We loved this old heritage property in a 300 year old city. Felt nostalgic as we had similar properties in our village which sadly been demolished and modern ones in their place! I love how this property has been refurbished and modern amenities added in for guests, with government funding. Beautiful halls inside which are being used for functions etc…when guests are not staying. We had a comfortable triple room, the single beds were little small for a bigger person but we were ok. It is noisy during the day if you open the windows but thats part of the experience. There were fans and AC in the room. However it was ideally suited to explore the old city. I spent half day walking around the city and saw so many temples and beautiful old heritage places. The manager was very helpful and the staff were friendly and thoughtful. We loved our Gujarati breakfast. The haveli does not provide other meals but you can order food online and they will provide dishes and cutlery. There is night market for street foods nearby. Just be careful with your belongings. The staff are happy to make tea/coffee when you want.

Down side was leakage in the shower block, and leaky water spray in the toilet. However these were fixable minor plumbing issues. There is parking issue as the old city has many narrow streets that are not suitable for cars. It is perfect if you use local rickshaws.

I stayed at this property twice with my group of travellers. The first visit was great. Mukesh, Mohan, Dattu were kind and helpful .

The second visit was not great, we felt like unexpected guests. Rooms were not well prepared to receive guests. The food was prepared for one of the owners and unpalatable for our western taste. The bathrooms with three beds require an upgrade.. drainage is not good. The guest bathroom on ground floor smells very strongly of moth balls.very unpleasant. Attention to detail required in all rooms, I requested fresh towels as the ones we had were gray and hard. Perhaps these youngsters need a few more hospitality skills.

We stayed here for 3 nights in November 2024. The room was perfect for three adults and the room facilities were great. Towels, products and fresh drinking water were provided daily. Mukesh and the team were absolutely fantastic - and no request was too much. They really treated us like guests in their home. The breakfast was absolutely fantastic, a variety of traditional Gujarati breakfasts everyday. The location of the Haveli is fantastic if you’re looking to shop in Manek Chowk - it’s a stones throw away from the clothes market and the nighttime food market. I would recommend arriving and departing before 9am - if arriving/ departing with luggage, as the street fills up after this time making it impossible to arrive/ depart by car.

The property is a Haveli which has been restored with modern facilities but keeping the original character. The bedroom was very comfortable and well equipped with everything we needed. Makesh and his staff were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. It is located in the old city within walking distance of the main sights. It was perfect for us but please be aware that it is an older building full of character in the bustle and noise of the old city not a modern chain hotel. Also don’t be worried if your pickup car stops in a street and a man opens the door to take your cases. Cars cannot reach the haveli so one of the staff meets the car and brings your cases to it.

Nothing

We loved our short stay at Diwanji Ni Haveli! The place is full of culture and has such an authentic charm—it really felt like stepping back in time. The location is perfect if you enjoy shopping and bargaining at the local markets. Just a heads-up: the streets are quite narrow, so you'll need to take a rickshaw to reach the haveli, but that just adds to the experience! The staff were amazing—so warm, helpful, and welcoming. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a unique and memorable stay.

The property is an important historic monument. It is a very special experience staying there. There are only three rooms in this sprawling 300 year old home. It is like staying in a living museum.

The house can be a challenge to get to unless you arrive before 9am or after 10pm. It is nestled in the center of Old Ahmedabad on a narrow and street. Unless you are arriving on foot, it’s best to have your taxi driver communicate with the manager of the house to direct them and/or meet them in the street (as he did in our case).

The history of the property is fascinating and how amazing the restoration has been. Its situated in the old area of Ahmedadad and there are options to join a historical tour (would recommend this so you get a feel of the surroundings) The decor is truly wonderful, the architecture and furnishings are stunning, you can feel the sense of history and will feel at peace staying here. The stairs are leading up to the property and also inside can be steep but the staff are willing and capable of carrying heavy cases (especially mine) and despite the noise from the traffic, once the doors are closed, it's very quiet. The hotel doesnt have a restaurant and breakfast is cooked to order which was tasty. All staff are friendly and attentive. Overall I felt extremely safe on my own and would highly recommend anyone to stay! p.s it's the most comfortable bed I think I've ever slept in! Thank you for looking after me!

The shower head was a bit crazy with the water spraying everywhere but still a good shower!

Hotel seemed surprisingly empty (not many spaces in hotel actually being used), but it has so many amazing architectural details to explore. Be sure to ask to see the well under the hotel. The hotel does require 15 minutes of unpleasant walking from where a car could drop one off. Would recommend leaving the car for a rickshaw that could reach hotel or at least get much closer. Breakfast in the courtyard was very pleasant, but the hotel freely admitted there was no good options for dinner within walking distance. Only street food that we didn't want to risk. Apparently sometimes the restaurant is open at the sister-property haveli across street and is supposed to be good. But as it was closed, we simply took a rickshaw to the sister hotel, House of MG. Food there is a good. We found that when coming back from House of MG to this hotel, our rickshaw struggled to find a route he could drive to our hotel and we had to walk through narrow alleyways in the dark avoiding motorcycles and strong-willed cow. But none of this should dissuade you from staying in a great property.

I wish the hotel could have arranged a walking tour to see historic city.

In a word EVERYTHING! This beautiful 300 year old Haveli is easily the most impressive place we have stayed in during our many trips to India. Mukesh & his FABULOUS team of Devising, Mohan Lal & Dattu looked after us like Royalty & the regality of this building also adds to that feeling. We were truly bowled over by the warmth of their hospitality, the great coffee & fantastic breakfast. I hate gushing but everything was just so perfect! Mukesh is extremely professional & accommodating & helped us with trips out to Patan & Modhera for the ancient steps & the Sun Temple. He also can arrange a heritage walking tour of the old city. None of these things will break the bank. The only sadness was having to leave the place .. we SHALL be back ❤️

No negatives whatsoever. 1st Class!

Beautifully restored Haveli, right in the heart of the old town. The Manager Mukesh is brilliant. He is so helpful, nothing is a problem. His team of 4 staff work tirelessly keeping the place clean and ready to help at any moment. The king size heritage room is fabulous. Mukesh brought us on a heritage walk around the old city. Fascinating to visit hidden temples and markets that we would not have found alone. He has a very good history of the area also. The night food market is only 5 minutes walk from the haveli and what an experience to taste all the local dishes. I would advise early booking as there are only 3 rooms in the Haveli.

Nothing.