Svc INN

Property Highlights

The SVC Inn (Shri Vidhi Chand Dharmshala) is located in station bazaria adjacent to the DB mall in Gwalior and opposite to the railway station.The famous Gwalior fort is just 4.4 kilometres from the inn.

Pearl, the in-house restaurant at the hotel, serves a variety of dishes along with a bar. The property also has a casual dining place called Chaska, which provides chats, and Indian, and Chinese fast foods.

The property has 39 well-furnished smoke-free rooms measuring 180 sq feet with a king-sized bed and can accommodate 3 adults and 1 child.All the rooms have AC. In all the rooms guests can enjoy a flatscreen TV which has cable channels. Room service is provided to guests 24X7.Guests can avail of dry cleaning and laundry services available at the property. The daily newspaper is provided to guests in the room.Rooms have a tea/coffee maker. The rooms are soundproof. Intercom is available in the rooms. There is a clothes rack with hangars for the convenience of guests.Bathrooms are attached and have running hot and cold water 24X7. Free toiletries and slippers are available for guests in the room.The property rooms were given thumbs up by the travellers.

The property has a 24 X 7 front desk facility. Pearl has a multicuisine restaurant that serves Indian, Mughlai, Chinese, and continental food.It has a garden and lawn area for the guests to sit outside. There is also a terrace within the property.The property has safety measures in place like CCTV surveillance. The hotel staff can organize tours and trekking for the guests.Guests can hire bikes at the inn. There is free self-parking available at the hotel. Guests get free WiFi at the property.There is a provision for luggage storage. Public restrooms are available in the inn. The hotel has a power backup generator

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Activities & Nearby Attractions

• Gujari mahal (4.5 kilometres), Surya Mandir (4.8 kilometres), Sarod Ghar (5 kilometres), Jai Villas Palace (2.7 kilometres)
• Guests could go for a day trip to the Gopachal Parvat (7.2 kilometres), a historical Jain temple cut out from rocks.