About Harihareshwar Beach Resort in harihareshwar beach resort, next to harihareshwar temple and beach, Shrivardhan

Harihareshwar beach resort is a unique budget hotel in Harihareshwar it is also popular as "Rohan Hotel" by its old name. Harihareshwar beach resort has many facilities such as a restaurant known as "hotel harihareshwar", Superior rooms with 24 hours running water, AC rooms, television with tata sky connection, inverters, backup generator etc. There are 10 exclusive cottages with AC and other facilities, 4 Deluxe rooms, 4 Family rooms (4 bed), 2 Family room (6 bed), 1 Exclusive air-conditioned room on the resort roof for family for maximum exposure to the beach, temple.



Harihareshwar Beach Resort is the only Hotel in Harihareshwar which has a Licensed Restaurant & bar, Lodging along with Ample parking space.


Three hours south of Mumbai, directly on the coast lies the town of Harihareshwar, in the southern Raigad district of Konkan (South Kashi). Harihareshwar is home to a 16th century Shiva temple in which the presiding deities are the Trimuti: Brahma, Visnu and Mahesh, with Devi Parvati. The Trimurti are represented here in linga form, or "triple linga". Harihareshwar, located 175 kms. from Pune, was a prominent site during the reign of the Peshwas, and Hari Hareshwar was the family deity of the Peshwas, thus giving it a place of importance in Maratha history. During that era, the nearby Taluka site of Shrivardhan, just north on the coast, was a major port bringing traffic to Harihareshwar.

Harihareshwar has recently regained popularity as a destination for tourists and pilgrims, who come to see this ocean-side temple, which sits on a hill known as Harihar, or Pushpadri. The challenging route to Harihareshwar is then repeated by a challenging parikrama route around the temple, described below.


The date Harihareshwar Temple was originally built is unknown, historical evidence shows that Ramabai, Senior Madhavrao Peshwe's queen visited here to worship Hari Hareshwar, praying for the good health of her ailing husband.

Harihareshwar is bordered on one side by the Bankot creek, and on the other side by the Arabian Sea. The Bankot is the confluence of the Savitri River and ocean. A beautiful cypress grove adds greenness to the seaside environs. The town is surrounded by four holy hills, which represent Visnu, Brahma, Siva, and Parvati: Harihareshwar, Harshinachal, Bramhadri, and Pushpadri.