Hotel Swarna Mayuri | Aditya group of hotels

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Nestled close to Guntur Bus Stand, Hotel Swarna Mayuri places you right where you need to be — within easy reach of the city's key destinations, transport links, and local attractions. Whether you are passing through on business, exploring the city, or settling in with family, our central location means less time commuting and more time enjoying your stay. Each room is thoughtfully equipped with a ceiling fan, electric kettle, and free Wi-Fi, giving you the everyday comforts that make a real difference after a long day. Our team is committed to keeping your room fresh and welcoming, ensuring that a clean, relaxed space is always waiting for you at the end of every outing.

Amenities

Everything you need for a comfortable stay

Elevator / Lift

Air Conditioning

Ceiling Fan

Free Wi-Fi

Cable/Satellite TV

Family Friendly

CCTV Security

24-Hour Security

Our Rooms

Single Non AC

A Single Non-AC room provides comfortable accommodation for one guest without air conditioning. It typically includes a single bed, clean linens, a fan, basic furniture, attached or shared bathroom, and essential amenities. Ideal for budget-conscious travelers, it offers a simple, practical, and affordable stay with adequate comfort for everyday needs.

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Double Non AC

A Double Non-AC room is designed for two guests and offers comfortable accommodation without air conditioning. It typically features a double bed or twin beds, a ceiling fan, clean bedding, basic furniture, and an attached or shared bathroom. Suitable for budget travelers, it provides a simple, economical, and pleasant stay experience.

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Double Room AC

A Double AC Room is designed for two guests and offers a comfortable, air-conditioned stay. It typically includes a double bed or twin beds, clean linens, attached bathroom, television, wardrobe, and basic amenities. Ideal for couples, friends, or business travelers seeking a relaxing, convenient, and pleasant accommodation experience.

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Why Stay With Us

Thoughtfully curated features for your stay

Connected Location

Situated near Guntur Bus Stand, the hotel offers effortless access to transportation and the heart of the city.

Comfort in Every Room

Rooms come with a ceiling fan, electric kettle, and free Wi-Fi so you can unwind and stay connected with ease.

Friendly, Attentive Service

Our dedicated team is on hand to ensure your stay is smooth, comfortable, and genuinely welcoming from arrival to departure.

Nearby Attractions

Discover the best of the area

Amaravati Stupa (Mahachaitya)

One of the largest ancient Buddhist stupas in India, the Amaravati Stupa — also known as the Mahachaitya or Great Stupa — is a UNESCO-recognised heritage monument located in Amaravathi town, roughly 35 km from Guntur city. Built in phases between the 2nd century BCE and 3rd century CE and protected by the Archaeological Survey of India, it is a must-visit for history buffs and spiritual travellers. The nearby Amaravathi Archaeological Museum showcases remarkable sculptures and relics unearthed from the site.

Panakala Narasimha Swamy Temple, Mangalagiri

Perched on a sacred hill in Mangalagiri, about 21 km from Guntur city, this ancient Vaishnavite temple is dedicated to Lord Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy and is renowned for the unique ritual of offering jaggery water (panakam) — half of which the deity is said to miraculously consume, returning the rest as prasadam. The temple dates back to prehistoric times and is one of Andhra Pradesh's most revered pilgrimage sites, drawing thousands of devotees each week. The climb up the hill steps also rewards visitors with sweeping views of the surrounding plains.

Kondaveedu Fort

A formidable 14th-century fortress built by the Reddy kings, Kondaveedu Fort is located about 20 km from Guntur city and is considered one of the strongest forts in medieval South India. Perched atop a hill and comprising 21 grand structures including gateways, temples, and granaries, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and an immersive journey through Andhra's martial history. The recent discovery of a Buddhist stupa within the complex has further elevated its significance as an archaeological site.

Uppalapadu Bird Sanctuary

Located approximately 10–15 km from Guntur city, Uppalapadu Bird Sanctuary is a wetland haven spread across 9.5 acres, home to over 40 species of migratory and resident birds including Spot-billed Pelicans, Painted Storks, Black-headed Ibis, and Common Teal. The best time to visit is October through March, when birds migrating from as far as Siberia and Australia descend on the sanctuary's freshwater ponds to nest and breed. Watchtowers, guided walks, and close proximity to the birds make it an unforgettable experience for nature lovers, photographers, and families.

Amareswara Temple, Amaravathi

Situated on the southern bank of the Krishna River in Amaravathi town (~35 km from Guntur), the Amareswara Temple is one of the celebrated Pancharama Kshetras of Andhra Pradesh — five ancient Shiva temples of immense religious importance. The temple enshrines a revered Swayambhu (self-manifested) Shiva lingam and is set in a serene riverside environment that invites quiet reflection. Pilgrims and tourists combine this visit with a stroll along the Krishna River ghats, making it a spiritually and scenically rewarding day trip.

Jinnah Tower

Standing at the heart of Guntur city on busy Mahatma Gandhi Road, Jinnah Tower is a pre-Independence era landmark built around 1942–1945. The structure rises on six pillars crowned by an Islamic-style dome, and it serves as the central reference point of old Guntur — a symbol that connects the old city with the new. Today, the area around the tower buzzes with local markets, street food stalls, and commercial life, making it the ideal starting point for exploring Guntur's vibrant city culture and Andhra cuisine.

Amaravati Stupa (Mahachaitya)

One of the largest ancient Buddhist stupas in India, the Amaravati Stupa — also known as the Mahachaitya or Great Stupa — is a UNESCO-recognised heritage monument located in Amaravathi town, roughly 35 km from Guntur city. Built in phases between the 2nd century BCE and 3rd century CE and protected by the Archaeological Survey of India, it is a must-visit for history buffs and spiritual travellers. The nearby Amaravathi Archaeological Museum showcases remarkable sculptures and relics unearthed from the site.

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Panakala Narasimha Swamy Temple, Mangalagiri

Perched on a sacred hill in Mangalagiri, about 21 km from Guntur city, this ancient Vaishnavite temple is dedicated to Lord Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy and is renowned for the unique ritual of offering jaggery water (panakam) — half of which the deity is said to miraculously consume, returning the rest as prasadam. The temple dates back to prehistoric times and is one of Andhra Pradesh's most revered pilgrimage sites, drawing thousands of devotees each week. The climb up the hill steps also rewards visitors with sweeping views of the surrounding plains.

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Kondaveedu Fort

A formidable 14th-century fortress built by the Reddy kings, Kondaveedu Fort is located about 20 km from Guntur city and is considered one of the strongest forts in medieval South India. Perched atop a hill and comprising 21 grand structures including gateways, temples, and granaries, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and an immersive journey through Andhra's martial history. The recent discovery of a Buddhist stupa within the complex has further elevated its significance as an archaeological site.

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Uppalapadu Bird Sanctuary

Located approximately 10–15 km from Guntur city, Uppalapadu Bird Sanctuary is a wetland haven spread across 9.5 acres, home to over 40 species of migratory and resident birds including Spot-billed Pelicans, Painted Storks, Black-headed Ibis, and Common Teal. The best time to visit is October through March, when birds migrating from as far as Siberia and Australia descend on the sanctuary's freshwater ponds to nest and breed. Watchtowers, guided walks, and close proximity to the birds make it an unforgettable experience for nature lovers, photographers, and families.

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Amareswara Temple, Amaravathi

Situated on the southern bank of the Krishna River in Amaravathi town (~35 km from Guntur), the Amareswara Temple is one of the celebrated Pancharama Kshetras of Andhra Pradesh — five ancient Shiva temples of immense religious importance. The temple enshrines a revered Swayambhu (self-manifested) Shiva lingam and is set in a serene riverside environment that invites quiet reflection. Pilgrims and tourists combine this visit with a stroll along the Krishna River ghats, making it a spiritually and scenically rewarding day trip.

View Directions →

Jinnah Tower

Standing at the heart of Guntur city on busy Mahatma Gandhi Road, Jinnah Tower is a pre-Independence era landmark built around 1942–1945. The structure rises on six pillars crowned by an Islamic-style dome, and it serves as the central reference point of old Guntur — a symbol that connects the old city with the new. Today, the area around the tower buzzes with local markets, street food stalls, and commercial life, making it the ideal starting point for exploring Guntur's vibrant city culture and Andhra cuisine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know

Hotel Swarna Mayuri is centrally located near the Guntur Bus Stand, placing you within easy reach of major transportation links and the city's key attractions. This convenient position makes it an ideal base whether you are visiting for business or leisure.

The hotel's proximity to the Guntur Bus Stand means you have excellent access to city and intercity bus services, making it straightforward to explore Guntur and travel onward to other destinations without the hassle of a long commute.

Every room is equipped with a ceiling fan, an electric kettle, and complimentary Wi-Fi, alongside air conditioning, a television, and a private bathroom, giving you everything you need for a comfortable and self-sufficient stay.

Yes, free Wi-Fi is available for all guests throughout their stay, ensuring you can stay connected for work, navigation, or leisure without any additional cost.

Absolutely. The hotel offers family-friendly accommodations and maintains daily housekeeping standards, so families can enjoy a clean and comfortable environment throughout their visit.

The front desk is staffed around the clock, so whether you have an early morning departure, a late-night arrival, or a query at any hour, a team member is always on hand to assist you.

Yes, room service is available, allowing you to enjoy a meal or refreshments in the comfort of your room whenever it suits your schedule.

Reservations can be made directly through the hotel or via major online booking platforms, and we recommend confirming accepted payment methods with the front desk at the time of booking to ensure a smooth check-in experience.