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Debashish Khurana
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    If you’re only looking for a quick stay and want the museum as your first stop, ARTILLA INN is a solid pick because it’s only a minute’s walk from the Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya. The same walk takes you to the Sabarmati Riverfront, and you can easily hop over to Bhadra Fort in a short drive or taxi if you’re short on time. If you’d rather have a quieter spot with a bit more space, the 3 BY OYO Nami Residency is just a bit farther but still within a 10 minute walk to both the museum and the riverfront.

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