




Four Points by Sheraton Hotel & Serviced Apartments, Pune
Serviced apartments built for a longer Pune stay
About this hotel
Four Points by Sheraton pairs standard hotel rooms with serviced apartments that include a kitchen, a combination aimed squarely at travelers staying beyond a few nights near Aga Khan Palace. Three restaurants and a pool cover day-to-day dining and downtime, while the business center and airport shuttle keep the property functional for corporate guests moving between meetings. A short ride to Bluestone Kitchen and Bar adds an evening option beyond the hotel's own restaurants, and free breakfast plus free Wi-Fi trim down the daily costs that can add up on an extended stay. The property closes its pitch on practicality: fewer flourishes than the city's flagship five-star towers, but a genuinely useful base for anyone in Pune for more than a weekend.
- Outdoor pool
- Three restaurants
- Spa and fitness center
- Free Wi-Fi
Our take
This hotel suits business travelers and relocating professionals who need a kitchen and reliable Wi-Fi for a multi-week stay near Aga Khan Palace, more than it suits a short leisure weekend. It's a less compelling pick for travelers chasing a five-star flagship experience, since the property trades some polish for the practicality of serviced apartments and a longer-stay pricing structure.
- ✓Book a serviced apartment with a kitchen if staying more than a week, since it meaningfully cuts down on restaurant costs over a longer trip.
- ✓Use the free breakfast daily rather than skipping it, since it's one of the property's better cost-saving inclusions for extended stays.
- ✓Visit Bluestone Kitchen and Bar for an evening out, a short ride from the hotel and a change from the on-site restaurants.
Why we love it
- Kitchen access in serviced apartments
- Free breakfast included
- Near Aga Khan Palace
- Full business center
Why guests love itWe stayed for three weeks on a relocation trip and the serviced apartment made the whole stretch far easier, with the kitchen cutting down on eating out most nights. Free breakfast each morning helped the budget, and being close to Aga Khan Palace gave us an easy weekend outing partway through the stay, breaking up what could otherwise have felt like a long, work-heavy trip.