Hotel Stonarc

About Hotel Stonarc

Hotel Stonarc works well for travellers who need a base on the northern edge of Pune. The hotel sits on Talegoan Chakan Road, an area that suits visitors with business in Chakan or Hinjewadi IT Park. The location also appeals to those driving in from the Mumbai–Pune Expressway, as it avoids the city centre traffic. Guests who prefer a quiet setting away from the main tourist areas will find this hotel practical. The listed facilities include breakfast, internet access, laundry service, parking and a restaurant, which cover the basics for a short or overnight stay.

The score indicates that most guests find the property satisfactory for its category. The hotel does not sit near any major sights within 5 km, so it suits travellers whose focus is work or transit rather than sightseeing. The star rating and facilities suggest a no-frills experience. Guests should confirm the exact breakfast arrangement and restaurant timings with the property before arrival.

Rooms and listed facilities

The listed facilities at Hotel Stonarc include breakfast, internet access, laundry service, parking and a restaurant. These suit couples and families who need a convenient stopover. Business travellers will appreciate the internet access and parking for rental cars. Late arrivals can use the restaurant for a meal after check-in, though it is wise to confirm the kitchen closing time with the property. Families may find the basic services adequate for a night or two.

The setting

Hotel Stonarc is located at Aryaa Prism on Talegoan Chakan Road in Chakan, on the outskirts of Pune. The hotel is about 21.8 km in a straight line from Hinjewadi IT Park Phase 1 and about 25.2 km from Pune Junction railway station. Pune International Airport is roughly 20.5 km away in a straight line, and Swargate bus station is about 28.2 km. The old city centre at Shaniwar Wada is about 26.2 km in a straight line. The area is industrial and suburban, with no major sights within 5 km of the hotel.

Location and neighbourhood

These areas include the Mumbai–Pune Expressway corridor, the roads towards Nagar Road and Solapur Road, and the zones around Hinjewadi and Chakan. They are quieter than the centre, with more open space and a slower pace. The Pune metropolitan area's growth has pushed hotels, residential complexes and commercial hubs into these fringes. For food lovers and evening outings, the outskirts offer a different rhythm from the city core. Local eateries, dhabas and casual bars dot the highways. The air is fresher, and the night sky is clearer away from the central glare.

Getting there and around

Hotel Stonarc sits on the outskirts of Pune, about 20.5 km from Pune International Airport and around 25.2 km from Pune Junction. The Mumbai–Pune Expressway is the main artery for reaching the city centre or heading towards Lonavala and Mumbai. Local buses run along the main highways, and app-based taxis are available. The Pune Metro currently does not reach most outskirt areas; check the current network for extensions. For getting around, a hired car or taxi is the most practical option. The roads are generally wide and less congested than in the inner city, but traffic on the Expressway can build up during peak hours.

Nearby sights and food

The outskirts are not dense with historic sights, but a short drive brings you to the city's core landmarks. Shaniwar Wada, the 18th-century Peshwa palace, is within reach. Lal Mahal, where Shivaji spent his boyhood, is nearby. Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati temple draws large crowds, especially during Ganeshotsav. Tulshibaug market offers a busy shopping experience. Mahatma Phule Mandai is a large vegetable market worth a visit. For a quieter outing, the hills and forts such as Sinhagad are a short drive away.

Evenings on the outskirts revolve around food. Highway dhabas serve Punjabi and North Indian dishes, often cooked in a tandoor. Misal pav and vada pav are available at small stalls. Local bars and casual restaurants offer beer and snacks. The area has a growing number of multi-cuisine places, from Chinese to South Indian. For a sweet finish, bakarwadi and Shrewsbury biscuits are local favourites. Mastani, a thick milkshake with ice cream, is a Puneri specialty. The dining scene is informal and affordable, with a focus on hearty meals rather than fine dining.

A day from Hotel Stonarc

A day from Hotel Stonarc starts with a drive into the city centre. Visit Shaniwar Wada in the morning, then walk to Lal Mahal and Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati. Tulshibaug market is nearby for browsing. For lunch, find a local eatery serving a Puneri thali or misal pav. In the afternoon, head to the Pataleshwar caves or Mahatma Phule Mandai. Return to Hotel Stonarc in the late afternoon. In the evening, explore a highway dhaba for dinner, or try a casual bar for drinks and snacks. The outskirts are quiet after dark, making for a relaxed end to the day. The drive back to Hotel Stonarc is short and easy.

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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.

• Breakfast
• Internet access
• Laundry Service
• Parking
• Restaurant(s)