Hotel Astha Inn was built on a simple observation: Gaya welcomes families, business travelers and pilgrims heading toward Bodh Gaya, Nalanda and Rajgir every single day, and most of them need the same thing — a clean, spacious room, a decent meal, and a team that treats them well.
That idea shaped everything about this property, from rooms designed to comfortably hold an entire family, to an in-house restaurant, to event spaces that can host anything from a corporate meeting to a wedding reception. We didn't set out to be the biggest hotel in Gaya — we set out to be the one guests are glad they chose.
To give every guest — family, business traveler or pilgrim — a comfortable, well-served stay at a fair price, backed by a team that pays attention to the details.
To be Gaya's most trusted address for stays and celebrations — the hotel people recommend to family and colleagues without a second thought.
We treat hospitality as a daily practice, not a slogan — from a warm welcome at check-in to housekeeping that never has to be asked twice.
When we opened Hotel Astha Inn, our goal was to build the kind of hotel we'd want to stay in ourselves — spacious rooms, honest service, and spaces that could genuinely host a family celebration or a business meeting without compromise. Every room, every hall and every meal that leaves The Gardenia kitchen is held to that standard. We're grateful to every guest who has trusted us with their stay, and we look forward to welcoming you too.
From a single idea to a full-service property — here's the shape our journey has taken.
Hotel Astha Inn was conceived as a family-friendly property near Bharti National School, Kendui, Gaya — built around spacious rooms rather than compact ones.
All 19 rooms were finished to the same premium category — king bed, extra bed, sofa and dining space — so every guest gets the same comfortable experience.
An in-house restaurant was added to serve fresh Indian and Chinese food to residents and walk-in diners alike.
A banquet hall, conference hall and open-air party lawn rounded out the property, turning it into a complete venue for events of any size.
Hotel Astha Inn continues to serve families, business travelers, tourists and event hosts across Gaya, with the same attention to comfort we started with.
Hotel Astha Inn sits on the doorstep of one of India's richest heritage circuits — temples, Buddhist pilgrimage sites and ancient ruins are all within easy reach.
An ancient temple on the banks of the Falgu River, built around a sacred footprint shrine of Lord Vishnu. It's one of Hindu India's most significant sites for performing Pind Daan rituals for departed ancestors.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site marking the spot where Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment beneath the Bodhi Tree — one of Buddhism's four most sacred pilgrimage destinations.
Perched on a hilltop and counted among the 51 Shakti Peethas of India, this temple dedicated to the goddess Gauri draws devotees from across the country, especially during Navratri.
Carved into granite hills during the Mauryan era, these are the oldest surviving rock-cut caves in India — known for glass-smooth polished interiors and inscriptions from Emperor Ashoka's reign.
The former capital of the Magadha empire, Rajgir blends natural hot-spring bathing ghats with Jain and Buddhist heritage sites, plus a ropeway ride up to the Vishwa Shanti Stupa (Peace Pagoda).
A UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving the ruins of one of the world's oldest residential universities, once home to thousands of monks and scholars from across Asia.
Photos of these landmarks are on the way — in the meantime, ask our reception desk for directions and day-trip recommendations.