Our homestay is located in the peaceful town of Trimbak, close to the famous Trimbakeshwar Temple, making it ideal for spiritual travelers and families. The property offers a clean, cozy, and homely environment with spacious rooms and modern amenities. We’ve added simple yet traditional Maharashtrian decor, soft lighting, and fresh linens to make guests feel relaxed. What makes our place truly unique is the personal care and hospitality we offer—we treat every guest like family. We’re happy to help with local tips, temple visit timings, and even assist with local transport or food arrangements when needed. Our goal is to make guests feel that this is not just a stay—but a peaceful home away from home.

Hello! I’m Sushil, and I’m delighted to welcome you to my homestay. Hosting comes naturally to me and my passion is to make people feel at home. My goal is to provide a clean, comfortable, and memorable stay for every guest. I pay close attention to detail and am always available to assist you—whether it’s helping you settle in, sharing local tips, or ensuring your stay is smooth from start to finish. Your comfort, privacy, and satisfaction are my top priorities. I look forward to hosting you and sharing the warmth and charm of my hometown with you!

Guests love the peaceful and spiritual ambiance of our homestay in Trimbakeshwar. Located just a short walk from the sacred Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga Temple—one of the 12 revered Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva—our area offers a deeply spiritual and culturally rich experience. The early morning temple rituals, chanting of mantras, and the overall sacred atmosphere make it a truly divine stay. The neighborhood is surrounded by the scenic Brahmagiri Hills, perfect for sunrise treks and offering panoramic views of the valley. For those interested in mythology and history, a visit to Anjaneri Hill—believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman—is a must. Nature lovers can explore Kushavarta Kund, the origin of the holy Godavari River, or plan a short trip to Dugarwadi Waterfall during monsoon. Food options nearby include traditional Maharashtrian thalis, simple South Indian fare, and vegetarian street snacks. Guests often enjoy dining at Hotel Sanskruti, a popular spot known for its local flavors and clean service. Local shops offer souvenirs, pooja items, and fresh fruits from nearby orchards. Trimbakeshwar is also well-connected to Nashik city (just 30 km away), allowing for easy access to attractions like Sula Vineyards, the Coin Museum, and Pandavleni Caves for a blend of spiritual, cultural, and modern experiences. Whether guests seek spiritual rejuvenation, trekking adventures, or simply a peaceful retreat in the lap of nature, our neighborhood offers something special for every traveler.