Welcome to Hotel Radhika
Deluxe Double Bed
Our Delux Rooms are spread over an area of 144 Sq.ft. and have been designed using a combination of soothing interiors. There air-conditioned rooms have colorful paintings and some of the other amenities available are complimentary Wi-Fi, Tea kettle, chairs with table, side tables and a flat-screen TV and and electronic safe.
Executive Triple Bed
Designed for a group of 3-4 people to live together, these spacious rooms are perfect for an accommodation in Dwarka. They have King Size beds with an option to arrange extra beds. They are spread over an area of 196 sq. ft., and some of the ohter amenities available are complimentary Wi-Fi, Mini Bar, Tea kettle, chairs with table, side tables and a flat-screen TV and an electronic safe.
Executive Double Bed
With an area of 168 sq. ft., these rooms are designed keeping in mind luxury and the comfort of our guests who need to wind up the day after exploring this religious city. Elegant interiors, attractive paintings adorn the room's décor. The Executive Room's are equipped with amenities available are complimentary Wi-Fi, Tea kettle, chairs with table, side table and a flat-screen TV and an electronic safe.
Suite Room
With an area of 448 sq. ft, these rooms are designed keeping in mind luxury and the comfort of our guests who need to wind up the day after exploring this religious city. Elegant interiors, attractive paintings adorn the room's décor with the city view from the balcony. The suites are equipped with amenities such as and electronic safe, Mini Bar, Tea kettle, LCD TV and so forth.
About Dwarka City and Dwarkadhish Temple
The main draw for tourists coming to Dwarka, the Dwarkadhish Temple (Jagat Mandir), is believed to have been established more than 2500 years ago by Lord Krishna’s great grandson, Vajranabh. The ancient temple has been renovated several times, especially leaving imprints of 16th and 19th centuries. The temple stands on a small hill accessed by 50 plus steps, with heavily sculptured walls that cocoon the sanctum with the main Krishna idol. Around the complex lie other smaller shrines.
Dwarka on the western tip of the Kathiawar Peninsula is clubbed with the holiest sites in India – the Char Dhams that include Badrinath, Puri and Rameshwaram. The temple was established by his grandson. It is at the cusp of the Gomti River and the Arabian Sea, providing a scenic backdrop to the spiritual site. It is said that Dwarka was submerged under the sea six times and what we see now is its seventh avatar. The temple itself has a fascinating legend.