Villas & farmhouses in Pune
Villas, farmhouses and weekend stays in and around Pune for family trips, friends’ getaways and celebrations — compare per-person prices, check every stay on the map and talk to the host directly.
Villas & stays in Pune
Browse stays on the list or the map — prices are per person per night, starting from ₹ 1500.
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Types of villas & stays in Pune
Whether you are searching for a private pool villa in Pune, a spacious farmhouse or a budget-friendly cottage, start with the style that fits your group.
Pune: a historic city with hills, lakes and weekend escapes on its doorstep
Pune is Maharashtra’s cultural and educational hub, set on the Deccan plateau with the Sahyadri hills close by. The city has Maratha-era heritage, lively food streets and plenty of green getaways within an hour or two, from hill forts and lakes to farmhouses on the outskirts.
Staying in a villa or farmhouse around Pune gives your group a private base close to the city — a shared living area, a garden or pool, and the freedom to plan the day your way.
Why book a villa around Pune?
Villas and farmhouses suit groups. Instead of booking several hotel rooms in the city, you book one property for everyone, which works well for birthdays, reunions, friends’ get-togethers and team offsites.
How Gleekey helps
Every stay on this page lists its per-person price, location on the map and photos, and you can contact the host directly before you book. Use the search above to filter by property name.
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We keep it simple for guests and hosts alike.
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Message or call the host directly to confirm dates, rules and requirements before you commit.
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Properties are reviewed by our team so what you see on the page is what you get.
Clear pricing
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Whole-property stays
Villas, farmhouses and cottages you book as a private space for your group.
Top places to visit & things to do in Pune
From Maratha-era landmarks and museums to hill forts and lakes — the attractions most visitors look for in and around Pune.
Shaniwar Wada
The historic fortified palace of the Peshwas in the old city.
Aga Khan Palace
A grand palace linked to the freedom movement, with gardens and a memorial.
Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple
One of Pune’s best-known Ganesh temples, busy during the Ganesh festival.
Sinhagad Fort
A hill fort about 30 km from Pune, popular for early-morning treks and views.
Parvati Hill
A hill with temples and city views, a short climb from the city centre.
Pataleshwar Cave Temple
An ancient rock-cut temple in the middle of the city.
Khadakwasla Dam
A reservoir on the city’s edge, popular for evening drives and snacks.
Mulshi Dam
A scenic reservoir west of Pune, popular for lakeside drives and stays.
Pashan Lake
A lake on the city’s western side, known for birdwatching.
Misal pav & vada pav
Pune’s misal and vada pav joints are a staple of eating out.
Bakery & Irani cafes
Old Irani cafes and bakeries are part of the city’s food character.
Home-style meals
Many hosts can arrange home-cooked meals — ask when you enquire.
A simple 2-day Pune itinerary
A relaxed plan you can follow as it is or mix and match.
Day 1 — Arrive & old city
- MorningDrive in and check in at your stay.
- AfternoonVisit Shaniwar Wada and the old-city lanes.
- EveningDinner at a local favourite, then relax at the stay.
Day 2 — Fort, dam or lake
- MorningHead to Sinhagad Fort early for the walk and views.
- AfternoonDrive to Khadakwasla or Mulshi for lake views and a slow lunch.
- EveningCheck out and head home or onward.
How to reach Pune
Pune is well connected by road, rail and air.
By road
Pune is approximately 150 km from Mumbai via the Mumbai–Pune Expressway. Confirm the last stretch to your stay with the host.
By train
Pune Junction is a major railway station with frequent trains from Mumbai and other cities. Taxis and autos are available outside the station.
By air
Pune Airport has regular flights from major cities. From there, continue to your stay by road.
Popular areas around Pune
Stays are spread across the city’s edges, the dam areas and the hills around — pick the setting that suits your trip.
Pune outskirts
Easy to reach from the city centre, handy for short stays and celebrations.
Mulshi & Khadakwasla side
Stays near the dams and lakes for slow mornings by the water.
Sinhagad & hill roads
Villas and farmhouses closer to the hills, with fresher air and open views.
What kind of trip are you planning?
Travel tips for Pune
1. Avoid peak traffic
City and expressway traffic builds up on weekday evenings and weekends, so plan your timing.
2. Start early for forts
Fort treks are much easier in the cool of the morning.
3. Ask about meals
Many hosts can arrange home-cooked food or point you to the best local places.
4. Confirm the route with your host
Share your arrival time so the host can guide you through the last stretch.
Ready to find your Pune stay?
Browse every Gleekey property near Pune and contact the host directly from the property page.
Frequently asked questions about villas in Pune
How do I book a villa near Pune on Gleekey?
Choose a stay, check the details and photos, then send an enquiry with your dates and group size. The host gets in touch with you directly to confirm availability and the final amount.
Are prices shown per person or per property?
Prices on Gleekey are shown per person per night. Multiply by your group size and number of nights for an estimate, and confirm the final amount with the host.
Can I book a villa near Pune for a large group or party?
Yes. Each property page lists how many guests it accommodates. If you are planning a birthday, anniversary or family get-together, mention it in your enquiry so the host can confirm what is allowed.
How far is Pune from Mumbai?
Pune is approximately 150 km from Mumbai by road, mostly via the Mumbai–Pune Expressway.
What are the best places to visit in Pune?
Popular spots include Shaniwar Wada, Aga Khan Palace, Sinhagad Fort, Khadakwasla Dam and Mulshi Dam.
Are there weekend getaways close to Pune?
Yes. Lonavala, Mahabaleshwar and Panchgani are a short drive away, and there are lake and hill stays on the outskirts.
Do the stays include food?
It depends on the host. Many hosts can arrange home-cooked meals or point you to good local places — ask when you send your enquiry.
Can I speak to the host before I book?
Absolutely — use the contact option on the property page to get in touch with the host directly.
