Our Story

A home away from home, since 1988

For over three decades, Sri Purushottam Bhakta Nivas has opened its doors to lakhs of devotees arriving in the holy town of Puri to seek the darshan of Lord Jag...

For over three decades, Sri Purushottam Bhakta Nivas has opened its doors to lakhs of devotees arriving in the holy town of Puri to seek the darshan of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra. What began as a small seva by a family of devotees has grown into a trusted Bhakta Nivas, without ever losing its temple-town warmth.

Every room here is kept simple, clean and quiet — built for pilgrims, not tourists. Our staff understands the rhythm of a yatra: early mangala aarti darshans, long queues, tired feet, and the need for a peaceful place to rest between temple visits. That understanding is in every detail, from our ground-floor rooms for elders to our dining hall serving food untouched by onion and garlic, exactly as offered in a sattvic home.

— Managed by the Mohapatra Sevayat Family, Puri

Established 1988
36+ Years of Seva
42 Rooms & Suites
3,00,000+ Devotees Hosted

What Makes Us Different

Steps from Singhadwara

Walk to the temple's Lion Gate in under 3 minutes — no rickshaw needed, even before mangala aarti.

Sattvic Dining Hall

Fresh, home-style vegetarian thalis without onion or garlic, served on time, every day of the year.

Elder & Family Friendly

Ground floor rooms, handrails and helpful staff for elderly devotees and families with children.

Safe, Watched & Clean

24x7 security at the gate, daily housekeeping and lockers for your valuables and prasad.

Pooja & Sankalpa Seva

On request, we help arrange panda seva, sankalpa pooja and guidance for your temple rituals.

A Phone Call Away

Real people answer — call or WhatsApp us anytime for bookings, directions or last-minute help.

Devotees Say

"We travelled with my elderly parents for their first Puri yatra. The staff arranged a ground floor room without being asked twice — such thoughtful seva."

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Rajesh Panda Cuttack, Odisha

"Being able to walk to the Singhadwara in the dark for mangala aarti and return to rest within minutes made our whole trip stress-free."

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Sunita Devi Ranchi, Jharkhand

"Our 40-member Sangha stayed in the seva hall during Kartik Purnima. Clean, affordable, and the bhojan reminded us of home."

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Biswanath Sahoo Kolkata, West Bengal

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