Saputara hotels

Top tips for finding perfect Saputara hotel deals

• If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Saputara, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper accommodations in Saputara in December and October.
• Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Saputara if you stay on a Sunday. The opposite is true for, Friday, which is usually the most expensive day.
• The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Saputara found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was ₹ 2,214, while the most expensive was ₹ 10,697.
• How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their accommodation in Saputara for 1 day.
• Saputara is a popular hill station in the Western Ghats of India. Lake Saputara is the dominant feature of this town and its most visible attraction, whose natural beauty and location make it especially ideal for eco-tourists. Opposite the Boating Club on Nashik Road is Patang Lords Eco Inn Saputara, which is a 100-metre walk from Lake Saputara. This hotel has a very good restaurant, free Wi-Fi and swimming pool. Jain Temple is within three kilometres of the hotel if you fancy a nice walk.
• Flower enthusiasts, families and couples might enjoy taking a tour of the town’s three gardens: Step Garden, Rose Garden and Lake Garden, where you can relax surrounded by beautiful roses and a variety of other uniquely positioned flora. Hotel Anando Saputara is located in the Dang District within striking distance of the gardens and comes with free Wi-Fi, parking and a restaurant.
• About a mile from Lake Garden, you’ll find Hotel Purohit restaurant in Giri Nagar, which is famed to have the best Gujarati food in Saputara in addition to other spicy cuisine. About a mile away is Shilpi Hill Resort which offers free Wi-Fi, free parking, an outdoor pool and spa among many other amenities and is a 200-metre walk from Saputara Tribal Museum.
• Aakar Lords Inn Saputara is a great family hotel on Nasik-Surat Road with a restaurant, 24-hour room service and a kids’ pool, and it is a short walk from Artist Village, which has beautiful bamboo crafts and other items made by the Kunbi, warli and Bhil tribes who use it as their marketplace. Hotel Sejal Inn in the Dang district is another good family option just a few metres behind the Rose Garden.
• The Dang district of Saputara is 90% Adivasi, an indigenous people who originally inhabited the town. The Saputara Tribal Museum on Surat-Saputara-Nashik Highway represents a cultural and historical heritage of their way of life is another popular tourist destination. Club Mahindra Hatgad, also along the same highway, is a 12-minute drive from the museum and offers free parking, room service, a restaurant, fitness centre and spa, and is a short drive from Gira Waterfalls.