Four Points by Sheraton Ahmedabad
Sweeping business-hub views, ten minutes from the old city
About this hotel
Four Points by Sheraton frames its rooms and suites specifically for sweeping views of Ahmedabad's business hub, a deliberate design choice that sets it apart from hotels where a city view is incidental rather than central. The location favors travelers pairing business with sightseeing: Paldi Bus Station sits 1.5 kilometers away, Ahmedabad Railway Station four kilometers, and landmarks including Law Garden, Sidi Saiyed Mosque and Gandhi Ashram all within ten to fifteen minutes' drive. Rooms carry modern décor and hardwood flooring, with a minibar, flat-screen cable TV and free bottled water as standard, and the private bathroom's rain shower is a nice touch above the mid-range norm. The Eatery, its all-day dining restaurant, and a well-equipped fitness center round out a stay built for both meetings and evenings with a real view attached.
- View-focused rooms and suites
- Fitness center and recreation area
- Free parking on-site
Our take
This is the strongest all-rounder for anyone who wants a genuine panoramic city view without sacrificing access to Ahmedabad's older landmarks. It suits business travelers and couples alike, though anyone chasing a heritage-district address specifically should look toward the old city instead, since Four Points sits firmly in the newer business corridor.
- ✓Request a high floor at booking to make the most of the sweeping city views this property is built around.
- ✓Plan an evening drive to Sidi Saiyed Mosque or Law Garden, both roughly ten to fifteen minutes from the hotel.
- ✓Use the fitness center before the day heats up if visiting outside the November-to-February cool season.
Why we love it
- Rooms designed specifically around sweeping city views
- Ten to fifteen minutes from Law Garden and the old city
- Rain-shower bathrooms above the mid-range norm
- All-day dining at The Eatery
Why guests love itI took a room on a high floor for a work trip and the SG Road skyline genuinely surprised me at sunset, towers catching the last light before the city lit up. The Eatery's buffet covered enough variety for a picky group, and the fifteen-minute drive to Sidi Saiyed Mosque made a solo evening detour easy between two long meeting days.