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Savour history, dive into Ahmedabad's rich legacy
The Sunday Guardian
|March 23, 2025
At the heart of Ahmedabad, a vibrant city steeped in history, lies jüSTa Diwans Bungalow, a stunning boutique hotel that seamlessly marries the timeless allure of a 150-year-old ancestral home with contemporary grace.
The hotel, skilfully transformed from architect IM Kadri's family estate, offers guests a unique glimpse into Gujarat's architectural legacy while providing luxurious accoutrements and a rich cultural experience.
With each of its eight bespoke rooms named after family members, this abode is as much a homage to lineage as it is an exquisite retreat.
REVIVING ARCHITECTURAL ELEGANCE: A FEEL OF THE PAST
Walking through the corridors is like stepping into a beautifully preserved time capsule.
The well-worn wooden doors and intricate stained glass windows narrate stories of a bygone era, inviting you to relish the charm of colonial Gujarat.
This grand property, originally built in the 1860s, has undergone thoughtful restorations that honour its historical significance while integrating modern amenities.Throughout the hotel, guests will notice the careful curation of heirloom artifacts, from vintage perfume bottles to enchanting portraits that evoke nostalgia.
Architect IM Kadri's meticulous approach to restoration infuses a renewed vibrancy into the space—every nook and cranny has been smartly utilized like creating delightful reading corners.
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