Hyatt Ahmedabad
Year-round pool, minutes from Vastrapur Lake
About this hotel
Hyatt Ahmedabad pairs luxurious rooms, air-conditioning, private bathrooms and comfortable workspaces as standard, with a genuinely broad wellness offering: a spa, sauna, fitness centre, open-air bath and a year-round outdoor swimming pool. Beauty treatments, a steam room and wellness packages give the property a resort feel unusual for a business-corridor address. The restaurant's Indian, Japanese, Korean and international menu covers more ground than most Ahmedabad hotels, with continental, American and vegetarian breakfast options alongside local specialities and fresh pastries. Vastrapur Lake sits just six hundred meters away, a genuine walking-distance evening option, while IIM Ahmedabad is a sixteen-minute walk and Gandhi Ashram and Sardar Patel Stadium both reachable from this base. Couples have rated the two-person-trip location among the highest in the city.
- Year-round outdoor pool
- Spa and open-air bath
- Multi-cuisine restaurant
Our take
Hyatt Ahmedabad suits travelers who want a genuine spa and wellness stay alongside walking-distance access to Vastrapur Lake and IIM Ahmedabad. It is a strong leisure-business crossover pick, particularly for anyone prioritizing pool and spa time over a rooftop-specific bar or nightlife scene found elsewhere across the city and its towers.
- ✓Walk to Vastrapur Lake in the evening, just six hundred meters, for an easy after-dinner outing.
- ✓Book a spa treatment or the open-air bath during a free afternoon between meetings.
- ✓Try the Japanese or Korean menu options at the restaurant for a change from typical hotel dining.
Why we love it
- Six hundred meters from Vastrapur Lake
- Year-round outdoor pool with open-air bath
- Spa, sauna and wellness packages
- Indian, Japanese and Korean dining options
Why guests love itWe walked to Vastrapur Lake most evenings, the six-hundred-meter distance making it an easy habit rather than a planned outing. The spa's open-air bath was a genuine highlight after a hot day of sightseeing, and dinner one night at the Japanese menu option was a welcome change from the Indian food we'd eaten most of the trip so far that week.