Date of stay: 1 night April 2013 Type of stay: Independent travel primarily by car on a two person tourist trip for nearly a month in Gujarat, Rajastan, Agra and Delhi Our budget: Medium to high depending on availability in the towns we were staying. Service: Generally good. Quick email correspondence in advance and arranged a preferential rate. They arranged... More

Definitely over rated in terms of it being a heritage property, it is definitely an old haveli but other than that there is not much to it. The room that we got to stay was dark and had to be artificially lighted up through the day, there was no natural light at all. There was no freshness to the room... More

My first overnight stay in ahmedabad. Was simply blown over by the ROYALTY. Saw the top 15 hotels on this website and chose House of MG. Located in a very busy area but once inside you will forget about the noise and commotion outside. Massive rooms and bathroom.. elegantly classic! Made me feel like a Maharaja and was treated just... More

A bit like a Portuguese posada. Not the best location for business, but there are so many upsides. Staff with good English. Generous spaces for just sitting or reading; whatever. Great spacious rooms. Nice dinner terrace.

This has to be one of the most interesting Indian buildings to stay in as a city hotel - and one of the most comfortable. Quietly elegant rather than luxurious, our spacious grand deluxe suite (we were upgraded from a deluxe on arrival) had two 4-poster beds complete with gauze netting and a delightful swing seat as well as comfortable... More

Our second and third stay at the House of MG allowed us to confirm our first impressions. This is an absolutely marvellous hotel, unlike any other we know. Think of it as an oasis of generous peace in the heart of the city. The rooms are wonderful, amazingly spacious and thoughtfully furnished Instead of mindless opulence, the hotel has a... More

Magnificent historic and beautiful hotel in the heart of ahmedabad. The rooms are spacious and beautifully turned out, staff are helpful though can be a little tip hungry. The restaurant served some of the best food I have had in India which is saying a lot, particularly the exquisite rooftop thali. The swimming pool is nice enough but was a... More

Ahmedabad is a frenetic city, and we chose to stay here primarily because it is a port of entry to India. The House of MG is very much in the centre of this chaotic capital of Gujarat, but is an interesting and thoughtfully renovated building with enough comfort but without detracting from its character. It is not a cheap option,... More

With a week in Ahmedabad, I wasn't about to spend the entire time in a big, western "chain hotel" twenty minutes from the old city, where I planned on spending many hours. But despite the number of Ahmedabad's incomparably-fascinating old "haveli" mansions, few have been turned into proper hotels, and House of MG seems to be the main game in... More