could start with a walk around Vastrapur Lake. The morning air is cool, and you will see locals doing yoga and walking. Afterwards, take a metro or auto to the Sabarmati Riverfront and walk along the promenade to Atal Bridge. Cross the footbridge and explore the east bank. For lunch, return to Vastrapur and eat at a thali place near the lake. In the afternoon, visit the IIM Ahmedabad campus to see Louis Kahn's architecture; you can walk around the outer areas freely. Late afternoon, head to Law Garden market for snacks and browsing. End the day with a quiet evening at the lake, watching the lights reflect on the water. From Hotel Royal King, everything is within a short auto ride.

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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.

• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Free car parking
• Sheets
• Shuttle service
• Towels
• Wheelchair accessible