Best Hotels near SIDHARTH LIBRARY, Gaya

New hotel in Bodh ***a, big spacious room with new amenities.

Good place to stay at a very reasonable budget. Staff are very cooperative and adjustable. They let me use my room even after check out as my train was late by three hours. Food is good.It is very close to Gaya Station and has lot of eating out options nearby.

Need to work on the cleanliness of the bed,bedsheet and shower..won’t hurt to vacuum the bed once in a while..quite a bit of dust mite and sheets need changing..Wi-Fi practically not working..water quality and pressure needs some work..the only plus point it’s really near to the Maha Bodi temple..for this price I guess that’s what you get? Will opt to stay in a nicer place next time

Hotel Seven Inn may be a decent option relative to other options in Bodh Gaya. It's a bit hard to compare without experiencing other hotels. Importantly, the rooms are pretty clean with comfortable beds. There is hot water always and the general service of all the staff is very good. When one of us got sick the hotel even arranged for a doctor to come within 30 minutes. During our stay there were a few concerns others should consider when booking though: - A beautiful Vietnamese temple is next door and they begin to play their gongs around 4am which may wake you up every day. If you are a deep sleeper or if this is something you might even enjoy it wouldn't be an issue. - To enter and exit the hotel you have to walk through a very narrow 50 foot long small dirt pathway that leads between peoples corrugated metal & wooden homes. I felt a bit invasive and uncomfortable walking through an impoverished area into a hotel without any other route options. - The ***ager at Hotel Seven Inn gives off an impression of being very attentive and helpful to guests but it quickly became apparent that the intentions behind this service is to acquire more business. By the end of the trip we did not trust him and even found his demeanor to be almost abrasive. Upon check out he told us that his credit card machine was broken and that we needed to pay in cash. Only after telling him that we would be unable to pay then because we had no cash did the card machine magically begin to work. We asked if he could arrange a taxi to the airport and he told us that it would cost 1,200 rupees. A taxi to and from the airport should cost 700 max. As I told him, this was the first time in my month in India that someone had been dishonest about the cost of a service.