Spring Hills Holiday Resort

About Spring Hills Holiday Resort

Spring Hills Holiday Resort suits travellers who want a base on the outskirts of Pune, close to the Lavasa Link Road area. The 3-star resort offers a mix of leisure and practical facilities, including a fitness centre, a garden and a terrace. With free car parking and a shuttle service, it works for those arriving by car or needing transport to nearby locations. The setting is quieter than the city centre, which appeals to guests who prefer less urban noise.

This is a resort-style stay with a 3-star rating. The property provides air-conditioned rooms, a banquet space, a bar and a pool bar. A business centre and family rooms are listed, along with luggage storage and a laundry service. The 24-hour front desk and room service mean late arrivals are handled easily. Free Wi-Fi and internet access are available throughout the resort.

Rooms and listed facilities

The listed facilities include air conditioning, family rooms and a business centre. Luggage storage and a laundry service are listed, which helps longer stays. The resort also offers lifts, free Wi-Fi and internet access.

The setting

Spring Hills Holiday Resort is located near Indai Lawns on Lavasa Link Road, Mukaiwadi Pirangut, on the outskirts of Pune. In straight-line distances, it is about 18 km from Swargate bus station, about 17 km from Shaniwar Wada in the old city centre, and about 20 km from Koregaon Park. Hinjewadi IT Park is about 13 km from the resort.

Location and neighbourhood

Business travellers find the outskirts convenient for short work trips. The areas around Hinjewadi, Chakan and the Mumbai–Pune Expressway are dotted with offices and manufacturing units. Commuting to the central districts takes forty minutes to an hour, depending on traffic. The Pune International Airport at Lohegaon is about twenty minutes from the eastern outskirts. Pune Junction and Shivajinagar station serve the railway network. The Pune Metro currently reaches Swargate, Pimpri and Ramwadi; check the current network for extensions. The climate from October to February is mild and dry, suitable for daytime meetings.

The outskirts have wide roads and newer infrastructure compared to the old city. Many business parks and IT campuses operate here, with their own cafeterias and shuttle services. The Mula-Mutha river flows through the northern fringe. The surrounding hills, including the Sahyadri range, are visible on clear days. For short work trips, staying on the outskirts reduces time spent in city traffic. You can reach the Expressway quickly for trips to Mumbai or Lonavala. The area is quieter at night than central Pune, with fewer crowds and more open spaces.

Getting there and around

Getting to Spring Hills Holiday Resort from the airport takes around 26.1 km by road. Taxis and app-based cabs are available at the terminal. From Pune Junction, the distance is around 19.6 km; autorickshaws and taxis queue outside the station. The Mumbai–Pune Expressway connects the western outskirts to Lonavala and Mumbai in about three hours. For local travel, app-based cabs are the most practical option. The Pune Metro does not yet reach most outskirts; check the current network. Buses operated by PMPML run along the main highways, but schedules vary. Renting a self-drive car is another option for flexibility during a short work trip.

Nearby sights and food

A few sights lie within reach from the outskirts. Shaniwar Wada, the 18th-century Peshwa palace, is about forty minutes by cab. Lal Mahal, where Shivaji spent his boyhood, is nearby. Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati temple draws large crowds, especially during Ganeshotsav. Tulshibaug market sells spices, textiles and household goods. The Pataleshwar caves, an 8th-century rock-cut temple, are on Jangli Maharaj Road. Parvati Hill offers views from its Peshwa-era temples. The Aga Khan Palace, with its Gandhi memorials, is in the eastern part of the city. These are best visited outside peak traffic hours.

For food, the outskirts have dhabas and highway restaurants serving misal pav, vada pav and thalis. Bakeries sell Shrewsbury biscuits and bakarwadi. Irani cafés offer bun maska and chai. Mastani, a thick milkshake with ice cream, is a local speciality. Many business parks have food courts with multi-cuisine options. For a quick meal, look for stalls selling vada pav and samosas. The food is generally affordable and filling. Avoid naming specific restaurants or chains.

A day from Spring Hills Holiday Resort

A day from Spring Hills Holiday Resort starts with a morning meeting at a nearby business park. After lunch, you can visit Shaniwar Wada and the surrounding old city. Walk through Tulshibaug market for a sense of local commerce. Stop at the Pataleshwar caves for a quiet break. In the late afternoon, head to Parvati Hill for the view over Pune. Return to Spring Hills Holiday Resort via the highway, avoiding the evening rush. If time allows, visit the Aga Khan Palace before dinner. For a shorter day, focus on one or two sights near the centre. The outskirts are a practical base for combining work with a brief look at Pune's history.

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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.

• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Air conditioning
• Banquet
• Bars
• Buffet
• Business Center
• Copy
• Family rooms
• Fitness Center
• Free Wifi
• Free car parking
• Games room
• Garden
• Housekeeping
• Internet access
• Iron and board
• Laundry Service
• Lifts
• Luggage storage
• Newspapers
• Night club
• Non smoking rooms
• Parking
• Playground
• Pool bar
• Room Service
• Shuttle service
• Suites
• Table tennis
• Terrace
• VIP rooms
• Wifi