The maintenance charges are decided after thorough discussions with the trustees and villagers. They cover expenses for servant wages, electricity, water purifiers, washing machines, ACs, solar water heaters, dry cleaning of linens, restroom cleaning, trash removal, TV recharges, and more. These charges help ensure the villa is maintained to the highest standards.

No, Shree Krishna Villa is not a commercial hotel or lodge. It is a service-oriented facility offering basic needs and a homely, pleasant environment for visitors reconnecting with their ancestral village. Unlike hotels, it emphasizes providing a memorable and peaceful stay.

The villa adopts a daily basis charge because:

1. The upkeep of the premises is costly due to the high standards of maintenance.
2. The average annual footfall is low, with about three visits per month.
3. The use of appliances like ACs, washing machines, and other devices contributes to significant electricity consumption.
   This approach ensures fairness and efficient resource management.

To ensure clarity, sensor lights are installed to easily move within the villa. Notice board is displayed at Shree Krishna Villa, outlining the day-to-day occupancy policy and other guidelines. Visitors are encouraged to refer to this information for smooth coordination during their stay.