Hotel Sai Leela Shirdi

I stayed in Hotel Sai Leela Shirdi for one night on 29th Aug 2026. The staff is very friendly and welcoming , decent head count to cater all the needs of guest. No money minded at all. The inhouse reasturant taste was not at par , but ok ok. The room size was decent but lacks the below items. a) No Kettle for hot water.b) No Fridgec) No liquid soap , no handwash , no brush , no paste , no comb - Only 2 small solid soaps were present in the washroom. AC cooling was good , fan , tv and setup box and other charging points were working fine. No Smart TV though. Laundary was OK OK. Bathroom and room were clean. Old keys and not the smart card keys. The property is very old , don't get confused with the photos , not exactly as shown in pics. Free shuttle was avilable to pick and drop but only to desginated stop of mandir. Swimming pool was clean but water should have more treatment. Disappointed as the boat like item was chargable for Rs.100 ( that is not fair ) . I would suggest to just have breakfast from in-house reasturant as the rate list is very very costly and avoid lunch and dinner. Its good for one night stay with limited aminities and not for 2 night stay. Small garden and play ground for small childrens.

Group • India • Sep 2026

Hotel, staff and food is good. But, it's look like overpriced in the name of swimming pool. Swimming pool caretaker not supportive. They only said 'NO' to every small demand.

Family • India • Aug 2026

Good experience. Nicr ambience with vwry good swimming pool

Couple • India • Aug 2026

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the temple. The building is somewhat dated and the furniture could use updating, but the bathrooms and room sizes are generous, offering nice views of the garden or pool. Overall, it's a good choice for the price.

The hotel appears much more upscale in the photos on its website than it actually is. The building needs major refurbishment, with old wooden interiors, neglected electrical fixtures, and an overall outdated look. The amenities were underwhelming as well. There were no free tea or coffee sachets in the room, and even basic toiletries were missing, which is surprising for a hotel of this class. Having to pay extra for such essentials made the stay less pleasant. The breakfast selection was very limited, offering only a few choices, which was disappointing. The hotel had three indoor games for guests, but all were in poor shape and not well maintained, so they couldn't be used. The only good part of the stay was the free vehicle service to the temple, which was convenient and well organized. Overall, the hotel has promise due to its location and temple transport, but it currently does not meet the expectations set by its website. Better upkeep, enhanced room amenities, a more varied breakfast, and proper maintenance of recreational facilities would greatly improve the guest experience.