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Where to find us in Shirdi

Where is Sai Shree Hotel?

Sai Shree Hotel is located on Bayaja Bai Kote Road (New Pimpalwadi Road) in Shirdi, in the Ahilyanagar district of Maharashtra, India. The road is named after Bayajabai Kote, the early devotee of Sai Baba whose story inspires the hotel.

Sai Shree Hotel
Bayaja Bai Kote Road, New Pimpalwadi Road, Shirdi, Maharashtra 423109, India

+91 77 98 110 110

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Bayaja Bai Kote Road, Shirdi

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Getting Here

How do I reach Sai Shree Hotel?

By air

Shirdi Airport serves the town with domestic flights. From the airport, continue to the hotel by taxi.

By train

Sainagar Shirdi railway station is the town’s own station. Taxis and auto-rickshaws are available for the short onward journey.

By road

Shirdi is connected by road to Mumbai, Pune, Nashik and other cities in Maharashtra, with regular buses and taxis.

Arriving at an unusual hour or need help with transport? Call or WhatsApp us before you travel and we’ll guide you. For more on visiting Shirdi, read our Shirdi travel guide.

Nearby

What sacred sites are near the hotel?

Shirdi’s principal sacred sites are clustered around the Shri Saibaba Sansthan temple complex. Ask our team for the best route from the hotel.

  • Samadhi Mandir

    The main shrine of the Shri Saibaba Sansthan temple complex, housing Sai Baba's Samadhi, where devotees attend darshan and the daily aartis.

  • Dwarkamai

    The old mosque where Sai Baba lived for much of his life in Shirdi. The dhuni (sacred fire) he kept is maintained here.

  • Chavadi

    Where Sai Baba slept on alternate nights in his later years. The Thursday palkhi procession passes here.

  • Gurusthan

    The neem tree where Sai Baba was first seen as a young ascetic when he arrived in Shirdi.

  • Lendi Baug

    A garden Sai Baba walked to and tended regularly, now maintained as part of the Sansthan's sacred sites.

  • Khandoba Mandir

    The temple where, by tradition, the priest Mhalsapati welcomed the young fakir with the words "Ya Sai" — giving him the name Sai.

Om Sai Ram

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+91 77 98 110 110