Hotel Royal Treat

Hotel Royal Treat is a 3-star, budget hotel located at 7/4267,4268, Suthar Falia, Surat, in the Railway Station and Ring Road belt of Surat, Gujarat, India, the commercial heart of the city. Surat Railway Station, a major stop on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad main line, anchors the district, and the surrounding lanes hold textile markets, wholesale traders, small eateries and a steady flow of business visitors. Auto-rickshaws and city buses leave from the station forecourt, and the old walled-city quarter with its bazaars lies a short ride away. The property is listed in the Railway Station / Ring Road part of the city, which makes it a practical base for visitors whose plans centre on train travel and the bazaars. Distances to Surat Railway Station and the main roads are best confirmed with the hotel when booking, because Surat traffic can change journey times considerably between morning and evening peaks. Facilities recorded for the hotel include free internet access, a transfer service, on-site parking, an on-site restaurant or bar and facilities listed for guests with disabilities. Exact room categories are not documented in the listing, so visitors should expect standard rooms in the usual Indian hotel format and should confirm the room type, bed configuration and inclusions directly before arrival. An on-site restaurant or bar is listed, which is convenient for breakfast or an evening meal after a day in the city. Gujarati cuisine, with its sweet-leaning dal, farsan snacks and thali meals, is the norm in Surat, and local specialties such as locho, undhiyu in winter and ghari sweets are widely available at eateries nearby. Rates are indicated from roughly INR 1,820 per night, placing the hotel in the $ price band for Surat; prices move with season, weekday business demand and local festival weeks, so the figure is an indication rather than a quote. Service at hotels of this type in Surat is typically geared towards business travellers, visiting families and transit guests, with front-desk staff able to help with local taxis, auto-rickshaws and onward rail or bus bookings. Visitors with specific requirements such as early check-in, airport pick-up or late arrival are advised to arrange them in advance, and to carry government-issued photo identification, which Indian hotels require at check-in. The hotel makes a straightforward base for exploring Surat's textile markets, the Tapi riverfront, Dumas beach and the historic quarters of the old city, and for onward travel through Gujarat.