Anand Homestay

Our Story

Anand Homestay has been incorporated by Sahendra Singh Chauhan, one of the most prominent and respected names in Bodhgaya city in the state of Bihar. The passion and commitment to serve customers has inspired Anand Homestay to get into a new venture in the hospitality arena.

With genuine hospitality, honest service & clean design, Anand Homestay enables you to find more harmony every time you visit. This Homestay is situated in the heart of Bodhgaya city with ample parking space, complimentary breakfast, Free WiFi, Room Service, and much more.

Anand Homestay

Our Facilities

CCTV Surveillance

Guard 24X7

Room Service

Shared Kitchen

Fire Safety

Ample Parking

24H Front Desk

Pick & Drop

Nearby Amenities

Police Station Hospital Temple Airport Railway Station

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