Hotel Saishree' 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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24-hour services
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Child-friendly
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Breakfast
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Air conditioning
Location
Located 5 minutes' stroll from Lendi Garden, the 3-star Hotel Saishree' Shirdi offers Wi-Fi throughout the property and parking. Boasting an Indian restaurant, this Shirdi hotel is available not far from Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir Temple.
The accommodation is about 15 km from Shirdi airport and within 5 minutes' drive of such cultural venues as Dixit Wada Museum. Dwarkamai Masjid Mosque is 250 metres from the hotel, which is also situated just near Hanuman Temple. There is Sai Heritage Village 5 minutes away by car, while Shirdi Stand bus station is 850 metres from this Shirdi property.
You can choose from one of the 25 non-smoking rooms with free wireless internet and a cable flat-screen TV, and self-catering amenities like an electric kettle. Guests can use a bath and a shower, along with free toiletries.
The Saishree' Shirdi offers a vegetarian breakfast in the restaurant. The Saishree' has Taste Treat restaurant with a spacious terrace, as well as Indian cuisine. You can visit a pizzeria situated close by and taste Italian cuisine.
Review by hotel critic
I recently enjoyed a week at Saishree and was genuinely impressed by how it exceeded my high expectations. The hotel’s strategic location, just a short walk from the temple, made it incredibly convenient for my visits, allowing easy access to nearby dining options such as Black Pepper Restaurant and Sai Sagar Food Court. The staff were exceptionally polite and helpful, arranging a cab for me and graciously accommodating my request for an extended checkout time, which truly enhanced my stay. Despite the room being a bit outdated, I appreciated the well-functioning AC and the availability of hot water in the mornings, making it a comfortable base for my Shirdi exploration. Saishree offered great value for money and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that I would highly recommend to anyone visiting.
