The House of MG- A Heritage Hotel, Ahmedabad

Had a wonderful dining experience at Agashiye. The rooftop heritage ambiance, traditional Gujarati hospitality, and authentic unlimited thali make this place truly unforgettable. Every dish was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully served with attention to detail. The staff was warm and courteous, adding to the overall royal experience. Perfect place to enjoy authentic Gujarati cuisine in the heart of Ahmedabad. Highly recommended for food lovers and anyone wanting a cultural dining experience! ’’’’’’’?

Excellent property Got a glimpse of staying in a royal householdIn house restaurant food is exceptionally goodAgashiye serves very sumptuous authentic Gujarati cuisine

Family • India • May 2026

The Green House - The House of MG, and it continues to be one of the best places to enjoy authentic food in the city.The menu truly stands out’almost every dish is thoughtfully prepared and full of flavor. While it is a bit on the expensive side, it’s completely justified given the heritage ambiance, quality of food, and the overall experience. Being part of The House of MG, it also attracts tourists, which adds to its charm.The indoor pool setting is absolutely mind-blowing and creates a very unique dining atmosphere. Since it’s close to my office, I visit regularly, and it never disappoints.Today, I tried the cold coffee with vanilla ice cream’total satisfaction! A perfect blend and very refreshing.If you’re looking for authentic Gujarati food and snacks, this place is a must-visit. Even their packed lunch menu is excellent in taste and quality.They also serve infused water with cucumber and lemon, which is a great touch. It’s not just refreshing but also has health benefits’helps in digestion, keeps you hydrated, and gives a light detox feel. A small detail, but it really enhances the overall dining experience.Overall: A heritage dining experience worth every visit.

The House of MG is less a conventional hotel and more a lived-in heritage residence, where history feels present rather than preserved behind glass. Originally built in 1924 as a private mansion, the property has been thoughtfully restored into a boutique hotel that retains its architectural character while integrating modern comforts with restraint.From a luxury traveller’s perspective, the sense of arrival is immediate and distinct. The energy of the old city gives way to a calm, inward-looking courtyard framed by carved wood, vintage textiles, and period detailing. The hotel remains intimate in scale, with individually styled rooms that are spacious, high-ceilinged, and reflective of its residential origins rather than standardised luxury formats.Service is warm and personal, leaning away from rigid formality. Interactions feel genuine, often extending into thoughtful recommendations and subtle gestures that enhance the overall stay. There is a quiet attentiveness that aligns well with the property’s character.Dining is integral to the experience, particularly the rooftop restaurant Agashiye, where traditional Gujarati cuisine is presented with care and authenticity. Across the property, food feels rooted and contextual rather than designed for spectacle.Amenities such as a small indoor pool, wellness offerings, and curated textile elements add depth without distracting from the heritage narrative.This is not luxury defined by scale or extravagance. Instead, it is immersive, textural, and culturally grounded’best suited for travellers who value character, intimacy, and a strong sense of place.

The rooms are excellent, the restaurants wonderful and the staff exceptional. A special mention to Urvesh and Azim Khan at the front desk, who ensured that the guests got the best of service and attention

Solo Traveller • Canada • Mar 2026