Hotel Royal Square

About Hotel Royal Square

The 3-star property sits above a shopping complex on Sargasan Cross Road, with easy access to the main north-south roads. It works for business visitors to GIFT City, couples on a budget and families who want air-conditioned rooms and free parking.

Hotel Royal Square is a 3-star hotel in a modern commercial complex. The accommodation is functional: air-conditioned family rooms, free WiFi and a front desk that operates 24 hours. The hotel is about 5.6 km in a straight line from Gandhinagar Capital railway station and 12.1 km from Ahmedabad airport. It is a no-frills option for travellers who prioritise location and parking over resort-style amenities.

Rooms and listed facilities

Listed facilities include air-conditioned family rooms, free WiFi and room service. The 24-hour front desk is useful for late arrivals or early departures. Families can book interconnecting rooms if available; couples may prefer quieter rooms away from the lift. Free car parking is listed, so driving guests can park on site. Confirm with the property whether family rooms have extra beds or cots.

The setting

Hotel Royal Square is on the third floor of Pramukh Square Complex, above a supermarket on Sargasan Cross Road. The area is a commercial and residential hub in the Sargasan-Kudasan belt, south of the numbered sectors. In a straight line, the hotel is 5.6 km from Gandhinagar Capital railway station, 7.2 km from GIFT City and 5.6 km from Mahatma Mandir. The Adalaj stepwell is 4.5 km away, Trimandir 3.7 km and Indroda Nature Park 4.8 km. Ahmedabad airport is 12.1 km straight-line distance.

Location and neighbourhood

Sargasan and Kudasan sit on the Ahmedabad–Gandhinagar road, where new residential towers, office blocks and hotels have risen fast. For business travellers, this is the practical base. The sectors of central Gandhinagar are a short drive north. GIFT City, India's first International Financial Services Centre, lies just south-east. The location cuts travel time to both the state capital and the finance district. You avoid the older traffic bottlenecks. Wide roads and the grid pattern make navigation simple. A car or taxi is the usual choice for work trips. The Ahmedabad Metro extension now reaches several stations in this corridor, so check the current service for your route.

Getting there and around

Sargasan and Kudasan are roughly 12.1 km from Ahmedabad airport and 5.6 km from Gandhinagar Capital railway station. A taxi from the airport takes about 30–40 minutes outside peak hours. The metro is an alternative for some sectors: stations such as Infocity and Sector-1 are a short ride away. For local movement, app-based taxis are widely available. The main north-south road (the G Road) and the cross roads are clearly numbered. Walking between meetings in the same sector is feasible, but for anything beyond, a hired vehicle is best. Always confirm the current metro timings and routes before planning.

Nearby sights and food

The Adalaj stepwell, completed in 1498, is a five-storey structure of carved sandstone. Beside it stands the Trimandir temple, a modern Jain shrine. Indroda Nature Park, on the Sabarmati riverbank, offers forest trails and a dinosaur fossil park. For a short break between meetings, these places provide a quiet contrast to the office environment. The gardens of Sarita Udyan and Punit Van are also within reach. Each site is best visited in the morning or late afternoon, especially between November and February.

Vegetarian food is the norm in Gandhinagar. For a quick lunch between appointments, the area has several thali places and casual eateries serving dhokla, khaman and fafda-jalebi. Many of these are found along the main road and inside the new commercial complexes. Gujarati thali is the standard choice for a business meal: a large platter of dal, kadhi, vegetables, roti and rice. Street stalls appear in the evening near metro stations and bus stops. No alcohol is served in public restaurants; the limited relaxation at GIFT City applies only to authorised facilities there. Check the current rules.

A day from Hotel Royal Square

A day from Hotel Royal Square starts with a taxi to a client meeting in the Sachivalaya or GIFT City area. By mid-morning, you can stop at the Adalaj stepwell for a quick look at the 15th-century architecture. Lunch is a Gujarati thali at one of the restaurants on the main road. The afternoon is spent at the Mahatma Mandir convention centre, perhaps attending a conference or checking the Dandi Kutir museum beside it. By late afternoon, return to Hotel Royal Square for calls or a rest. Evening work continues over chai at a café near the metro station. Hotel Royal Square is within easy reach of the airport for an early departure the next day.

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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
• Air conditioning
• Balcony
• Bath
• Bathroom
• Family rooms
• Free Wifi
• Free car parking
• Hairdryer
• Internet access
• Iron and board
• Non smoking rooms
• Parking
• Room Service
• Shower
• TV
• Telephone
• Towels
• WC
• Water
• Wifi