Ibis Pune Viman Nagar

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Fast facts

Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:00
Pets
Pets allowed with an extra charge

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Fitness centre
Front desk 24 hour

More about Ibis Pune Viman Nagar

Ibis Pune Viman Nagar

Ibis Pune is located along Nagar Road in Maharashtra State, about a 3.1 km from Pune International Airport. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour fitness centre. Shirdi is 3.5 hours away from the property.

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Business traveller

Comment: 27 May 2026

Stayed in: May 2026

House keeping

The service is really good! I stayed there for 3 days and the house keeping is so nice and recommendable. They clean the room to perfection and they do an excellent job. Roshan one of the house keeper is very nice and he Di’s an excellent job to make my stay awesome. Thanks

Hotel response

Comment: 28 May 2026

Dear Dickky Sinha,
Thank you for your kind words regarding our housekeeping service. We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed your stay and that Roshan made a positive impact on your experience. Our team strives to maintain high cleanliness standards, and it is wonderful to know that their efforts were appreciated. We look forward to welcoming you back in the future.
Regards,
Kiron Nair
General Manager
Family traveller

Comment: 26 Aug 2026

Stayed in: Aug 2026

Train like toilet in a hotal room!!!

The Ibis was recommended by a local friend when I had gone visiting my nephew who was studying in Pune.
First, it is quite unusual for four & five star properties not to have a porter. You had to wheel your luggage to your room yourself. For hotels in Europe ( not all ) it might be standard practice but for me, in India, it was a first.
Second, the room was pretty tiny with practically no space to open your luggage. What left me aghast was the toilet. It was a modular pre fab fibre glass structure and going by the room size it was tiny. It gave the look & feel of a train toilet with an equally small bathing area attached.
Third, my phone scanner app was not working so I asked the only waitress in the restaurant what was available at that time (5 pm). She went and consulted the chef. After one or two more consultations with the chef, I managed to order veg club sandwich. The next day, there was a birthday party in the restaurant & the staff ( only 2) seemed more focused on it. I requested cold water twice, but none came. Finally, I had to do with the plain water which was originally served & left.
When I booked the room, I gave my name as the primary guest & my nephew as the second guest. While checking in, I told the receptionist that the second guest will be coming in later. My nephew arrived the next morning & dutifully, I got him checked in by giving his ID. In the evening, the staff probably changed my nephew was stopped. They refused to give him elevator access. I got a call from reception that Mr. xxxxxxx ( my nephew) has come to meet me. I was furious. Why have you stopped him, he is also a guest & duly checked in. My nephew later told me they could not find his ID anywhere.
I searched other properties in the vicinity & for the price I paid, there were other, better recommended properties.
So much so for a French owned property, in their array of clocks displaying times in major cities of the world, they had the Paris time wrong which they corrected only after I pointed it out & they Googled the mistake.
Looked like the hotel was cutting corners by under staffing, small rooms & train like toilets but you cannot then have a room tarrif which matches other, better properties nearby.
Business traveller

Comment: 21 Jun 2026

Stayed in: May 2026

Very nice experience

Loved the hotel ambience, food was good
Service workers were very kind, and special thanks to Kishore who helped with all the necessities needed.
Liked the place a lot.

Hotel response

Comment: 22 Jun 2026

Dear Guest,
Thank you for your delightful feedback. We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the ambience, food, and the kindness of our staff, particularly Kishore. Your appreciation motivates us to continue providing exceptional experiences.
Business traveller

Comment: 29 May 2026

Stayed in: May 2026

Pathetic Hotel - Atrocious Staff & Miserable Experience

Pathetic experience from arrival to departure. Highly untrained staff at all touch points It’s below basic hotel, Lemon Tree is million times better Front Desk & HK Team is very rude, dirty rooms, worn out carpets along with bad & Bathroom linens, highly run down hotel, hotel doesn’t have steam irons and insists for ironing service to make money, no one bothers to take feedback and find out how guest is feeling during the stay, zero hospitality and empathy. Food in breakfast and dinner is below average, very slow service while the restaurant was almost empty, no professional staff or manager, and staff are stating that due to the LPG issue, the food quality is compromised, but they were serving decent à la carte food. In such cases, rates should be revised, too, when the offering is substandard. Upon request, instead of immediately responding with the solution, the team said no and told me that if I wanted to cancel the reservation, I could do so when I had called prior to arrival to request a king-size room. At check-in, it was only one person, and he was in a rush to get over and didn’t explain anything about the hotel apart from my meal timings, which were included, so I understand the hotel does not have anything. The staff does not have the courtesy to wish the guests when they see them in the lobby or corridors. Pathetic leadership and very poor management of the General Manager and the rest of the so-called team if they have anyone at a senior level. I felt as I was staying in some cheap lodge and strongly recommend everyone not to stay in such a shoddy and run-down hotel where the staff don’t know how to talk. While the washrooms are as small as the aircraft's washrooms of the aircraft and kept in such a dirty way that even basic amenities need to be requested, nothing is pre-placed. The washroom had a bad stench, drains were dirty, glass had water marks, and the washroom had fiber walls that were not of the right quality with cracks, and it has a stainless-steel ledge at the entrance, which can lead to cuts as the washroom is at a height of a step. Government Hospitals and Oyo's nowadays give a better experience. The headboard was dirty, and the super outdated lamps in the room. No luggage assistance is offered, and the tap in the common male washroom in the lobby was broken. The hotel will fail miserably in LQA or Mystery Audit, they keep to this level, which depicts only poverty as if the hotel is built with some slum material and staff come from the same background.

Hotel response

Comment: 4 Jun 2026

Dear Raj S,
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback regarding your recent stay at ibis Pune Viman Nagar. I regret to learn that your experience did not meet your expectations and that you encountered several issues during your visit.
Your comments concerning the staff's training and hospitality, as well as the cleanliness and maintenance of the rooms, have been duly noted. I understand how important these aspects are for our guests, and I assure you that we take all feedback seriously as it provides us with valuable insights into areas that require improvement.
I am also aware of your concerns regarding the dining experience and service speed during your meals. We strive to provide quality food and efficient service, and it is disappointing to hear that we fell short in this regard. Additionally, I appreciate your remarks about the check-in process and the overall management of the hotel.
While I cannot make promises for immediate resolutions, please be assured that your feedback will be shared with our team for further evaluation and consideration.
Thank you once again for your valuable input. We hope to have the opportunity to serve you better in the future.
Solo traveller

Comment: 8 Jul 2026

Stayed in: Jul 2026

Great room cleaning service

Mohit yadav. Such a gelpful hand. Great work of room service, thanks

Hotel response

Comment: 13 Jul 2026

Dear Guest,
Thank you for your positive feedback regarding our room cleaning service and the assistance provided by Mohit Yadav. We are pleased to hear that you had a pleasant experience during your stay.
Regards,
Kiron Nair
General Manager

Very good location

4.4

Survey No 32, Viman Nagar Rd, Viman Nagar, Pune, 411014, India|7.36 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

14:00

Check out before:

11:00

Good to know

Pets

Pets allowed with an extra charge

Extra beds

Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.

Ibis Pune Viman Nagar: FAQs

Ibis Pune Viman Nagar is 7.4 km away from Pune city centre.
Ibis Pune Viman Nagar is in Pune, India and is 7.4 km away from Pune city centre.
Yes, there is parking available at Ibis Pune Viman Nagar.
Yes, Ibis Pune Viman Nagar does have a restaurant.