Shirdi – Home Of Sai

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One common thing you will notice is that most of the hotel names have the words ‘Sai Baba’ or ‘Sai’ included since Shirdiis an important spiritual town of the enigmatic ShriSai Baba in Ahmednagar district in Maharashtra. Some of the most common and popular hotel names that can come to your mind are Hotel Sai Baba International, Hotel Celebrations SaiSanjivani, Hotel Ashoka Executive, Hotel Sujal Heritage, Hotel Sai Miracle Inn, Hotel St. Laurn Meditation and Spa, Hotel Sai Regency, Hotel Kala Sai, Hotel SaiAditya Palace, Hotel Sai Tara Inn, and many more.
Stay in Close Proximity To The Temple
All these hotels in Shirdi are located at a few minutes distance from the temple. Most of the hotels are that close. Thousands of devotees throng at ShriSaibabaMandir every day. On Thursdays the rush at times even doubles since this is the main day for ShriSai Baba’s worship. Shirdi is a small town visited by a large number of international tourists. To suit their needs, most of the hotels ensure that the best of facilities and amenities are ...
... provided to tourists for a comfortable stay at Shirdi.
Almost every tourist is sure to get touched by the fervor and loyalty of ShriSai Baba’s disciples. For many faiths in the world the teachings and life of Sai Baba have proved to be a wonderful solace. Sai Baba is believed to be Lord Shiva’s incarnation and for the uplifting people who are deprived, he had spent his entire life. Besides this main temple at Shirdi, there are numerous other Sai Baba temples spread across the country and even abroad.
Within the range of theShirdi hotels , there are a number of attractions for tourists including the Ramakund, Samadhi Mandir, Alandi, SaibabaSansthan Temple, Ellora Caves, Nasik City, and also the Pandavleni Caves. Tourists are provided with the most exquisite services at many of the hotels for people not having a very high budget. For those having the money, there are many plush and luxurious hotels as well in Shirdi.