Amanora The Fern Pune, Series by Marriott
Year-round outdoor pool with a garden steam room
About this hotel
The outdoor pool at Amanora The Fern runs year-round, set within a lush garden that gives the deck a genuine retreat feel rather than a standard hotel courtyard. A steam room sits alongside for a wind-down after a swim, and the fitness centre covers a workout without leaving the grounds. Rooms are spacious with balconies and city views, kept comfortable with air conditioning and modern amenities throughout. The on-site restaurant serves Indian cuisine alongside a continental buffet breakfast with fresh juice and fruit. Ten kilometres from Pune International Airport, the hotel sits near Aga Khan Palace, nine kilometres away, and Bund Garden at eleven, with free private parking covering the whole stay.
- Year-round outdoor pool
- Lush garden setting
- Steam room
- Fitness centre
Our take
This suits travellers wanting a garden-set pool that runs all year without the seasonal closures common elsewhere, paired with a steam room for genuine wind-down time. The Indian restaurant and buffet breakfast keep dining simple. Anyone chasing a beachfront or rooftop pool setting should adjust expectations, since the garden-and-pool combination here is the whole point rather than a view-driven feature.
- ✓Use the steam room right after a pool swim, the pairing is what the hotel is built around.
- ✓Book a balcony room for the city views over the garden and pool deck below.
- ✓Use the free private parking rather than a taxi for the ten-kilometre airport run.
Why we love it
- Year-round outdoor pool in a lush garden
- Steam room for post-swim wind-down
- Indian restaurant and buffet breakfast
- Free private parking
Why guests love itTravellers staying here find the year-round pool schedule the real advantage over hotels that close their decks seasonally, and the lush garden setting makes the pool area feel more like a retreat than a standard courtyard. The steam room right alongside extends a pool afternoon into a proper wind-down, and the Indian restaurant covers dinner without leaving the grounds. It suits a longer, garden-centred stay more than a scenic or beachfront pick.