About Panchavati Palace
Our Story
Named for the five banyans of the Ramayana
Panchavati — the forest of five sacred banyan trees where Lord Rama is said to have lived in exile — lends its name to our hotel. It's a fitting one: Omkareshwar itself is a place people come to for shelter, stillness and devotion, and we built this hotel to offer exactly that to every traveller who reaches our door.
We are a family-run property, opposite Gajanand Ashram on Mamleshwar Temple Marg, in the middle of everything that draws people to this island town on the Narmada. Our rooms are simple and deluxe rather than grand, because what most guests need after a day of temple visits and river crossings is a clean bed, cool air, hot water, and people who genuinely want them to rest well.
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Why Guests Return
Small hotel, close attention
Location that works
Every major sight in Omkareshwar — the ghats, both Jyotirlingas, the hanging bridge — is a walk away, not a rickshaw ride.
A house, not a chain
We greet guests by name by the second day. Requests like a late check-out are met with a conversation, not a policy sheet.
Consistent guest feedback
From families on a first Jyotirlinga darshan to solo travellers passing through, our guests keep telling us the same thing — that the stay felt looked-after, not transactional.
Umesh Yadav enjoying the calm & comfort of our lobby lounge
Warm reception for Umesh Yadav upon arrival at our entrance
Honoured Guest · Pilgrim Memories
Welcoming Indian Cricketer Umesh Yadav
During his visit to Omkareshwar for holy darshan at the sacred Jyotirlinga temples, celebrated Indian international cricketer Umesh Yadav stayed with us at Hotel Panchavati Palace.
We were deeply privileged to host him and provide our attentive Malwi hospitality, peaceful rooms, and thoughtful service throughout his pilgrimage. His stay remains a cherished memory for our entire team and a testament to the comforting sanctuary we strive to offer every guest who walks through our doors.
Getting Here
Opposite Gajanand Ashram, on Mamleshwar Temple Marg
Omkareshwar is compact — once you're at the hotel, the rest of the town is within reach on foot. See our full location guide for directions and nearby attractions.
- Gajanand Ashram0 KM — directly opposite
- Narmada River Ghat350 metres
- Mamleshwar Jyotirlinga Temple400 metres
- Jhula Pul (Hanging Bridge)700 metres
- Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga Temple800 metres
Come stay with the family
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