Non-AC Common Hall
Simple dormitory-style hall for Varkaris and groups on a budget — clean bedding, fans and shared washrooms.
- Shared dormitory
- Shared washrooms
- Fresh bedding
₹500
per person
Shree Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan
Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas.Rest for the pilgrim’s heart.
Clean, affordable room booking about 1.5 km from Shri Vitthal Rukmini Mandir, steps from the Chandrabhaga ghats — with daily Mahaprasad and warm seva for every devotee.
4.8 / 5 from devotees~1.5 km to Vitthal Rukmini MandirPure-veg Mahaprasad dailyRooms from ₹500
The flagship
Made for the Wari. Open all year.
Our Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas is the heart of the Sansthan’s seva — a devotee-first stay in the town of Panduranga, run in the spirit of seva rather than commerce.
1.5 km
to Shri Vitthal Rukmini Mandir
₹500+
tariffs from, per person
4.8 ★
rated by visiting devotees
2 meals
pure-veg Mahaprasad every day
Rooms & tariffs
A room for every devotee.
Contribution rates at the Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas. Every room is cleaned daily; Mahaprasad is served separately through the day.
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Most booked2-Bed Non-AC Room
Private non-AC room for two devotees with attached bath and hot water — a peaceful base for Vitthal darshan.
- Sleeps 2
- Attached bath
- Hot water
₹1,250
per night
PremiumAC Deluxe Room
Air-conditioned deluxe room with modern comforts — ideal for families visiting for Ashadhi or Kartiki Ekadashi.
- Sleeps 2
- AC + premium linen
- Attached bath
₹2,050
per night
Booking is by phone or WhatsApp only. Full room details & timings
Our locations
One Sansthan. Seven holy kshetras.
From the flagship at Pandharpur to our branch near the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga, every Bhakt Niwas offers the same clean rooms, Sattvik food and unhurried seva.
Pandharpur
Solapur, Maharashtra
The flagship Bhakt Niwas — about 1.5 km from Shri Vitthal Rukmini Mandir, steps from the Chandrabhaga ghats.
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Omkareshwar
Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh
Branch Bhakt Niwas near the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga and the sacred Narmada ghats, on Mamleshwar Road.
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Trimbakeshwar
Nashik, Maharashtra
Stay near the Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga at the foot of Brahmagiri hill, where the Godavari rises.
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Alandi
Pune, Maharashtra
A calm base near the Sanjeevan Samadhi Mandir of Sant Dnyaneshwar Mauli, on the Indrayani river.
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Girada
Washim, Maharashtra
A quiet Bhakt Niwas in the devotional heartland of Vidarbha, in Washim district.
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Adgaon
Washim, Maharashtra
Peaceful pilgrim accommodation in rural Vidarbha, serving devotees of the Washim region.
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Shegaon
Buldhana, Maharashtra
The samadhi kshetra of Shri Gajanan Maharaj — served by the Shegaon Sansthan's own website.
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Branch spotlight
Omkareshwar. On the island of Om.
Our branch Bhakt Niwas on Mamleshwar Road in Brahmapuri keeps you a short walk from the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga and the Narmada ghats — with AC and Non-AC rooms, Sattvik meals and guidance for darshan and parikrama.
About the Sansthan
Seva first. Always.
Shree Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan runs Bhakt Niwas pilgrim houses in the spirit of the great saint of Shegaon — simple, clean and honest accommodation so that a devotee’s mind stays on darshan, not logistics.
More than ten thousand devotees stay with us every year across Pandharpur, Omkareshwar and our other kshetras. Room tariffs are contributions that maintain the Bhakt Niwas and sustain the Mahaprasad offered to every visitor. Read the stories behind these temples to see why each kshetra is dear to devotees.
- Clean rooms, honest tariffs
- Pure-veg Sattvik Mahaprasad
- Family- and elder-friendly
- Guidance for darshan & parikrama
Pilgrim guides
Plan the yatra. We’ll handle the rest.
Practical, devotional guides to every kshetra we serve — written by the seva team that welcomes pilgrims all year round.
How to reach
Road, rail and air routes to Pandharpur, Omkareshwar and every kshetra we serve.
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What to do
Darshan, snan, parikrama and the places worth your time in each temple town.
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Why each place is sacred
The spiritual significance of every kshetra — Jyotirlingas, samadhis and holy rivers.
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Stories behind the temples
Pundalik's brick, the Om-shaped island, the three-faced linga — the legends themselves.
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Devotees on their stay.
“Peaceful stay and warm seva — the walk to Vitthal Rukmini Mandir was easy even for my parents. The staff was very polite.”
“Very helpful staff and clean rooms. We felt blessed during our stay. The Mahaprasad was excellent.”
Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas room booking, made simple.
Pandharpur, on the banks of the Chandrabhaga in Solapur district, is the spiritual capital of the Varkari sampradaya — the town of Lord Vitthal, who stands on Pundalik’s brick eternally waiting for his devotees. A confirmed room at the Shree Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas means an early snan at the ghats, an unhurried darshan of Vitthal-Rukmini, and hot Mahaprasad waiting when you return.
The Bhakt Niwas offers a Non-AC common hall from ₹500 per person, private 2-bed Non-AC rooms at ₹1,250 and AC Deluxe rooms at ₹2,050 per night — all cleaned daily, with on-site parking for cars and pilgrim buses. During Ashadhi and Kartiki Ekadashi, when lakhs of Varkaris walk the Wari to Panduranga’s feet, early booking is the only reliable way to stay together as a group.
How to book your room at the Sansthan
There is no complicated online process. Call or WhatsApp the seva team on +91 74610 49390 with your dates, the number of devotees and the room type you prefer. Confirm meals and arrival time, carry a government photo ID for every adult, and check in from 11:00 AM. If you are travelling with elders, say so — the team will try to hold a ground-floor room near the dining hall.
Omkareshwar and our other Bhakt Niwas branches
The same seva continues at our branches: near the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga on the Narmada, at the Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga near Nashik, beside Sant Dnyaneshwar’s samadhi in Alandi, and in the Vidarbha villages of Girada and Adgaon. Wherever your yatra leads, start with our how-to-reach guide and book your room before you set out.
Questions, answered.
How do I book a room at the Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas?
Bookings are accepted by phone and WhatsApp. Call +91 74610 49390 with your travel dates, the number of devotees and your preferred room type, and the seva team will confirm availability and tariff — especially early during Ashadhi and Kartiki Ekadashi.
How far is the Bhakt Niwas from Shri Vitthal Rukmini Mandir?
The Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas is about 1.5 km from Shri Vitthal Rukmini Mandir and a short walk from the Chandrabhaga river ghats — comfortably walkable, with a quick auto ride available for elderly devotees.
What do rooms at the Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas cost?
Tariffs start at ₹500 per person in the Non-AC common hall, ₹1,250 per night for a private 2-bed Non-AC room, and ₹2,050 per night for the AC Deluxe room. All rooms are cleaned daily with fresh bedding.
Is Mahaprasad served at the Bhakt Niwas?
Yes. Pure-veg Mahaprasad is served daily — lunch from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM and dinner from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM — so devotees do not have to search the market for clean, Sattvik food.
Does the Sansthan have Bhakt Niwas branches in other holy towns?
Yes. Besides the flagship Pandharpur Bhakt Niwas, the Sansthan runs branches at Omkareshwar, Trimbakeshwar, Alandi, Girada and Adgaon, with the Shegaon Sansthan serving devotees at Shree Kshetra Shegaon.
Come for darshan.Stay with the Sansthan.
One call reserves your room, confirms Mahaprasad and answers every question about your yatra.