Hyatt Pune
Outdoor pool and Ayurvedic spa in Kalyani Nagar
About this hotel
The Shanti spa is the real signature here, running Ayurvedic treatments, reiki and yoga alongside a scenic outdoor pool set in garden grounds, a pairing that leans into wellness rather than treating the pool as a standalone feature. Garden suites overlook the same grounds, and round-the-clock room service keeps the stay flexible. Dining runs to three distinct venues: Baan Tao for award-winning Thai and Chinese food under an open-to-sky Thai sala, Café 88 for all-day dining, and TG's Oriental Grill for Pune's only teppanyaki private dining space. Ten minutes from Pune Airport and five from Phoenix Market City, the location suits both business trips and leisure stays near Aga Khan Palace.
- Outdoor pool
- Shanti spa
- Three in-house restaurants
- Garden suites
Our take
This suits travellers who want a proper wellness stop built around the Shanti spa's Ayurvedic and yoga offerings, with the outdoor pool as a genuine extension of that rather than an afterthought. The three distinct restaurants add real range for longer stays. Anyone wanting a minimalist, low-frills stay should look elsewhere, since Hyatt Pune leans into full-service variety across dining and spa alike.
- ✓Book an Ayurvedic treatment at Shanti spa ahead, the yoga and reiki slots fill fast on weekends.
- ✓Try Baan Tao under the open-to-sky Thai sala for dinner, it is the hotel's award-winning signature.
- ✓Use the airport shuttle for the ten-minute run rather than a taxi, it is simpler to arrange.
Why we love it
- Shanti spa with Ayurvedic treatments and yoga
- Scenic outdoor pool in garden grounds
- Three distinct restaurants including Baan Tao
- Five minutes from Phoenix Market City
Why guests love itTravellers staying here for the Shanti spa find the pairing with the outdoor pool genuinely deliberate: an Ayurvedic treatment or yoga session flows naturally into a swim in the garden-set pool rather than the two competing for time. Baan Tao's open-to-sky Thai sala gives the evenings real character, and the five-minute run to Phoenix Market City covers anything the hotel itself does not. It reads as a full wellness-and-dining stay rather than a simple business stopover.