Whether you're visiting for a short assignment or a longer project-based stay, SilverDoor can help you find a serviced apartment in Pune that gives you the space, comfort, and flexibility to make the most of your time in the city. Contact our expert team to book your stay now.
Why choose a serviced apartment in Pune with SilverDoor?
Pune has earned its reputation as one of India's most important business destinations, a city where technology, automotive manufacturing, and higher education converge in a setting that feels markedly more relaxed than Mumbai or Delhi. SilverDoor has spent over 25 years building expertise in corporate accommodation, and we understand what professionals travelling to cities like Pune actually need from a place to stay.
Our partnerships with property providers across the globe mean we're well-placed to source quality apartments in Pune's key business districts, whether that's close to the IT parks of Hinjawadi, the corporate hubs of Kalyani Nagar, or the more central areas of Koregaon Park and Baner. Our team brings genuine specialist knowledge to every booking, with many having visited the properties we recommend first-hand.
With SilverDoor, there's no need to compromise, if what you're looking for isn't immediately available, we'll work with our property partners to source it.
Pune's corporate culture tends to attract professionals on extended assignments, and serviced apartments are ideally suited to that kind of stay, offering a level of space, independence, and value that hotel accommodation rarely matches.
Location, tailored to your work - Pune's business activity is spread across several distinct districts, and where you stay can make a real difference to your working day. Our account managers take the time to understand your itinerary and will recommend apartments positioned to minimise commuting and keep you close to the people and places that matter most during your stay.
Duration of stay - Serviced apartments in Pune are available for both short and extended visits. Minimum stay requirements vary by property, some are flexible from just a few nights, while others are better suited to week-long or monthly bookings. Whatever your timeline, our team will identify options that fit and be transparent about any terms upfront.
Facilities that make a difference - SilverDoor uses over 100 different criteria when searching for suitable properties, so you can be specific about what you need. Dedicated workspace and fast Wi-Fi, on-site gym or pool, meeting rooms, in-unit laundry, whatever your priorities, we'll filter by them. All our serviced apartments in Pune come with a kitchen or kitchenette, giving you the freedom to cook on your own schedule rather than relying on restaurant hours or room service.
For a full overview of the benefits serviced apartments offer, visit our dedicated page.
Situated on the Deccan Plateau in Maharashtra, Pune is India's seventh largest metropolitan area and one of its most rapidly expanding. Long regarded as a centre of education and culture, it is home to institutions including the University of Pune and the Film and Television Institute of India, - the city has in recent decades developed into a major commercial hub, attracting multinational corporations and start-ups in roughly equal measure. Its proximity to Mumbai (around three hours by road or under four hours by train) makes it a natural extension of India's financial capital, and many companies maintain significant operations in both cities.
Pune's economy is anchored by IT and business services, automotive and manufacturing industries, and a growing base of research and defence organisations. The Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park at Hinjawadi is one of the largest IT parks in India, and the city is home to major automotive players including Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors, and several multinational suppliers.
Getting around Pune is generally straightforward, with a range of options to suit different needs and budgets. Auto-rickshaws are ubiquitous and practical for short journeys within neighbourhoods, while Ola and Uber operate reliably across the city for longer or more comfortable point-to-point travel. Rental cars with drivers are also popular among business travellers managing a demanding schedule.
The Pune Metro is actively expanding, with operational sections already connecting key parts of the city and further lines under construction. Once complete, the network will significantly improve connectivity between major residential and commercial zones. In the meantime, the existing road network, while subject to congestion during peak hours, is well-developed by Indian city standards.
Pune Airport handles a strong roster of international domestic routes, with direct connections to Mumbai, Bengaluru, and other major cities. For broader international travel, Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is approximately 150km.
One of Pune's selling points as a place to live and work is its climate. Sitting at an elevation of around 560 metres on the Deccan Plateau, the city is notably cooler than coastal cities like Mumbai or Chennai, and its weather is considered among the most pleasant of any large Indian city.
Summers (March to May) bring warm days with temperatures reaching 35–38°C, though evenings remain considerably cooler. The monsoon (June to September) delivers heavy and often welcome rainfall, with July being the wettest month, the surrounding hills and countryside become particularly scenic during this period. Winters (November to February) are mild and dry, with comfortable daytime temperatures and cool nights, making this arguably the best season for those unaccustomed to Indian heat.
Beyond its business credentials, Pune has a cultural richness that makes an extended stay genuinely rewarding. The city has a long association with classical music, theatre, and the arts, a legacy of its history as the seat of the Peshwa rulers of the Maratha Empire. Every December, the Sawai Gandharva Bhimsen Festival draws leading performers and audiences from across India for several nights of Hindustani classical music, making it one of the most prestigious events of its kind in the country. During Diwali, the city's unique tradition of Pahat Diwali, early morning musical celebrations that fill the streets before dawn, offers a memorable window into Pune's local character.
Day-to-day, Pune has an energy that reflects its large student and young professional population. Independent cafés, a wide restaurant scene spanning regional Indian and international cuisines, and a growing arts and nightlife offering make it a city that rewards curiosity during downtime between meetings.
Pune's food scene is shaped both by its Maharashtrian roots and by the diverse professional population that has made the city home. Traditional Maharashtrian cuisine is worth seeking out, dishes like Misal Pav (a spicy sprouted lentil curry served with bread rolls), Puran Poli (a sweet flatbread stuffed with lentils and jaggery), Vada Pav (the beloved fried potato dumpling in a soft bun), and Sabudana Khichdi (a tapioca dish popular during festival fasting days) are woven into the fabric of daily life here.
Beyond local food, the city's cosmopolitan character means you'll find South Indian tiffin restaurants, North Indian dhabas, and a strong international dining scene, particularly in areas like Koregaon Park, Kalyani Nagar, and FC Road, which cater to the city's large expat and student communities. Pune's café culture is thriving, and a good filter coffee or a local-style chai is never far away.
Serviced apartments in Pune are available for both short and long-term stays. While some properties have a minimum stay requirement of four nights, others are more flexible depending on availability. Our team will work with you to find an apartment that aligns with the length of your stay.
Yes. Serviced apartments are built around the needs of professionals, offering reliable high-speed internet, dedicated workspaces, and locations close to Pune's key business districts such as Hinjawadi and Kalyani Nagar. Many properties also offer additional amenities like meeting rooms and business support services.
Yes, all serviced apartments we book in Pune include a kitchen or kitchenette, giving you the flexibility to prepare your own meals whenever suits you. This is particularly useful on longer stays or for those who prefer the option to self-cater rather than dining out every day.
Get in touch with our team and a dedicated account manager will guide you through the process. We'll take the time to understand your requirements, present tailored options, and handle everything from booking through to aftercare - making the whole experience as smooth as possible.
Minimum stay policies vary from property to property. Some apartments are available from just a few nights, while others are more suited to weekly or monthly bookings. When you enquire, we'll be upfront about the terms for any property we recommend so you can make an informed decision.