Yash Residency

About Yash Residency

Yash Residency works best for travellers who need a practical base in East Pune, close to the airport. Wagholi is a growing residential and industrial area on the Nagar Road corridor. The hotel is about 4.6 km in a straight line from Pune International Airport, making it a convenient stop for those with early flights or late arrivals. The area is quieter than central Pune, with less traffic congestion. This is a no-frills stay for guests who plan to be out most of the day.

This is a 3-star hotel in Wagholi, East Pune. The official star rating indicates a standard level of service and amenities. Yash Residency lists free WiFi among its facilities. The hotel is positioned for practical, short stays rather than leisure or luxury. It suits guests who prioritise proximity to the airport and the eastern parts of the city over being in the historic centre or nightlife areas.

Rooms and listed facilities

Yash Residency lists free WiFi as a facility. The hotel may suit couples and solo travellers looking for a simple room near the airport. Families and business travellers should check room sizes and bedding configurations when booking. For late arrivals, the location on Nagar Road means easy access by road from the airport.

The setting

Yash Residency is located on Nagar Road in Wagholi, an eastern suburb of Pune. The address is Siddhi Complex, Sai Satyam Park, near the Talera Ford showroom. The hotel sits on a main road that connects Pune to Ahmednagar. In a straight line, Pune International Airport is about 4.6 km away, Koregaon Park is about 8.5 km away, and Shaniwar Wada in the old city centre is about 13 km away.

Location and neighbourhood

Wagholi lies on the north-eastern edge of Pune, along the Ahmednagar highway beyond Kharadi. This is a fast-growing residential and industrial belt, far from the historic core. First-time visitors will find few tourist sights within walking distance. The area is mostly new apartment complexes, IT offices and local markets. Its advantage is access: the highway connects directly to the Mumbai–Pune Expressway and to the eastern parts of the city. From Yash Residency, you can reach the main attractions of Pune by car or taxi in about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on traffic. The neighbourhood itself is quiet and practical for a base.

Getting there and around

Getting to Yash Residency from Pune International Airport is straightforward: the airport is around 4.6 km away via the Nagar Road and the highway, a drive of roughly 20 to 30 minutes in normal traffic. Pune Junction railway station is around 10.7 km to the south-west, about 40 minutes by road. For local travel, auto-rickshaws and app-based taxis are available on the main road. The nearest Metro station is at Kharadi or Ramwadi on the Aqua Line, about 15 minutes away by auto-rickshaw; from there you can reach Shivajinagar, Deccan Gymkhana and the district court interchange. Check the current Metro network for extensions.

Nearby sights and food

All of Pune's historic attractions require a drive from Wagholi. The Aga Khan Palace, where Mahatma Gandhi was held, is about 20 minutes south-west. Shaniwar Wada, the 18th-century Peshwa palace, and the nearby Lal Mahal are in the old city, roughly 30 minutes away. The Pataleshwar caves, an 8th-century rock-cut temple, are on Jangli Maharaj Road. For a view of the city, climb the 103 steps of Parvati Hill. Sinhagad fort, about an hour's drive south-west, offers a day hike and views of the Sahyadri hills.

Pune's food culture is easy to explore from Wagholi. The city is known for misal pav, a spicy sprouted-bean curry with bread, and vada pav, a fried potato patty in a bun. Bakarwadi, a crisp sweet-and-spicy snack, is a local speciality. Mastani, a thick milkshake with ice cream, is a popular drink. Look for Irani cafés in Camp and the old city for bun maska and chai. Many small eateries along the highway serve Puneri thali, a complete meal with rice, roti, dal and vegetables. Shrewsbury biscuits from Camp bakeries make a good takeaway.

A day from Yash Residency

A day from Yash Residency could start with a drive to the Aga Khan Palace, arriving when it opens. Spend an hour in the grounds and the memorials. Then head to Shaniwar Wada to see the remains of the Peshwa palace and hear its history. Walk to the nearby Lal Mahal, where Shivaji spent his boyhood. For lunch, try a misal pav or a thali at a restaurant in the old city. Afternoon: visit the Pataleshwar caves, then climb Parvati Hill for the view. If time allows, stop at the Chaturshringi temple, especially during Navratri. Return to Yash Residency via the highway in the evening. The drive gives a sense of Pune's spread from the old core to the new eastern suburbs.

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Facilities listed by the supplier

As listed by the booking supplier; a facility not listed here may still exist. Confirm anything important with the property.

• Free Wifi