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Located in the holy city of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India, Asha Store is a boutique known for its exquisite handicrafts, textiles, and jewelry. The store showcases the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of India, featuring unique, handcrafted items made by local artisans. Visitors can find a wide range of traditional products, from intricate embroideries to vibrant handwoven fabrics, each reflecting the skill and creativity of Indian craftsmanship. Asha Store offers not just shopping but also an immersive experience into India’s vibrant artisanal culture.
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Near Asha Store in Varanasi, there are several unique hotels to consider. BrijRama Palace is a historic palace hotel located on the banks of the Ganges, offering traditional Indian-style accommodation. Taj Ganges Varanasi is a luxury hotel with modern amenities and beautiful gardens. Additionally, Hotel Surya is a budget-friendly option, just a few minutes from Asha Store, making it convenient for travelers to explore Varanasi's ancient culture and religious sites.
Near Asha Store in the heart of Varanasi, you'll find a mix of heritage and contemporary accommodations. Top recommendations include BrijRama Palace, a luxurious 19th-century palace-turned-hotel with breathtaking Ganges views, and Taj Ganges, Varanasi, offering 5-star amenities just minutes away. For a more local experience, consider Hotel Surya or Ganpati Guest House, which provide comfort at budget-friendly rates.
Many of these hotels also organize activities like sunrise Ganga Aarti ceremonies and old city tours, allowing travelers to immerse in Varanasi's spiritual essence. Proximity to Asha Store ensures easy access to Banarasi silk shopping and alleyway explorations.
Here are some accommodation options near Asha Store in Varanasi:
- Brijrama Palace: A luxurious heritage hotel by the Ganges, offering a unique stay experience, prices starting from HKD 1,500.
- Hotel Surya: A budget-friendly hotel providing clean and comfortable stays, prices starting from HKD 300.
- Guided Tours: Many travel agencies may have partnered hotels offering free shuttle services.
Pro Tip: Hotel prices in Varanasi can be higher during peak tourist season (October to March), so HopeGoo in advance is recommended.
Near Asha Store in the sacred city of Varanasi, standout accommodations include:
- BrijRama Palace: A 19th-century palace turned heritage hotel with Ganges-facing balconies and classical music nights.
- Hotel Ganges View: Budget-friendly rooftop stays offering panoramic views of morning Aarti ceremonies.
- Stops Hostel Varanasi: Popular among backpackers for its yoga workshops and cultural tours. Most properties are within walking distance to Dashashwamedh Ghat; opt for ones with boat tour packages.
Traveler Reviews
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FabHotel Prime Sarin Inn Heritage
I had a wonderful stay at this hotel in Varanasi! Check-in was quick and hassle-free, and the location is perfect for exploring the city—just a short walk from major attractions. The dinner was absolutely delicious, with rich flavors that really stood out. Breakfast was decent but a bit disappointing due to the strong garlic flavor in some dishes. However, there’s a great play area for kids, which made it convenient for families. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly throughout our visit—always ready to assist. One small downside: no complimentary water bottles were provided, so we had to purchase them separately. Still, the overall experience was fantastic, and I’d definitely recommend this place for a comfortable, welcoming stay.
FabHotel Deepak Palace - Assi Ghat
Staying at FabHotel Deepak Palace near Assi Ghat was an absolute delight. The rooms are quiet and well-furnished, offering a peaceful retreat after a busy day exploring Varanasi. The staff went above and beyond—they helped me secure medicine I needed without any hassle, which was incredibly thoughtful. The room service thali was delicious, well-prepared, and priced fairly—excellent value for the quality. After returning from the Kumbh Mela, it felt like a luxury to step into a clean, warm room with hot water, fresh towels, and a comfortable bed. Walking distance to the Ganges and nearby restaurants made it easy to enjoy local cuisine and soak in the spiritual atmosphere. This place truly delivers comfort and hospitality at its best—highly recommended for travelers seeking authenticity and ease.
Fabhotel Super 3 Premium
My stay at Fabhotel Super 3 Premium in Varanasi was extremely disappointing. The hotel was far dirtier than the photos suggested—there’s a major mismatch between what’s advertised and reality. To make things worse, they double-booked my room despite me paying in advance, leaving me without accommodation for a night. There’s no kitchen or restaurant on-site, and when I asked for towels, they didn’t have any until I escalated to customer service. The night receptionist was unfriendly and unhelpful. The location is also quite far from the main attractions, making it inconvenient to explore the city. Overall, this was by far the worst experience I’ve had with any Fabhotel property. I wouldn’t recommend booking here through the platform—poor service, lack of basic amenities, and a very poor value for money.
FabHotel East View
Located just a short walk from the ghats, this hotel offers great convenience for exploring the area. The room is extremely small—barely enough space to move around—but the property itself is clean and secure. While I'm not entirely sure about the regularity of housekeeping or sheet changes, the overall cleanliness gives peace of mind. It’s a solid choice if you're looking for a budget-friendly stay with easy access to key attractions, especially for travelers on a tight schedule.
Hotel Shivoy Grand
The hotel's location was excellent—most tourist attractions were within a 0.5 to 4 km radius, making it super convenient to explore on foot or by local transport. It’s just steps away from a lively market, perfect for grabbing snacks or souvenirs. The rooms were spotless and well-maintained, with a clean, calming vibe. Staff were friendly and attentive, always ready to help. Overall, this was a fantastic stay with great value and a welcoming atmosphere—I’d definitely return.
Hotel Aadesh Palace
Staying at Hotel Aadesh Palace was an absolute delight. Located just a short walk from Gate No. 4 of the Kashi Vishvanath Temple, it’s perfectly positioned for spiritual travelers and sightseers alike. While vehicles can’t go beyond 500 meters due to restricted access in the temple area, the walk is manageable and part of the experience—offering glimpses of authentic Varanasi life. The rooms were spotless, well-maintained, and incredibly comfortable, making for a restful night's sleep. What truly stood out was the staff—warm, attentive, and genuinely helpful. I especially want to thank the restaurant team (I’m sorry I didn’t catch your name!) for taking the time to explain local attractions and even helping me plan my sightseeing itinerary. Their guidance made my trip so much more meaningful. With excellent food, thoughtful service, and a peaceful atmosphere, this hotel offers great value and a memorable stay. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Varanasi.
Golden River
Amazing hospitality! The room was spacious and spotlessly clean—perfect for a relaxing stay. Neeraj went above and beyond, even personally taking us on a short boat ride along the Ganges to witness a vibrant local celebration just a 2-minute walk from the guesthouse. We enjoyed our meals on the rooftop every evening—delicious food with breathtaking views of the river. It felt like being part of the moment, not just a tourist. Grateful for Neeraj and his team’s warmth and effort. This place truly stands out. If you're in Varanasi, don’t miss it!
The Century Plaza Hotel
Staying at The Century Plaza Hotel in Varanasi was a solid experience overall. The location is excellent—right in the heart of the city, making everything easily accessible by foot. The room was clean and well-equipped with all the basics you’d expect. However, there was a persistent sewer smell coming from the bathroom that required keeping the exhaust fan on for long periods—unfortunately, it’s quite noisy, which disrupted rest. This issue also affected my friends’ room during their stay, and neither room had windows, so ventilation was limited. I didn’t request daily cleaning as I picked up a stomach bug and needed to isolate myself for days. That said, the staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating—they arranged early check-in and late checkout without hesitation, which made things much easier. The hotel has its own restaurant offering only vegetarian cuisine, perfect for those with dietary preferences. While not ideal for longer stays due to the ventilation and odor concerns, it’s a convenient and practical choice for a 2-3 night visit. I’d recommend this hotel for short trips, especially if you’re prioritizing location and service.
Indra Paying Guest House
I’ve stayed at Indra Paying Guest House every year since 2017 — it was always a welcoming, reliable place. But things have taken a sharp turn for the worse since new management took over in April. I’ve always paid monthly and gave them ample notice of my departure on June 18th. On the 17th, I paid for 18 days as usual — yet the new manager informed me the next day that I’d either need to pay for the full month or never return. That’s simply unreasonable. I’ll be staying elsewhere next year. I try to stay positive, but since the change, the place has truly gone downhill. They’ve spent money on renovations, but without proper service, it’s all been wasted. Daily water supply is unreliable — you often have to walk to their other property just to report a break. And when water does come, it’s thick with fine silt, leaving grey residue on clothes, hair, and floors. The air conditioning is a disaster: after the previous manager removed it, the new one installed a replacement that leaks heavily — sometimes flooding inside the room, sometimes spilling across the landing, making it dangerously slippery. Placing a bucket under the drip helps only temporarily; if not emptied regularly, it just floods again. Waste collection has dropped from daily to once or twice a week. In hot months like April, May, and June, overflowing bins became a real problem — I even had to carry two full ones downstairs myself, which then mysteriously disappeared. Ants, flies, and even rats showed up due to the heat and poor hygiene. The final blow came on my last day — paying 40% of the building’s monthly rent and still being treated this way? It’s hard to believe. I genuinely hope they re-evaluate everything. For now, I won’t be coming back.
The Triumph Hotel Banaras Station
The Triumph Hotel is an absolute gem in Varanasi. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and hospitality that made me feel right at home. The room was spacious and beautifully designed, with a mattress so comfortable I fell asleep like a king. The staff went above and beyond—especially the male team, whose kindness and smiles genuinely brightened my day. Breakfast was a highlight: perfectly cooked omelettes and a buffet full of fresh, delicious options. Every detail felt thoughtfully curated. I left feeling refreshed and already planning my next visit. This is more than a stay—it’s an experience.
Ganga Tourist Lodge
Absolutely loved my stay! The room was spotlessly clean and the bed was incredibly comfortable—perfect for a good night's rest. The staff was available 24/7, which made everything so convenient. Even though the main road outside is busy with constant traffic, the rooms are positioned inward, so noise levels were surprisingly low. I was really impressed by how quiet it was inside. The value for money was outstanding—great quality at a very reasonable price. I’d definitely choose this place again if I ever return to Varanasi.
Brown Bread Bakery Guest House
Staying at Brown Bread Bakery Guest House was such a highlight of our trip to Varanasi! We arranged a Ganges boat tour and walking exploration of the ghats through WhatsApp—super easy and well-organized. Our guide, Chunda, took us on a traditional rowboat ride along the river, which felt so much more authentic and peaceful compared to motorboats. Then we walked the ghats together, where he shared fascinating insights into the daily rituals and spiritual practices happening right before our eyes. The whole experience lasted about 2.5 hours and gave us a deep, respectful connection to the city’s soul. Thanks so much, Chunda, for your warmth, knowledge, and dedication—it truly made our visit unforgettable. I’d highly recommend this local experience to anyone visiting Varanasi.
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