Hare Krishna - Mayapur: Guest Facilities

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Sridhama Mayapur
Guest facilities

There are four major guesthouses in ISKCON Mayapur. Each house is named after one of the emblems held by Lord Vishnu in each of His four hands. The first house was constructed in 1973 and is called the Lotus building. This building houses the life members of ISKCON who come to visit Mayapur.
The second building is sometimes called the long building, since it is the longest building in Bengal. Its actual name is the Cakra building (named after the wheel weapon of the Lord) and houses, dormitory-style, guests who wish to come and stay for a moderate daily rate. The third structure, the Conch building, has larger rooms (800 sq. ft., or 76 sq. m.) with private baths. Most of these rooms are air-conditioned, and they are the most expensive to rent per night.
The fourth guesthouse, the Club building, is the newest. It provides reasonably-priced, smaller rooms with attached baths. These four buildings can house about 1000 guests each night.

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