Top 10 Best Hostels in Sangli

Sangli

Here is a curated list of top 10 hostels / budget stays / guest‑house / hostels/P.G. options in Sangli, Maharashtra — especially useful for tourists, students, or anyone visiting the city.


1. Mauli Boys Hostel

  • Budget‑friendly hostel, frequently used by students and travellers. According to a guest review: “the spacious rooms provided ample comfort, and the cleanliness was impressive.”
  • Ideal for short or long stays if you want a simple, no‑frills place to stay on a budget.
  • Recommended for visitors who prioritise affordability and basic comfort over luxury.

2. Bee Urban Co‑Living Hostels

  • Well-reviewed as a “comfortable and affordable stay”; guests mention hygienic meals (if provided), clean rooms, and refundable deposit policy.
  • Good for travellers or interns who may stay a month or more — especially those looking for communal living/PG‑style accommodation.

3. Anil Deshinge Hostel

  • Hostel in Vijaynagar area — offers twin‑sharing accommodation with furniture, purified water, and internet (100 Mb/s fibre) per listing.
  • Good for students or working people who want basic self‑contained facilities + internet connectivity on a modest budget.

4. Shreeram Bungalow Hostel

  • Appears under girls‑hostel/PG‑type listings with four‑sharing occupancy, economical pricing (as per older ads).
  • A choice for female travellers / students looking for shared hostel/PG accommodation in Vishrambag / central areas.

5. Suvarn Building PG Hostel

  • Listed among popular hostels/PG accommodations in Sangli for working men/students; suggests a mid‑range hostel stay with shared/triple/twin‑sharing options.
  • Likely suitable if you seek flexible sharing options with reasonable cost — especially useful when staying for a few weeks or months.

6. STAY and FOOD Hostel

  • Offers twin-sharing / triple / four‑sharing options. According to listing: “perfectly equipped” and targeted at working men or students seeking convenience.
  • A decent value‑for‑money stay — especially if you prefer a PG‑style hostel with shared amenities.

7. Nagaratna Exclusive Girls Hostel

  • Among hostels listed under “Hostel for Students / Girls” in Sangli — listed as “exclusive” option in older listings.
  • May suit female students or solo female travellers — though you may need to contact directly to confirm current status and facilities.

8. Sahara Boys Hostel

  • Listed among student‑hostel / PG‑style hostels; one review calls it “excellent place to live in a hostel, very good natural environment, good owners too.”
  • Could be a solid option if you value a peaceful environment — potentially better for longer stays (months) rather than overnight stays.

9. Hotel Indira Sagar

  • Though technically a budget‑hotel rather than a hostel — often chosen by budget‑aware travellers to Sangli. It offers AC rooms, 24‑hour check‑in, parking, laundry, and other services.
  • Price range is modest (₹501 to ₹2000, depending on room type), good for tourists wanting more privacy than hostel dorms while staying economical.

10. Shree Sai PG Boy’s Hostel

  • A good option for budget travellers; rooms are “clean and well‑maintained,” with ample natural light (large windows) — as per recent reviews.
  • Basic amenities covered; suitable for working professionals, students, or short‑term stayers looking for affordability + decent living conditions.

Practical Tips for New Visitors / Tourists in Sangli

  • Budget vs. comfort trade‑off: Hostels like Mauli, Shree Sai PG, Bee Urban, etc., are budget‑friendly — fine for backpackers, students, interns. For slightly more comfort (private room, AC), budget‑hotels like Hotel Indira Sagar may be better.
  • Check sharing / gender policy: Some hostels are boys‑only, some are girls‑only, some are co‑ed / PG‑style. Confirm before booking, especially if you are a woman or travelling solo.
  • Amenities vary: Some include Wi-Fi, purified water, basic furniture; others are bare-bones — carry what you need (e.g. towels, toiletries).
  • Advance booking recommended: Especially during local college admission periods or festivals, hostels might get full quickly.
  • Safety & locality: Prefer hostels close to city centre or transport hubs, especially for tourists.

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