Directions Guide

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad lies about fifty eight kilometres from the hotel, roughly one hour by car via the expressway. Vadodara airport, about fifty kilometres south, is a useful alternative with domestic flights. The hotel can arrange paid transfers for both, which is convenient after late arrivals.

Nadiad Junction railway station sits on the main Mumbai to Ahmedabad line, served by many express trains, while Anand station, about seventeen kilometres away, also has frequent connections. From either station, auto rickshaws and taxis reach the hotel quickly. Booking train tickets in advance is advisable during festivals.

The Ahmedabad to Vadodara Expressway passes close to Nadiad, making road travel fast and convenient. Driving times to Ahmedabad and Vadodara are around one hour each outside peak traffic. Toll charges apply on the expressway.

Within Nadiad, auto rickshaws are the main transport and are inexpensive. Agreeing on the fare before the ride avoids misunderstandings, since meters are rarely used. Ride hailing coverage is limited compared with larger cities.

State buses run by GSRTC connect Nadiad with Dakor, Anand, Ahmedabad and Vadodara frequently. They are cheap and practical for day trips, though crowded during festivals.

For trips to Dakor, Karamsad or the Amul plant, hiring a car with driver for half a day is the most comfortable option. The hotel reception can arrange vehicles and recommend reliable drivers.

During pilgrimage seasons such as the Dakor full moon days, roads around Nadiad become crowded with walking pilgrims. Planning travel outside these peak days saves time.