




Hyatt Place Pune Hinjawadi
Contemporary business hotel in Hinjawadi's IT corridor
About this hotel
Hyatt Place is built for the multi-tasking business traveller working Pune's IT and corporate corridor in Hinjawadi, close enough to the Mumbai-Pune Expressway to make both cities workable in a single trip. The 24/7 Gallery Café covers Indian and international dishes around the clock, the Bakery Case handles pastries and sweets, and the Coffee to Cocktails Bar spans specialty coffee through evening drinks. Grab-and-go options from the 24/7 gallery market suit a tight schedule between meetings. City attractions sit at a real distance from this Hinjawadi base: Dagdusheth Halwai temple is 17 kilometres away, Aga Khan Palace 21, and Sinhagad Fort 49, with Pune Railway Station 20 kilometres out and the Shivaji Nagar Bus Station 10 kilometres away.
- 24/7 Gallery Café
- Coffee to Cocktails Bar
- Bakery Case
- Fitness centre
Our take
This suits business travellers whose work is centred in Hinjawadi's IT corridor and who want round-the-clock dining without leaving the building, given the 24/7 Gallery Café and coffee-to-cocktails bar. The Mumbai-Pune Expressway proximity suits multi-city trips. Anyone wanting to sightsee central Pune's older attractions should plan for real travel time, since most sit 17 to 49 kilometres from this IT-hub base.
- ✓Use the 24/7 gallery market for a quick grab-and-go option between back-to-back meetings.
- ✓Time a trip to Aga Khan Palace or Sinhagad Fort as a half-day excursion given the real distance.
- ✓Take advantage of the Mumbai-Pune Expressway proximity if the trip spans both cities.
Why we love it
- 24/7 Gallery Café for round-the-clock dining
- Specialty coffee-to-cocktails bar
- Close to the Mumbai-Pune Expressway
- Central to Hinjawadi's IT corridor
Why guests love itTravellers staying here for Hinjawadi business find the round-the-clock Gallery Café and grab-and-go market genuinely useful for irregular meeting schedules, letting a proper meal happen whenever the day allows rather than around fixed hotel hours. The Coffee to Cocktails Bar bridges an early start into a late evening without leaving the building. It reads as a hotel built specifically for the rhythm of IT-corridor business travel rather than sightseeing.