Hotel Policies

Goods and service tax (GST) is applicable in accordance with the prescribed tax rates. The hotel can only provide an estimate of taxes at the time of reservation. Taxes are subject to change without prior notice.

• Room price up to INR 7500 = 12% GST
• Room price from INR 7501 and above = 18% GST
• Outdoor catering: 18% GST
• Restaurant services: 18% GST

This hotel does not allow pets, with the exception of service animals. 

Upon check-in, an authorization request will be placed on your credit or debit card in an amount equal to the cost of the room, tax and incidental charges for the length of your stay (up to seven nights). If your stay exceeds seven nights, an additional authorization may be requested for the entire amount of your stay (room, tax and incidentals). Upon checkout, your payment card will be charged for the actual amount incurred during your stay. 

We levy a nominal service charge of 5% on our bills to share among our staff as an appreciation for their service and efforts to give you cherished experiences.

This is discretionary and if you are not satisfied for any reason, please share with us your feedback to help us improve or revoke the service charges.

Note, this is to help you make an informed decision when you pay your bill.

Gujarat has a sumptuary law in force that proscribes the manufacture, storage, sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages. The legislation has been in force since 1 May 1960.

1. Any person wanting to hold and use neutral spirit for any medicinal, industrial, scientific, educational or any other similar purpose shall make an application for a license to the Collector, or any officer duly authorized to grant licences in that behalf. 

2. The application contains the following particulars, namely: 

• Name and Address of the petitioner;
• Place where the neutral spirit will be kept and consumed;
• Quantity of the neutral spirit to be consumed per month;
• The purpose for which neutral spirit is required and the use it will be put to;
• If the petitioner held any neutral spirit permit in the year immediately before the date of the application and if so, the number of the permit and the quantity sanctioned;
• The period for which the licence is required;
• Registration number of the petitioner if he/she is a registered medical practitioner.

3. On receipt of the application: 
     (i) If the petitioner is a registered medical practitioner and the quantity of neutral spirit applied for does not exceed one quart bottle per month, the petitioner shall be granted a licence in Form R.S. I; 
    (ii) If the petitioner is any other person or if the petitioner being a registered medical practitioner has applied for the quantity of neutral spirit exceeding that specified in clause (i), the Collector or the authorized officer shall make such inquiries as he deems necessary and if he is satisfied that there is no objection to grant the petitioner the licence applied for, he may grant him a licence in Form R.S. II. 
   (iii) A licence under sub-rule (1) may be granted on payment of the fees specified below:- 
        (a) For a licence in Form R.S.I. 50 
        (b) For a licence in Form R.S.II, where the quantity of neutral spirit to be possessed and used per quarter - 
             does not exceed 6 quart bottles 100 
             exceeds 6 quart bottles but doesn't exceed 25 litres 500 
             exceeds 25 litres but doesn't exceed 250 litres 1000 
             exceeds 250 litres but doesn't exceed 1000 litres 1500 
             exceeds 1000 litres but doesn't exceed 5000 litres 2500 
             exceeds 5000 litres 5000

Provided that in the case of a registered medical practitioner or any other person in charge of a Government, Municipal, Local Board or Educational Institution or in charge of a charitable hospital or dispensary, a licence in Form R.S.I or R.S.II may be granted on payment of a fee of Rs. 100/- only per annum: Provided that for the purpose of charging the fee specified in the foregoing provision, the fraction of a year shall be reckoned as one complete year.

4. No licence in Form R.S.II shall be granted for a quantity of neutral spirit exceeding 5 litres per month unless the petitioner has executed a bond in Form “A” for Rs.1000/- for the proper observance of the provisions of the Act, the rules, regulation and order made there under and the conditions of the licence:

Provided that the execution of such a bond shall not be necessary by a petitioner requiring neutral spirit on behalf of Government, Municipal or Local Board Institutions or educational Institution for teaching and research work, if a written undertaking is given on behalf of such institution for the proper observance of the provisions of the Act and the rules, regulation and order made there under and the conditions of the licence.

5. (i) No licence in Form R.S.I. or R.S.II shall be granted for a period exceeding one year at a time and in no case shall such period extend beyond 31st March next following the date of the commencement of the licence:

Provided that a licence in Form R.S.I. or a licence in Form R.S.II which is applied for by a registered medical practitioner may be granted or renewed for a period not exceeding three years at a time but not beyond 31st March of the third year from the date of the commencement of the licence.

(ii) No such licence shall be granted to a minor.

6. (i) The licencee holding a licence in Form R.S.I shall not obtain his supply of neutral spirit except from a licencee holding a sale licence in Form R.S.VI. 

(ii) The licencee holding a licence in Form R.S.II shall not obtain his supply of neutral spirit except from: 

(1) a Government distillery or warehouse; or  
(2) a licenced distillery or warehouse in the State of Gujarat; or  
(3) a Distillery or warehouse in any part of India outside the State of Gujarat; or  
(4) a licencee holding a sale licence in Form R.S.VI.

7. The licencee shall not use neutral spirit except at the place specified in his licence and except in his own presence or in the presence of any other person duly authorized by him in writing in this behalf: 

Provided that a licencee holding a licence in Form R.S.I may, subject to the provisions of his licence, use neutral spirit in any place in the State of Gujarat.

8. The licencee shall not consume or allow to be consumed any neutral spirit possessed by him under the licence.

9. Deleted.

10. (i) No licencee shall use neutral spirit for industrial purposes except on the recommendation of the Director of Industries and in the manner and to the extent recommended by him. The neutral spirit recommended by the Director of Industries shall be used subject to such conditions as may be imposed by the Director of Excise and Prohibition in that regard. 

(ii) The Director of Excise and Prohibition may appoint such excise staff for supervision over the use of neutral spirit as he deems necessary.

11. No licencee shall use neutral spirit for educational or scientific purposes, except on the recommendation of the Director of Public Instruction or the Educational Inspector or any other departmental head approved by the Director of Excise and Prohibition in that behalf.

12. A. The holder of the licence in Form R.S.II shall maintain the accounts of neutral spirit including absolute alcohol in Form R.S.IIA. The account shall be plainly and correctly written daily in a bound book, paged and stamped with the seal of the Collector, Superintendent of Prohibition and Excise or as the case may be, the District Inspector of Prohibition and Excise. The licencee shall by the 7th day of every month, furnish to the Superintendent or as the case may be, District Inspector of Prohibition & Excise, the monthly return in Form R.S. II–B in respect of neutral spirit (including absolute alcohol) received, used and held in balance during the previous month.

13. The premises of the licencee holding a licence in Form R.S.I or R.S.II, the neutral spirit kept therein and the licence shall, at all times, be open to inspection by the Collector or any Prohibition and Excise or Police Officer not below the rank of a Sub- Inspector or by any other officer empowered under section 77 of the Act who may be deputed by the Collector or the Superintendent of Prohibition and Excise in this behalf.

14. The licencee holding a licence in Form R.S.II, if he is not a registered medical practitioner, shall keep in his premises a visit book, paged and stamped with the seal of the Collector or the Mamlatdar or the Mahalkari or any other Officer authorized in that behalf by the Collector, in which visiting officers may record their remarks when inspecting the premises.

 15. (1) The licencee shall abide by the provisions of the Act and the rules, regulation and orders made there under and also by all the conditions of the licence which may be imposed by the State Government at the time of granting the licence or at any time during the currency of the licence and shall give an undertaking to that effect. 

(2) The licence may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the provisions of sections 54 or 56 of the Act. 

(3) In case the licence is suspended or cancelled during the currency of the licence period or is not renewed on its expiry, the licencee shall forthwith surrender to the Collector the whole of his unused stock of neutral spirit.

Online registration for the liquor permit 
http://eps.gpeonline.co.in/HowsItWorksForm.aspx