Damjis, Ahmedabad

Damjis Hotel Description

The 5-year-old Damjis offers all facilities required for a comfortable and pleasant stay. Its location in the heart of the city allows guests the convenience of proximity to all business and recreational establishments.

Rooms
The 24 well appointed air conditioned rooms at Damjis are categorised as Executive, Deluxe and Suite. Each room is equipped with a double bed, cushioned chairs with centre table, direct dial telephone, cable television, cupboard and luggage rack. While the Executive rooms are smaller in size, the Suites are spacious with a separate dressing room and feature additional amenities like mini refrigerator and full length mirror. Washroom amenities are common across categories and include soap, shampoo, shower cap and continuous supply of hot and cold water. While all washrooms feature a telephone extension, the washrooms in Deluxe rooms have a bathtub as well.

Dining
Spice, the vegetarian multi cuisine restaurant at Damjis serves gastronomic delights ranging from Indian, Chinese and Continental cuisines to regional flavours. While breakfast (7 am - 11 am), lunch (11 am - 3 pm) and dinner (7 pm - 11 pm) are served at fixed timings, snacks and beverages are available round the clock through room service. Guests can also enjoy their meals in the comfort of their rooms.

Services & Facilities
Conference/banquet facilities at the hotel are Lakshya a conference cum board room with a capacity of 30-35 while larger functions can be held in the banquet hall, Sarambh, which can accommodate 80-100 guests in a theatre style seating arrangement. Other facilities available at Damjis include airport/railway station transfers (Rs. 350 each way), car rental service, doctor on call, laundry service and parking.

Location
Damjis lies in the heart of the city, 6 kilometres away from the railway station and 8 kilometres away from the airport. It enjoys proximity to all commercial hubs and shopping areas of Ahmedabad.

Area Attractions

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (9 Km)

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport is 10 kilometres north of Ahmedabad city and has both domestic and international flights. Connected with all major cities, it offers snack bars, shopping and facilities for the physically challenged.

Railway Station (4 Km)

One of the six operating divisions of the Western Railway, Ahmedabad is connected to all the major cities of India. The Ahmedabad Railway Station and Maninagar Railway Station are the main terminals for the city.

CG Road (1 Km)

One of the main roads in Ahmedabad, CG Road was remade in the 90’s after which the road turned into a major financial hub. Today, it houses many major malls, restaurants and shopping centres.

Indian Institute of Management (4 Km)

The second IIM to be established in India in 1961, this educational institution is rated the most prestigious management school in the country.

Sabarmati Ashram (1 Km)

Popular with tourists, this was once the house of Mahatma Gandhi founded by him in 1915. It lies on a tranquil stretch of the Sabarmati River and now houses a handicrafts centre, a handmade paper factory and a spinning wheel factory.

Ellis Bridge (3 Km)

This major landmark structure in the city is an artery of public transport across the Sabarmati River. Modern extensions have been constructed on either side of the original bridge to support heavy traffic.

Kankaria Lake (7 Km)

A perfect place to see the sunset, this polygon lake offers pleasant walks, a recreational place and an island garden. Attracting good birdlife, a huge zoo, aquarium and children’s park stands by the lake. It was created in 1451 by Sultan Qutubuddin.

Khanpur (2 Km)

A residential area on the outskirts of the city, the neighbourhood of Khanpur also houses commercial outlets.

Akshardham Temple (36 Km)

The Akshardham Temple is located in Gandhinagar, 20 kilometres from Ahmedabad. With a blend of traditional sandstone carving and state of the art technologies like fibre optics and sound & light shows, it is one of the finest modern temples in India.

Jumma Masjid (6 Km)

Referred to as ‘the most beautiful mosque of the East’, it is an astounding example of Indo–Saracenic architecture. It took 13 years to complete and is constructed around a pool. Supported by 210 slim pillars, it caters separately for men and women.