Rooms in Khairwaya

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Compare the single hut, twin hut and standard room, then browse the photos for each.

A standard room at Krishna Village Homestay

Room rates

Three room options.

Rates per night at Krishna Village Homestay in Khairwaya, Gwalior. All rooms are non-AC.

Open October to March

A charpai bed with white linen in the single hut.

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Single Bed Hut

₹3,500 per night · CPAI (breakfast included)

A non-AC hut for one guest, furnished with a traditional charpai.

  • 1 traditional charpai bed
  • Capacity: 1 guest
  • Attached private Western toilet with toilet paper
  • Hot water by bucket on request
  • Non-AC
  • Extra bed not available
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The single hut seen from the doorway, with wall art and a wardrobe.
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A side view of the single hut showing its charpai and wall mirror.
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Two charpai beds inside the twin hut.

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Twin Bed Hut

₹4,000 per night

A traditional non-AC hut with two charpais for guests travelling together.

  • 2 traditional charpai beds
  • Capacity: 2 guests
  • Attached private Western toilet with toilet paper
  • Hot water by bucket on request
  • Non-AC
  • Extra bed not available
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The twin hut viewed from the foot of its two beds.
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The attached bathroom for the twin hut.
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Double bed, bedside table and wall art in the standard room.

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Double Bed Standard Room

₹5,000 per night · CPAI (breakfast included)

A non-AC room with a double bed, private bathroom and in-room geyser.

  • 1 double bed
  • Capacity: 2 guests
  • Attached private Western toilet with toilet paper
  • In-room geyser
  • Extra bed available on request
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The double bed and window in the standard room.
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A closer angle of the standard room bed and wardrobe.
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The bed and entry door, viewed from the opposite side of the room.
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A wider view of the standard room with its ceiling fan and seating.
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Decorative wall art in the standard room.
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The attached bathroom for the standard room.
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The double bed viewed from the front.
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A second front view of the made-up double bed.
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The bed and bedside area viewed from the side.
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Meal details

Extra lunch and dinner.

Extra lunch₹800 per person

Extra dinner₹1,000 per person

Please give the hosts at least one hour’s notice for your preferred meal time or dietary requirements. Lunch is usually served around 1–2 PM and dinner around 7–8 PM.

Room videos

See the rooms before booking.

A look around the homestay, single hut, twin hut and standard room.

A look around the homestay

Single hut

Twin bed hut

Standard room

Before you book

Meals and booking details.

Breakfast is included with the CPAI single hut and standard room rates. Please confirm the twin hut meal plan when booking.

Ask the host to confirm payment options when booking.

Please ask the host about cancellation terms before booking.

Bedside comforts
Clean bed sheets and covers, plus warm blankets, are provided. Each room has a side table with one water bottle and two drinking glasses.

Toilet
Attached private Western-style toilet with toilet paper.

Drinking water
Complimentary RO water; sealed mineral water bottles are available at extra cost.

Hot water
Bucket service in huts on request; geyser in the standard room.

Guest questions

Room and stay questions.

Is the food vegetarian?

Yes. The homestay currently offers vegetarian home-cooked meals.

Are the bathrooms private?

Yes. Each hut and standard room has an attached private Western-style toilet with toilet paper.

How is hot water provided?

The huts have hot water by bucket on request. The standard room has an in-room geyser.

What should I pack?

Comfortable clothes and footwear for village and farm activities are recommended.

Room details

What to expect.

The huts have traditional charpai beds. An extra bed can be requested for the standard room; it is not available in the huts.

What to pack: comfortable clothes and footwear for village and farm activities.