Varanasi Hotel Guide - Sri Annapoorani Devi Temple hotels in Varanasi, India.

"Had a wonderful stay - was a little concerned, we had to shift to a cycle rickshaw, and hotel staff carried our bags through narrow alleys for about a km - but when we got inside, it was quaint & pretty, great view of Ganga from our balcony - Chausatti ghat is steps from the hotel, climb down to the river. Dasashwamedh ghat, where they do the Ganga Aarathi is literally 10 minutes by walk - we were there 3 nights, and saw Aarathi up close every night. Hotel staff was extremely helpful, wonderful manager, Neeraj was great - they arranged Pooja and Darshan at the main temple, we zipped trough queues, next day they arranged a trip to various other temples and Saranath- they also helped into a tuk-tuk at 4:30 AM to catch a 6:00 AM train "

"This is the closest spot one can find near the temple. However the rooms are very average and not very comfortable. The room size is very small. The staff is not very responsive. This hotel is great for location but for everything else it is very average. There is shopping option and food option in the temple complex, but it is still some amount of walking. The hotel does not provide any type of room service, not even chai. It is good for main temple darshan, but if you truly want to explore varanasi food, shopping and rest of the temples, you still have to walk in narrow lanes outside the temple complex. Overall I recommend this place for its proximity to the main temple. "

"Excellent stay excellent vibes and worth spending"

"Amazing place "

"Excellent service with courteous staff. "

""The hotel location is excellent, offering easy access to the ghats and temple. The rooms were modern, luxurious, and well-maintained, the staff's his and quick service truly elevated our stay.""

"Hotel is inside the corridor area and little inside from main road. You have to walk 300-400m to get auto for anywhere due to restrictions by govt."

"Overall place was good!"

"This property is right next to Gate 4 of the temple"