Shri Ram Hotel

Shri Ram Hotel sits on Dant Dhawan Kund – Ahirana Marg in New Colony, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh — a short walk from both Ram Janmabhoomi and Hanuman Garhi Mandir, two of the city's most visited pilgrimage sites. For pet parents travelling to Ayodhya, this is one of the few pet-friendly hotels in the city that explicitly welcomes dogs at no additional charge. Rooms are air-conditioned, the in-house restaurant serves Punjabi and North Indian food, and free onsite parking means you can pull up with your dog and your gear without stress.

Location: Why This Works for a Pilgrimage Trip with Pets

Ayodhya is one of India's holiest cities, and most travellers here come specifically to visit the Ram Janmabhoomi temple complex and Hanuman Garhi Mandir. Shri Ram Hotel is placed within walking distance of both — reviewers consistently highlight being able to go for darshan multiple times a day without needing to arrange transport. For pet parents, this proximity matters: you can leave your dog settled in the room and walk to the temples quickly, rather than spending hours commuting from a hotel on the city's outskirts. The address on Dant Dhawan Kund – Ahirana Marg puts you in the heart of the pilgrimage corridor, which also means the surrounding area will have street activity, other visitors, and general temple-town bustle — worth keeping in mind if your dog is noise-sensitive or reactive to crowds.

Rooms, Facilities, and What Reviewers Say

Rooms at Shri Ram Hotel are described by recent guests as spacious and well-maintained, with several reviewers specifically noting spotless housekeeping, perfectly functioning air conditioning, and new-looking furniture. The facility list from the hotel's own listing includes room-controlled air conditioning, refrigerators, free onsite parking, power backup, free Wi-Fi (listed as suitable for working), room service, housekeeping, and a 24-hour reception. Some rooms also have sofas, geysers, air purifiers, and work desks. There is an in-house restaurant where guests have praised the paneer paratha and Punjabi dishes. A doctor on call and first-aid services are also listed — useful context for any health situation during a trip. One consistent note across reviews: room quality can vary, so if you have a dog with you and need more floor space, it is worth requesting a larger room at check-in or calling ahead to specify your requirements.

Pet Policy in Practice

The confirmed policy is straightforward: pets are welcome, there is no pet fee, and guests are responsible for any damage caused by their animal. What isn't confirmed is whether pets are permitted inside the guest rooms or restricted to common areas — this is a meaningful gap for anyone travelling with a dog. The hotel has a 24-hour reception, so calling on 094151 40674 before you arrive is the practical step. Pricing from the official site starts at ₹1,776 per night, with third-party platforms like Cleartrip listing rates from ₹1,953. Rates vary by date, so check directly via shriramhotel.in for current availability. Travelling to Ayodhya with a dog is relatively uncommon, and staff may not have a standard script for pet-related queries — being specific about your dog's size and needs when you call will help avoid any confusion at check-in.

What We Haven't Confirmed Yet

The following details are worth verifying directly with the hotel before you travel: whether pets are permitted inside guest rooms or only in common areas; whether there is a weight or breed restriction on the dogs they accept; whether the hotel has any outdoor space (a courtyard or ground-floor access) where your dog can be walked without entering the main street; and whether the restaurant or room service has any plain food options suitable for dogs. The hotel's website is shriramhotel.in and the phone number is 094151 40674.