Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner

About Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner

Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner suits travellers who need a straightforward, no-fuss base in West Pune. The hotel is in Balewadi, a residential and commercial area that is close to Hinjewadi IT Park. It works for business visitors attending meetings in the tech corridor, as well as couples or families who prefer a quieter part of the city. The property keeps things simple: a clean room, a lift, and the essentials for a short stay. You are away from the old city bustle but within reach of Pune's main transport hubs.

Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner has a 3-star rating and a supplier guest score of 4.4 out of 5 from 20 reviews. That score points to a consistent standard for its category. This branded budget property provides reliable service and listed facilities such as free WiFi, free car parking, breakfast, and room service. It is not a resort or a luxury option, but a practical choice for travellers who value reliability and a good location near Hinjewadi.

Rooms and listed facilities

The hotel's listed facilities include breakfast, free WiFi, free car parking, laundry service, lifts, newspapers, and room service. For couples, the room service and WiFi are useful. Families will appreciate the free parking and the lift for easy access. Business travellers can use the WiFi and laundry service, and the breakfast saves time in the morning. Late arrivals can rely on room service. Confirm with the property whether breakfast is included in the room rate or offered separately, and check the exact room configuration for families.

The setting

Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner is on a lane behind Crosswind Society in Laxman Nagar, Balewadi. This is a residential pocket of West Pune, away from the main road noise. In a straight line, the hotel is about 4.3 km from Hinjewadi IT Park Phase 1, making it a short drive for tech workers. Pune International Airport is roughly 16 km away, Pune Junction railway station about 12 km, and Swargate bus station about 12 km. The old city centre at Shaniwar Wada is about 10 km away. No major sights are within walking distance.

Location and neighbourhood

The area also suits budget travellers and those planning long stays. Guesthouses and service apartments are common here, offering practical bases for extended visits. The neighbourhood feels less congested than central Pune, with open spaces and a more relaxed pace. Daily errands are easy: grocery stores, pharmacies and laundries line the main roads. The sports complex nearby adds a recreational option for residents. Balewadi's layout is car-friendly, though footpaths are uneven in parts.

Long-stay visitors appreciate Balewadi's quieter evenings and lower noise levels compared to older Pune suburbs. The area has a suburban character, with residential towers and small parks scattered between commercial strips. Public transport is limited, so many guests rely on auto-rickshaws or app-based rides for daily movement. The Mumbai–Bengaluru highway provides quick access to other parts of the city, though traffic peaks during office hours. For budget-conscious travellers, the area offers affordable eating options and basic amenities within walking distance. The sports complex and a few local markets break the monotony of long stays.

Getting there and around

From Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner, getting to Pune's main transport hubs takes around 15.6 km to the airport and 11.6 km to Pune Junction. The Mumbai–Bengaluru highway is a short ride away, making intercity bus travel convenient from Swargate or Shivajinagar stands. Auto-rickshaws and app-based taxis are the most practical way to move around Balewadi; buses run but are infrequent. The Pune Metro does not yet reach this suburb, so plan for road travel. For day trips, the highway leads to Lonavala and Khandala in about an hour. Long-stay guests often rent a vehicle or negotiate a regular auto driver for daily commutes.

Nearby sights and food

The sports complex is the main local landmark, hosting events and providing a running track. For cultural attractions, you need to travel east. The Pataleshwar caves on Jangli Maharaj Road offer a quiet 8th-century rock-cut temple. Parvati Hill's temple complex, with its 103 steps, gives a view of the city. These sights are best visited in the cooler months from October to February.

Budget eating in Balewadi centres on small thali joints and street stalls. Misal pav, vada pav and poha are common breakfast options. Several modest restaurants serve Puneri thali and North Indian meals at reasonable prices. For a treat, look for a mastani, a thick milkshake with ice cream, at local juice bars. Bakeries sell Shrewsbury biscuits and bakarwadi, a crisp sweet snack. Long-stay guests can stock up at nearby grocery stores for self-catering. Evening snacks like bhaji and bhel puri are available at roadside carts.

A day from Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner

A day from Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner might start with a quick breakfast at a local stall near Balewadi High Street. Take a taxi to the Aga Khan Palace, about 30 minutes east, to see the memorials of Kasturba Gandhi and Mahadev Desai. From there, head to Shaniwar Wada, the 18th-century Peshwa fort, now a ruined palace with a large garden. Lunch can be a thali at a modest restaurant in the Camp area. Afternoon: visit the Pataleshwar caves, a rock-cut temple carved in the 8th century, then climb Parvati Hill for a city view. Return to Balewadi by late afternoon. End the day with a walk around the sports complex and a simple dinner near Treebo Trip Ivy Stays Baner.

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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
• Coffee
• Dry cleaning service
• Free Wifi
• Free bottled water
• Free car parking
• Iron and board
• Laundry Service
• Lifts
• Newspapers
• Non smoking rooms
• Reception area
• Room Service
• Shower
• TV
• Toiletries