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Check in anytime after 12:00, check out anytime before 11:00
Cancellation/pre-payment policies vary by room type and provider.
If you're looking to go directly from Shirdi to Hotel Sai Palki Niwara, expect a 26min drive as they are around 14,4 km apart.
A very popular option for travellers staying at Hotel Sai Palki Niwara would be to take a taxi or ridesharing service from Shirdi directly to the hotel.
Yes, dogs and pets are welcome at Hotel Sai Palki Niwara.
Yes, Hotel Sai Palki Niwara does have a restaurant where you can sit down to eat or order something to take away. There are also many other quality food options in Shirdi for those looking for something different. Guests staying at Hotel Sai Palki Niwara are welcomed by hotel staff to order room service directly from the kitchen to their room.
At this time, our data shows that there is no on-site pool at Hotel Sai Palki Niwara. However, hotels can make changes that can significantly change the venue. For the most accurate answer, it would be best to call the hotel directly at +91 830 814 0885.
If you have questions about Hotel Sai Palki Niwara or your reservation, please call the front desk directly at +91 830 814 0885.
You can plan to arrive after 12:00 for checking in. Check-out time is 11:00. We advise notifying the front desk of any requests as early as possible.
The cheapest deals found start from only R370 per night. The average rate for rooms at Hotel Sai Palki Niwara is currently around R420/night. Enter your dates in the form above to see more.
Yes, you can take care of all your laundry needs with the on-premise services at Hotel Sai Palki Niwara, Shirdi.
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Hotel Sai Palki Niwara location: Sai Palkhi Niwara Nimgaon-Nighoj Nagar Manmad Road Shirdi, Shirdi