Built for Ayodhya.
Made for people.
Aaravya began with one question — why doesn't Ayodhya have a hospitality address that feels as sacred as the city itself? We're still building the answer.
A city that needed a place
to stay properly.
Ayodhya has always drawn people — pilgrims, families, the devout. But for decades, the city's accommodation lagged behind the scale of its significance.
Aaravya was founded in 2019 on a simple conviction: that visitors to one of India's most sacred cities deserved a stay that matched the sanctity of the place. Clean rooms. Pure vegetarian food. A property that felt unhurried and genuinely cared for.
We started with 10 rooms on National Highway 27 — close enough to the temple complex to be convenient, far enough to be quiet.
We didn't stop at rooms.
As Ayodhya grew — and it grew faster than most cities after 2020 — families began asking us whether they could host events here. Weddings. Receptions. Haldi ceremonies by the pool.
So we built the venues. A 20,000 sqft wedding lawn with a dedicated catering kitchen. A 2,100 sqft banquet hall. And the poolside garden — 4,000 sqft surrounding a 50×25 ft pool that became the most photographed corner of the property.
Then came the restaurant.
We opened Oasis because our guests kept asking: where do we eat? A pure vegetarian restaurant beside the pool — 102 indoor seats, 36 poolside — felt like the natural extension of what we were building.
Not a hotel restaurant in the old sense. A place where the food is genuinely good and the setting is genuinely calm. The dal has been on since morning. The mojito is made with real mint. The pool is right there.
Where we are now.
Aaravya today is a hotel, three event venues, and a restaurant — one carefully considered address, 2 km from Ram Janmabhoomi. We've hosted pilgrim groups from across India, wedding parties of 500, solo darshan visitors, and corporate retreats.
Our Google rating is 4.6. We're proud of it. But what we're more proud of is the guests who WhatsApp us before every Ayodhya visit because they've stayed before and they know we'll respond within the hour.
By the Numbers
The property, in brief
How We Work
What we believe
about hospitality
We don't have a mission statement. We have a set of things we're unwilling to compromise on — and they show up in everything from how fast we reply on WhatsApp to how the dal is cooked.
Ayodhya is not a backdrop. It's the reason we're here. Every decision — pure veg kitchen, sattvic principles, quiet spaces — is made in respect of the city's character.
A booking decision shouldn't wait until Monday. A guest question shouldn't go unanswered overnight. We're on WhatsApp and we mean it.
No non-veg, no egg, no alcohol — anywhere on the property. Not as a restriction, but as a commitment to the community we serve and the city we sit in.
Pool access is included. Parking is free. What we tell you the price is, that's the price. We'd rather earn a repeat guest than squeeze a first one.
We don't rush checkout. We don't play loud music in the restaurant. We don't push upsells. Calm is a feature, not an accident.
Pilgrims. Families. Wedding parties. Group tours. We design everything — rooms, dorms, menus, parking — for the guests who actually show up.
The Property
Everything under one address
Hotel & Rooms
10 rooms for pilgrims, families & groups
From standard doubles to 12-bed pilgrimage dormitories — all air-conditioned with complimentary pool access and free parking.
Wedding Lawn
Ayodhya's finest open-air venue
20,000 sqft lawn, 1,800 sqft catering kitchen for outside caterers, baraat access, bus parking.
Pool & Oasis Restaurant
A 50×25 ft pool and a restaurant beside it
The poolside garden hosts haldi, mehndi, and sundowner events. Oasis — our pure veg restaurant — sits right alongside. 102 indoor and 36 al fresco seats.
Our Brands
Two names. One address.
The primary brand — hotel stays, wedding venues, and event spaces. Aaravya is the address: everything from a single pilgrim room to a 500-guest reception is booked under this name.
The restaurant sub-brand — Ayodhya's only pure veg restaurant beside a private pool. Guests who've never stayed at the hotel come just to eat here.
"Ayodhya doesn't need more hotels. It needs places that understand why people come here."
A Note from the Founder
I built Aaravya because I kept watching people arrive in Ayodhya — from across India, from across the world — and struggle to find a place that felt worthy of the journey they'd made.
We started small. Ten rooms, a dream of a restaurant, and a piece of land on NH-27 that we were convinced could become something special. Six years later, we've hosted thousands of guests — pilgrims from Bengal, wedding families from Lucknow, group tours from Gujarat — and the conviction hasn't changed.
Every decision at Aaravya — pure veg kitchen, no alcohol, complimentary pool access, same-day WhatsApp replies — comes from the same place. We want guests to feel that someone thought carefully about their stay before they arrived.
If you're coming to Ayodhya, we'd be honoured to host you.
Come visit. We'll show you around.
A site visit is free, there's no commitment, and most guests book within 48 hours. NH-27, Ayodhya — we're open every day.