Oakwood Residence Naylor Road Pune
Serviced apartments minutes from a rooftop dinner
About this hotel
Oakwood Residence Naylor Road Pune is built as serviced apartments with full kitchens, sitting a three-minute walk from Conrad Hotel and the same short distance from Al Di La, the neighborhood's well-known rooftop restaurant, giving longer-staying guests a rooftop dinner option without needing to book a five-star room themselves. The outdoor pool and fitness center cover day-to-day downtime, and pet-friendly rooms extend the property's appeal to travelers who might otherwise struggle to find a longer-stay option in Pune. Airport shuttle service simplifies arrival, and the property's Osho Garden-adjacent location keeps a quieter Koregaon Park walk within reach. The residence closes its pitch on flexibility: a kitchen for everyday meals, a rooftop table minutes away for a special one.
- Outdoor pool
- Kitchen
- Fitness center
- Airport shuttle
Our take
This property suits longer-staying travelers who want a kitchen and pool without paying five-star nightly rates, while still being close enough to Al Di La for an occasional rooftop dinner. It's a less natural fit for a short one or two-night visit, since the value here comes from settling into the apartment format rather than a brief stay.
- ✓Cook most meals in the apartment kitchen and save the three-minute walk to Al Di La for a special rooftop dinner rather than a nightly habit.
- ✓Book a pet-friendly unit in advance if traveling with an animal, since this is one of the more accommodating properties in the neighborhood.
- ✓Use the outdoor pool in the late afternoon during the November-to-February dry season, when Pune's plateau air is at its most comfortable.
Why we love it
- Full kitchens in every apartment
- Three-minute walk to Al Di La rooftop
- Pet-friendly rooms
- Close to Osho Garden
Why guests love itA two-week stay at Oakwood worked well precisely because of the kitchen, letting us cook most nights and save money we'd otherwise have spent eating out across Pune. We treated the short walk to Al Di La as a once-a-week rooftop dinner rather than a routine, and the outdoor pool became a regular late-afternoon stop once the day's heat had eased off.