"A jug fills drop by drop." - Buddha
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"A jug fills drop by drop." - Buddha
35 (Deluxe/Maharaja Deluxe/Royal Suite)
Glassy Junction Multi Cuisine
Jalsa - 300
Kalash - 100
Mint House - 20
The Hotel New Temple's Town is known for its superlative hospitality and for bestowing a comfortable as well as the most interesting place to stay during one’s holidays. This three star property shares close proximity to major attractions of the city. It is located near the Varanasi Railway station making it easily accessible from every region. The hotel comprises 35 Deluxe/Maharaja and Deluxe/Royal Suites.
Air – Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport is the nearest airport to reach the destination with routine flights connecting major cities and other parts of the country.
Rail – Varanasi railway station is within 15mins drive from the property. Several express as well as superfast trains pass from Varanasi which connects Delhi, Kolkata and other prime cities of India.
Road - The main bus stand is located 1 km from the hotel. The Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) has bus services which connect Varanasi to other cities of Uttar Pradesh and let travelers commute to other prime destinations in Varanasi. Private buses and taxis are also easily available.
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