Hotell i Bāra

“Little far from Temple but staff are very nice”

“A great little hotel for big events like weddings so on. We found the rooms small but comfortable and clean. Nicely situated on a main road between airport and Boydgaya. Any foreign visitors beware. The tu-tu from hotel to market (Domuhan) costs 10 ruppies for locals but 100 for you. There are no bus, uber or ola, so figure this in your budget. If you fancy Indian curry the resort's own restaurant could step in competently. When we were there it chaotic and dusty outside deal to heavy road works...

“Ive travelled to more than 60 countries and have slept at many hotels in India. This was by far the worst hotel experience I ever had. Problems with the hotel: The rooms are unbearingly cold (we stayed there in January) We had no hot Water in our room (we talked to the management but they didnt fix it). However, my friend had hot water for short periods. Also, the management kept sneaking outside his door turning off his water heater (the button was outside the room) all the time....

“Bad”

“Great for Bodh Gaya. The nicest and most trustworthy staff, they helped with everything! Definitely a good spot near the Maha Bodhi Temple ”

“Staff support was excellent, but over-promised on hot water, toilet paper, and early breakfast. The rooms are fine, with good location near main sites, but located right on a road with trucks and loud scooters going by. Towel, plastic sandals, and hot water pot were provided. ”

“This place is an oasis near Bodh Gaya. I ended up picking Marasa Sarovar based on the photos and price and was a bit surprised that the photos did not overstate how amazing this property is. I also regularly ate at the on-site restaurant and loved the food here. I loved staying here and will come back next time I'm in Bodh Gaya. One thing to note is the location is a bit isolated from the center of town so you will have to rely on being driven. ”