One of the cheapest places we stayed - in return expect TV, hot(ish) water, hard beds and some noise (hey...it's India!). The staff are very friendly & helpful. A 5-10 minute walk to the Mahabodhi temple - further to the temples & giant buddha, but Bodhgaya is a nice town to walk around - and there's always a cyclo-rickshaw... The... More

I stayed here in recommendation from a friend I met travelling in India. It's not in the Lonely Planet but is mentioned in the great meditators guide "Along the Path" - if only I had a copy! The staff here are friendly, honest and very helpful. The rooms are clean enough and I had a window that looked out onto... More

We booked the place long time in advance (by phone) and were surprised when receptionist had specially waited for us that day. Staff there is extremely friendly and helping with everything, they even managed to get our laundry clean and ironed back in few hours (it usually takes one day). We got a room on ground floor with windows to... More

We arrive very late at the guesthouse and the staff were up waiting for us, which was good. They were very friendly, however they had not been entirely honest about the rooms when we rang to book. The rooms have no AC and they are quite damp with a lot of mould. My wife and I both got sick from... More

Deep Guesthouse is not mentioned in the Lonely Planet but we are sure, that is soon going to happened. We spent two nights in a standard room with attached bathroom for Rs.800. The room was not that big but really clean. We had hot water, TV and fan. The hot water was really hot and the shower was working proper... More

Bodhgaya is quite dusty outside, and difficult to find budget rooms. This place is clean, the staff are very very friendly and helpful, and could easily work in a 5 star hotel. Its quite central (5 mins walk to the Temple) and 2 mins from the police station. The room is clean, the water is hot and powerful, the TV... More

I was delighted to find the rooms so clean! The staff are very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this hotel!

Clean rooms - well appointed and located in walking distance of everything. Best of all was the wonderful staff who were always ready to help with any enquiry with a smile. I have no hesitation in recommending this hotel to anybody.

After staying one night in the horrible "Buddha Vihar" in Bodhgaya, we changed and stayed here. It was really clean. As everywhere in cheap indian hotels, the rooms were simple, but the price was good: 350 Rs. two persons, without private bathroom. The water was warm only a few times, most times cold - but in hot indian summers it... More