Sri Akhila Bharata Srisaila Kummara Salivahana Nitya Annadana Sathram
Year
2026
Type
Booking Website
Staff roles
4
For visitors
What pilgrims see
Clear rooms, clear prices and an easy way to book. Click any screen to see it full size.
01
Find a room by what you need
Visitors can filter rooms by type, from AC and non-AC single, double and family rooms to a dormitory, by number of guests and by check-in and check-out dates, and sort by price.
02
Book online, or call
A Book Now button sits on every room and in the header. For guests who prefer to talk, the phone number, email and a contact form are one click away.
For staff
What the team runs
The same bookings flow into an admin portal, where the team manages them without a developer.
01
One place to run every booking
An admin portal lists walk-in and online reservations together, with status, room, check-in date and amount, and a calendar view of room availability.
02
Reports without a spreadsheet
Revenue, bookings, confirmation rate and unique guests for any date range, with a daily revenue chart, a cash-versus-online split and CSV and PDF downloads.
03
The right access for each staff member
Four staff roles, Super Admin, Manager, Receptionist and Housekeeping, each with its own permissions, so the front desk can take bookings without seeing settings.
04
Booking rules the team controls
How far ahead pilgrims can book, how long a room is held while payment is pending, the GST rate and the cancellation deadline can all be changed from the admin, with no developer needed.
Also part of it
A few more things worth knowing
Each room explained clearly
A room card shows the room number, whether it is available, how many guests it takes, the check-out time and the price per night, with a plain description of what the room offers.
Rooted in its community
The satram is run by the Kummara (potter) community of Andhra Pradesh to serve pilgrims visiting Srisailam, and its About page tells that story.
A gallery for first-time visitors
A photo gallery shows the building and rooms, so pilgrims travelling from far away know what to expect.
