Hotel Elysian Residency
Adults-only quiet, close to Gandhi Ashram
About this hotel
Hotel Elysian Residency carves out one of Ahmedabad's few genuine adults-only room categories, pairing that quieter focus with straightforward city views rather than a dedicated nightlife terrace. The location is a strong point: five kilometers from the airport, 3.4 kilometers from Gandhi Ashram and 4.1 kilometers from the Sabarmati Riverfront, keeping the property genuinely central despite its calmer atmosphere. Rooms carry a work desk, TV and free WiFi as standard, and the buffet breakfast draws on local specialities alongside warm dishes, juice and fruit, served in a restaurant that otherwise runs Indian, Italian, pizza and Thai across brunch, lunch and dinner. Couples have rated the two-person-trip location highly, a reflection of how well the central position and quieter room category work together for a couple's stay.
- Adults-only rooms
- City views
- Free on-site parking
Our take
This suits a couple wanting a quiet, adults-only base close to Gandhi Ashram and the riverfront, without a dedicated rooftop scene attached. It is a poor fit for families, given the adults-only category, and less suited to travelers specifically chasing an active terrace or nightlife experience elsewhere in the city.
- ✓Confirm your room falls under the adults-only category at booking, since it is not property-wide.
- ✓Walk or drive to Gandhi Ashram, just 3.4 kilometers away, for an easy morning visit.
- ✓Try the buffet breakfast's local specialities rather than defaulting to the continental options.
Why we love it
- Genuine adults-only room category
- 3.4 kilometers from Gandhi Ashram
- Buffet breakfast with local specialities
- Highly rated for two-person trips
Why guests love itMy partner and I booked Elysian Residency for its adults-only rooms and the quiet lived up to expectations, no pool noise, no families rushing past our door. Gandhi Ashram was close enough for an unhurried morning visit, and the buffet breakfast's local dishes were a better start to the day than the usual continental spread we'd had elsewhere in the city.