Accomodation

Accommodation 
The Devasthanam is having 25 individual cottages, Pathaleswra Sadan with 23 Deluxe Suites, Sivasadanam guest house with 100 rooms, T.T.D Guest House with 10 rooms,Chandeswara Sadanam with 22 rooms and a dormitory Choultry consisting of 7 Halls. Devasthanam has also constructed a modern complex with 112 suites named as Gangasadan and Gowrisadan. At present this complex is leased out to Tourism Department.

SNoCottages & RoomsRent Per Day(Rs)
1Sivasadanam100
2Pathaleswara Sadanam(A/C & Non A/C )500
3Chandeeswara Sadan (A/C)400
4Chandeeswara Sadan ( Non A/C)250
5Chandeeswara Sadan (One A/C, One Non A/C)600
6T.T.D (A/C)300
7T.T.D Non A/C100
8Aditya Cottage1000
9Soma Enterprises1200
10Eswaramma Cottage1000
11Siddeswara Cottage1200
12Ramanaidu Cottage600
13Cottage (2 A/C & 1 Non A/C )1000
14Cottage (2 A/C )800
15Cottage (1 A/C & 1 Non A/C)600
16Bramari Sadanam Hall200


Telephone directory
Srisailam
Reception Office+91(0)-8524-288888
 +91(0)-8524-288889
Information center/donation counter+91(0)-8524-288885
Executive officer+91(0)-8524-288881(o)
 +91(0)-8524-288882(r)
Adminstrative office+91(0)-8524-288883
Temple office+91(0)-8524-288887
P.R.O's office+91(0)-8524-288886
Nandhiniketan+91(0)-8524-287134

Information centers
Kurnool+91(0)-8518-245655
Hyderabad+91(0)-40-27676475
Adopted Temples
Tripurantakam+91(0)-8403-256399, 256306
Siddhavatam+91(0)-8562-248449


Other usefull numbers in srisailam (Choultries)
lingayat choultry+91(0)-8524-287179
sarana basaveswara choultry+91(0)-8524-287143
mallikarjuna anna satram+91(0)-8524-287263
brahmin choultry+91(0)-8524-287148
cumbum choultry+91(0)-8524-287158
devanga choultry+91(0)-8524-287151
gouda choultry+91(0)-8524-287186
jagadguru choultry+91(0)-8524-287141
kamma choultry+91(0)-8524-287144
karnataka guest house+91(0)-8524-287142
krishnadevaraya choultry+91(0)-8524-288045


The Department of Tourism is maintaining Punnami Guest Houses consisting above 50 suites.

Free Accommodation The Devasthanam has constructed pilgrim sheds at Pathalaganga Road and at Filter Bed with number of toilets and with drinking water facilities.  They are being given to the pilgrims who came through Tourist Buses. 
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