10 ReviewsHotel Pooja Residency, a budget hotel in Satara is conveniently located just 1 km away from the bus stand & 7 kms away from the railway station. The famous tourist attractions in Satara called the Kas Lake and Thoseghar Waterfalls are situated around 25 kms away from the hotel. Providing comfortable accommodation, this hotel is a perfect stay option for leisure & business travelers. Sajjan Gad is also located 18 kms away from the hotel. This five storey hotel also has a back-up generator installed.
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Ramshanti Chambers,48D Pantacha Opp Gite Building,Satara,Maharashtra,IndiaHotel Pooja Residency, a budget hotel in Satara is conveniently located just 1 km away from the bus stand & 7 kms away from the railway station. The famous tourist attractions in Satara called the Kas Lake and Thoseghar Waterfalls are situated around 25 kms away from the hotel. Providing comfortable accommodation, this hotel is a perfect stay option for leisure & business travelers. Sajjan Gad is also located 18 kms away from the hotel. This five storey hotel also has a back-up generator installed.
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V1VEK on 21/12/2016 17:50
We booked this hotel for our visit to Kaas Plateau.
The staff was polite and cooperative to the heavy rush during the Kaas season.
The room was clean and decent.
The hotel is located in the prime area where all restaurants and amenities are located
DharmeshBangalore on 03/07/2016 16:49
I booked this place for 2 rooms and they didn't have booking from MMT. It took 30 mins to fix the issue. The hotel entrance is not so nice and doesn't give a good/safe feeling. This is surely not a family place. If you are alone and want to spend a night - try this out else there are many options in Satara.
VenkateshR81 on 08/06/2016 17:16
Happened to stay at Pooja residency for a night (we were 3 families with child) and this certainly wasn't the best choice to be candidly honest. Firstly the rooms have no restaurant attached so one is left to the mercy of nearby places but at odd hours (beyond 9.30-10pm) almost all options are closed out. The rooms too are not the cleanest you'll find and some strands of hair near the dressing table or in the bathroom are fairly common. The bedsheets too arent pristine or even acceptable white. To add to the agony, when we started washing hands post our small meal we carried with ourselves, the washbasin just filled in and water didn't drain out. We pointed it out to the only lone caretaker there and he said one should wash hands after food in the basin. I said WHAT!! Wow this was a comical first but not a pleasant one.
This place's only USP if it has to be one, is that it is in the thick of things, right near the main chowk and places or eateries are accessible. Else for families this is not recommended. For single travelers who aren't too fussy about the finer niceties and who care about just spending a night for sound sleep this is OK. Still one shouldn't spend anything north of Rs. 900 for an AC room herein.
Tip: There's is no room service and it is clearly mentioned on all prominent places in the hotel.
Anand A on 27/11/2014 16:45
It is not a family type hotel. It is a good no frills hotel if you are traveling with friends and just want to lay down for a night. One star less because the hotel doesn't have a restaurant so you will have to find one in the city but being in the heart of the city it is closer to many restaurants where you can just walk.
Azeemkhan on 29/09/2014 15:09
Our group of 4 (2 boys and 2 girls) stayed in this hotel this last Saturday and we found it a hassle free experience. We had booked two rooms (with A/C which cost us a mere $27 per room). Check in was easy, the room was prepared and appeared clean. The mattress was firm and after a tiring day I found myself falling asleep right away. On asking, we were provided towels and sheets (some of us wanted to use the sheets instead of the blankets). The hot water faucet takes a bit of time to heat up but its very hot when it gets going (apparently solar based water heating is compulsory in Satara). The bathroom was spacious and very clean although it did not carry the usual bathroom paraphernalia of lotions/soaps etc. found in more expensive hotels.
Although the hotel does not have a cafeteria, tea, coffee and bottled water is available during the day till late evening. There are plenty of restaurants nearby - we recommend Shiv Sagar for their 'thali'. The hotel does not have WiFi but I was told there are cyber-cafes nearby. The city itself has poor 3G connectivity. The TV in the room is quite small (20" I think) but it carries all the channels you may want to watch to kill the time.
The terrace of the hotel has a nice view of the city and the surrounding mountains. The receptionist was courteous and knowledgeable about local sightseeing including suggestions on when to visit for future trips. Parking may not be possible if you bring your own car but there are side-streets nearby where you could do that. All in all, it was a good experience.
