Furnished As Standard
Bed, mattress, almirah and a work surface in every room. Arrive with a suitcase.
Anyone who works knows the difference between somewhere to sleep and somewhere to switch off. A private room is the second thing. No negotiating a light switch at eleven at night, no arranging your evening around someone else's timetable, and no explaining a video call to a roommate.
It is a small room, and we would rather say so plainly. It is priced the same per month as a single bed in a twin room, so what you are paying for is the door, not the floor area. Working residents almost always decide that is the right trade.
Bed, mattress, almirah and a work surface in every room. Arrive with a suitcase.
In every room, not as a paid upgrade. It matters from April to September.
Cameras across the property, recording continuously.
Security arrangements in place every day, not only after dark.
Enough for video calls and remote work, not only for scrolling.
A geyser in every bathroom — the thing you notice most in January.
Purified water on tap. Nobody should be buying bottles to live somewhere.
Cook when you want to. Useful when work runs past dinner.
Rooms differ in colour, light and layout. Tap a photograph to enlarge it.
Come and stand in it before you decide anything. Evening viewings are fine.