NAMASTAY Varanasi

boutique homestay

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ABOUT

NamaSTAY Varanasi is the dream of Margaret from The Netherlands and Kuldeep from India, both travel agents with a passion for India. Our small hotel is in the countryside and close to the the city, simply because we love them both :) Varanasi is a colorful , spiritual and vibrant city and Betawar is a peaceful and rural village.

NamaSTAY has 2 small and 1 medium room with attached bathrooms, comfortable beds, a writing desk, airco and free WIFI. We also have 1 Suite with a bedroom, attached bathroom and livingroom. This Suite has the same facilities as the other rooms and is suitable for 4 guests.

But why stay in your room if you can sit in our communal livingroom with lots of books, magazines and newspapers. This is the place to relax after a long day in the city of Varanasi. Listen to music, chat with other guests, drink a coffee and enjoy a piece of homemade cake.

To start your day we serve a healthy breakfast with fresh locally produced food. In the evening we can serve a simple meal.

Outdoors, a pool surrounded by extensive gardens completes this accommodations experience. Sustainability and respect for its environment is very important to us. Our small hotel is decorated with furniture from India and in our shop we sell products from nearby villages.

As a cherry on top we arrange yoga classes in the garden, a boatride from nearby to Varanasi, workshops, several tours through Varansi and a free village tour which takes place daily.

We hope to welcome you as our guest soon!

Margaret Vrolijk

I came to India for the first time in 1993 and I couldn't woit to go back. In 1997 I started organising tours to India and it is still what I love to do most; share my love for India with travellers and design the perfect tour. for them And with NamaSTAY another dream comes true!

Kuldeep Kumar

I first came to Varanasi in the year 2003 and could not like the city so I moved to New Delhi. However, after leaving Varanasi, I started getting dreams of walking in the lanes and sitting on the Ghats drinking Chai. I missed the city so I came back and love to show the city to travellers.