SAINIK AARAM GRAH CONTACTS
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Choose a State, then a District, to view the Zila Sainik Board contact.
What is Sainik Rest House
Sainik Rest Houses, also known as Sainik Aaram Grah, are guest accommodations run by Zila Sainik Boards (ZSBs) across India for ex-servicemen, war widows, serving armed forces personnel, and their families. They offer an affordable place to stay while visiting a district for pension-related work, medical treatment, court matters, ECHS formalities, or travel between postings.
This tool lets you search Sainik Rest House contacts by state and district in a few taps. Each entry shows the address, available rooms (Officers, JCOs/ORs, family rooms, dormitory), phone number, and — where relevant — a status flag if the rest house is currently under renovation, demolished, or otherwise not usable, so you don’t travel to a location expecting a room that isn’t available.
The data is compiled from the Kendriya Sainik Board (KSB) Guidebook 2025. Room capacity, phone numbers, and building status can change locally, so we recommend calling the listed ZSB number to confirm availability before you travel.
How to find your Sainik Rest House contact:
Select your State from the first dropdown.
Select your District from the second dropdown — if a district has more than one rest house, the count will show next to the name.
View the address, room availability, and phone number for that location.
If the card shows a status flag (e.g. “under renovation” or “demolished”), call the ZSB number first to check for alternate arrangements before planning your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is a Sainik Aaram Grah / Sainik Rest House?
It’s a guest accommodation facility run by a Zila Sainik Board (ZSB), meant to provide affordable, short-stay lodging to ex-servicemen, serving personnel, and their families when they visit a district.
Who can stay at a Sainik Rest House?
Ex-servicemen, war widows, serving armed forces personnel, and their dependent family members are generally eligible. Priority is usually given to those visiting for medical treatment, pension work, or court/legal matters. Confirm eligibility rules with the local ZSB, as they can vary slightly by state.
How do I book a room?
Bookings are typically made by directly calling or visiting the Zila Sainik Board office listed for your district — most rest houses do not have an online booking system.
Is there a charge for staying at a Sainik Rest House?
Most rest houses charge a nominal fee, lower than commercial lodging. Exact rates vary by state and rest house, so confirm current charges with the ZSB office when booking.
What if my district's rest house shows "under renovation" or "demolished"?
Some rest houses listed in the KSB Guidebook are currently non-functional due to structural issues or rebuilding work. In these cases, call the ZSB number provided — they can guide you to the nearest alternate facility.
Is this contact information officially updated?
This list is based on the KSB Guidebook 2025. Since phone numbers and building status can change, we recommend calling ahead to confirm before traveling.
What documents should I carry?
Carry your ex-servicemen/dependent ID card, discharge book or PPO, and any relevant travel purpose documents (medical referral, court summons, etc.), as the ZSB office may ask for identification at check-in.
