MAYAPUR BHAKTA BHAWAN
Guest Policies & Guidelines
These guidelines are meant to help all guests experience a peaceful and devotional stay in Sri Mayapur Dhām.
Code of Conduct (Mandatory)
- Maintain a devotional and peaceful mood at all times; respect the sacred atmosphere of Mayapur.
- No intoxicants: alcohol, tobacco, cigarettes, drugs, or any other intoxicating substances are strictly prohibited.
- No meat, fish, eggs, onion, or garlic are permitted. Only pure vegetarian prasadam-style food may be consumed on the premises.
- Gambling, immoral activities, or behavior contrary to Vaishnava principles is not allowed.
- Loud music, parties, or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated.
- Treat all staff, devotees, and fellow guests with humility and respect.
Daily Routine & Quiet Hours
- Quiet hours: 9:00 PM – 4:00 AM. Please honor temple programs and ensure silence during these times.
- Guests are encouraged to participate in mangal-ārati, kīrtans, and temple programs whenever possible.
Accommodation Guidelines
- Check-in: 12:00 PM
- Check-out: 10:00 AM
- Rooms must be kept clean and orderly; any damage to property will be charged.
- Visitors not registered at reception are not permitted in guest rooms.
Booking & Payment Policy
- All bookings are confirmed only upon 100% advance payment.
- No Refund Policy: Once payment is made, it is non-refundable under any circumstances (including cancellation, early departure, or no-show).
- Guests who do not arrive on their booking date (no-shows) will forfeit the full booking amount.
Safety & Security
- Guests are responsible for safeguarding their personal belongings.
- Please comply with all safety, fire, and health regulations displayed within the premises.
- Photography or videography inside restricted areas is not permitted unless authorized.
Our Commitment
By booking with us, you acknowledge and accept these rules. Our aim is to provide you with a stay that is peaceful, devotional, and uplifting, in line with the vision of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda for Mayapur.
Atithi Devo Bhava — A guest is to be treated as divine.
We welcome you with folded hands and pray your stay deepens your connection with Lord Krishna.
“Our aim should be to help people advance in Krishna consciousness. That is real hospitality.” — Srila Prabhupāda
