Hotel Shree Palace
A palace-named house in the old Deoghar tradition
About this hotel
The palace name is the local convention rather than a heritage claim, and in Deoghar it usually indicates a large building with high ceilings and a courtyard, put up to absorb pilgrim volumes rather than to impress. This one holds a 9 rating across 37 reviews, a modest but consistent sample, and its listing is otherwise spare: no restaurant, parking or breakfast entries, and no published rate. That puts it in the same bracket as SHARDA PALACE DEOGHAR and KAVERI PALACE, addresses that trade facilities for position and character. Travellers who want a room in a building with some age to it, in a town whose visitor tradition long predates the railway from Jasidih Junction, will understand what they are getting.
- Older palace-style building
- Consistent guest rating
- Traditional Deoghar lodging
Our take
This suits a traveller who wants the older Deoghar rather than a modern block on the Jasidih road, and who will eat at the thali houses and take an auto to the shrine. What it does not offer is any published facility, so anyone needing parking, breakfast or a restaurant should look elsewhere. Confirm the rate and what is included before you travel, since neither appears on the listing.
- Confirm the nightly rate directly. No price is published for this property.
- Ask for a room away from the street. Older buildings in Deoghar carry sound and the town wakes before five.
- Plan meals around Tower Chowk and the temple approach, since no restaurant is listed here.
Why we love it
- The scale and courtyards of an older Deoghar house
- A steady 9 rating across 37 reviews
- Character that modern blocks do not have
- A quieter alternative to the Jasidih road hotels