Solapur Shri Solapur Gujarati Mitra Mandal Room
Solapur Shri Solapur Gujarati Mitra Mandal Room
Solapur Shri Solapur Gujarati Mitra Mandal Room
23/24, Murarji Peth, Swa Ratilal Patel Sankul, Wadilal Jivan Desai Gujarat Bhawan, Gangjibhai Shah Marg, Solapur, Maharashtra - 413002
| Name | Inclusions | Contribution | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bed Non AC Room (Only for Gujarati Samaj Members) |
|
Rs.600.00 | |
| 2 Bed AC Room (Only for Gujarati Samaj Members) |
|
Rs.900.00 | |
| 2 Bed AC Room And 2 Mattress (Only for Gujarati Samaj Members) |
|
Rs.1,400.00 | |
| Community Non AC Hall (Common Let Bath) (Only for Gujarati Samaj Members) |
|
Rs.2,400.00 | |
| Community AC Hall (Common Let Bath)(Only for Gujarati Samaj Members) |
|
Rs.3,500.00 | |
Located 1.2 km from the Solapur Central bus stand. Shri Solapur Gujarati Mitra Mandal offers two-bedded AC and non-AC rooms, as well as dormitory accommodation for Gujarati Samaj members. Parking space for vehicles is available.
You also get other amenities like a lift, hot water and clean drinking water, making it a good choice for your stay at affordable prices. The check-in and check-out times are 24 hours.
Solapur is Maharashtra’s fifth-largest city. The name Solapur is a combination of two words - Sola which means sixteen and Pur which means town. Solapur is a merger of sixteen villages in that area. The Siddheshwar temple is an important religious destination and is particularly revered by the town people.
For Solapur room booking, you can contact us at YatraDham.Org.
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1. It is mandatory for all the guests to present valid photo identification at the time of check-in. According to government regulations, a valid Photo ID has to be carried by every person above the age of 18. Unmarried couples are strictly not allowed. Guests residing in the same city are not allowed.
2. Please note that this might be the Dharmshala / Bhavan / Ashram / Sanatorium. Yatris has to accept & comply with all their rules/terms & conditions to ensure that all can have a stay truly to a very sanctimonious spiritual experience for all.
3. Dharmshala / Bhavan / Ashram / Sanatorium management has also the right of refusal of entry if the booking is in violation of their rules. No refund would be applicable in case they deny check-in under such circumstances.
4. The standard check-in time and check-out time is mentioned on the page. Please make your reservation accordingly as early check-in or late check-out might not be possible.
5. Please note that almost all the rooms/halls have a certain capacity for the guests/room, it is mentioned on the page. This limit is strictly followed.
6. There are Dharmshala / Bhavan / Ashram / Sanatorium which can be booked only for the Yatris following principles of a certain religion. It is clearly mentioned for each room type.
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