The tirth runs its own bhojanshala and dharamshala through the Shri Mahudi Jain Shwetambar Murtipujak Sangh Trust, offering simple food-and-bed lodging for pilgrims. Mahudi Atithi Bhavan and the Kotyark Khadayata Samiti provide additional rooms with food and parking nearby. Rooms are basic and demand spikes around Kali Chaudas and Diwali, so book ahead through the trust. For hotels with more amenities, stay in Gandhinagar or Ahmedabad and make the trip as a day visit.
For pilgrims who want to stay overnight, the tirth itself is the most convenient base. The Shri Mahudi Jain Shwetambar Murtipujak Sangh Trust runs a bhojanshala and dharamshala on the premises, offering simple, clean food-and-bed lodging aimed at devotees rather than tourists. Nearby, Mahudi Atithi Bhavan and the Kotyark Khadayata Samiti provide additional rooms with food and parking.
These options are basic by design, and availability tightens sharply around Kali Chaudas and Diwali, so reserve ahead through the trust if you plan to stay on those dates. Travellers who prefer hotels with fuller amenities are better served by staying in Gandhinagar (about 32 to 35 km) or Ahmedabad (about 65 km) and treating Mahudi as a day visit, which the temple's long darshan hours make entirely feasible.
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