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Aayesha Fernandes
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    If you’re okay with a bit of driving, staying at The Fern Residency in Satara gives you the best mix of price and proximity. A short taxi ride or local bus takes you straight to the temple in under an hour, and the hotel’s free Wi Fi lets you plan the rest of your day without extra cost. If you want a quieter spot closer to the hills, a 3 star resort a little farther out still keeps the commute manageable.

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