Clarks Inn Hampi

"Clarks Hampi is a very functional hotel Not many frills but if you want to spend 2 nights in Hampi , its just 4 kms away from monuments so one doesnt need to travel far. When I have visited this hotel on both occasions , the tourist numbers were limited in Hampi - therefore my experience is also based on the hotel not having full booking"

Hotel Priyadarshini Classic

"Wir hatten eine angenehme Erfahrung im Hotel Unterkunft und das Essen gut. Das Hotel hat unsere kleinen Anfragen ohne Probleme befriedigt."

Hotel Rock Regency Hampi

"It's a old hotel but rooms are very spacious. But it needs maintenance. Restaurant is good abed serves tasty breakfast and food. One more point i want to mention that the hotel is around 30kms away from hampi, also if you use google maps to find this hotel it takes you to a location near hampi heritage site which is a big mess. They need to correct and show proper location"

Ananya Comfortss

"Cool climate. and fresh and silent rooms.. was pleasent and really enjoyed the stay in hospete and would love to come back"

Gopi Guest House

"The guesthouse is situated right in the center of old hampi. The Virupaksha temple is viewed from the room window. The place is run by Manju, Ravi, Gopi and their mother. The room had ac, running warm water. They have a wonderful dining abd sitting lounge where the guests get befriended. Prices are modest. Recommended."

Archana Guest House River View

"As anyone who has tried to book in line in late 2023 will know, it’s not possible to reserve in advance at any of the remaining guest houses in the village. The reasons for this are unclear but a number of places are still operating on a walk-in basis or via contact on WhatsApp. We therefore made a provisional reservation at a guest house over the river. However, upon arriving from a night bus at 6am we found the ferry now only starts at 8.30am. After a sleepless night on a bumpy bus, a 2 hour plus wait wasn’t what we needed so once it got light I set off into the village to find another room. Archana was the first place I came across via the owners mother who owns a stall outside the guest house. Her son showed me a room and we agreed a price for 3 nights. The room was on the ground floor under the restaurant facing a banana plantation with the river beyond. The room was very small- no room to unpack a bag. It was clean enough and the bed had a good mosquito net. The bathroom had hot (very hot!) water. I would class it as a budget type room by Indian standards. Outside was a pleasant seating area which is communal so was occasionally used by restaurant guests, there was also some flight noise from the restaurant but it’s not a busy late night place. We were glad we stayed here rather than across the river. You are in the heart of the village here so expect all that comes with that- dogs, cows, monkeys etc. The people are friendly though and it’s fine to walk round at night. The main temple and sunset hill is literally 5 minutes walk away. This is not a slick UNESCO packaged experience- it’s an authentic Indian pilgrimage site set amidst stunning scenery. A downside for us was that in the village it’s strictly no alcohol (no tea pot trick!) or meat at present. The other side of the river, I believe, is exempt from that so if those things are important you’re best to stay there. I believe the standard rate for our room was 1800INR per night. That would be expensive in my view but as we were staying for 3 nights/ 4 days I secured a better rate. I’ll try and add the owners number so you can try to contact him on WhatsApp. Otherwise you will need to turn up as a walk-in unless the current situation changes."

Oshos Organic Resort Hampi