14:00
Arrival
You arrive from the city and come through the private entrance to a house with room to spread out. Manik and the team help you get oriented, from the bedroom allocation to the pool, kitchen and outdoor areas.
“We built the weekend around the pool first, then let the BBQ take over after dark.”
Chapter one
A big house for the whole crew
This is a large, lived-in villa for the kind of group that wants to stay under one roof without spending the day figuring out where everyone has gone. Ten bedrooms give people room to close a door, while the garden, poolside loungers and outdoor dining area pull the group back together.
The pool becomes the natural meeting point once the day warms up. Later, the BBQ gets going, someone puts music on, and dinner stretches around the table. There is a fireplace for cooler evenings, a balcony for a quieter perch, and a proper kitchen when takeout is not the plan.
It is a home, not an event venue. Bring your pets, make yourselves comfortable, and treat the rooms and shared spaces with care.
Chapter two
A day at the house.
A few moments, in the order they tend to happen.
19:00
First evening
As the light drops, the lawn and outdoor dining area take over from the pool. Get the BBQ going, set out glasses and crockery, and use the fireplace if the evening has a chill.
08:00
Next morning
Morning starts quietly around the garden, with coffee from the kettle and a slow breakfast at the dining table. The pool is usually the later plan; give it time to warm in the sun.
11:00
Departure
The last hour tends to be a sweep through bedrooms, chargers and the fridge. Most groups leave wishing they had made one more dinner outside or taken one more dip before packing.
Chapter three
The spaces.
Bedroom one and two
These two air-conditioned rooms have wardrobes, bed linen and room-darkening blinds for guests who need an earlier night.
Bedroom three and four
Two of the ten private bedrooms, set up with essentials, extra pillows and blankets, and clothes storage.
Bedroom five and six
These bedrooms add useful separation for couples, families or colleagues sharing the house.
Bedroom seven and eight
A pair of bedrooms with air conditioning and portable heating available for changing weather.
Bedroom nine and ten
The remaining bedrooms help a larger group spread out, with wardrobes and room-darkening blinds.
Kitchen
The kitchen includes an LG refrigerator, microwave, gas cooker, kettle, cooking basics and crockery for group meals.
Pool and loungers
The private pool sits beside sun loungers for long afternoons between swims.
Garden and outdoor dining
The garden has outdoor furniture and a dining area where the group can eat outside.
BBQ and fireplace area
The BBQ setup and fireplace give cooler evenings a natural place to gather after dinner.
Balcony
The balcony offers a quieter outdoor spot away from the main pool and garden activity.
The feeling
In a word.
Unhurried
By noon, the pool and sun loungers become the obvious place to settle in. The garden gives early risers somewhere to take tea before the rest of the house starts moving.
Together
The outdoor dining area and BBQ keep dinner in one place instead of splitting the group across rooms. Put the sound system on low, cook slowly, and let the evening run on.
Self-contained
With ten bedrooms, a kitchen and laundry facilities, the house works well when a short stay turns into a few more days. Air conditioning, wardrobes and room-darkening blinds make it easier for different sleep schedules to coexist.
A note from your host
We took this home on because groups in Gurugram often need more than a few hotel rooms: they need a kitchen, a lawn, a pool and enough bedrooms for everyone to stay in the same plan. We always tell guests to decide the rooming early, then leave the rest of the weekend loose.
Step outside the gate
Where you are.
Gurugram moves at two speeds. Main roads, offices and malls can be busy, especially around commute hours, while villa pockets feel more residential once you are inside the gate. This is a practical base for a city gathering: groceries, delivery and everyday essentials are easy to arrange, and you can still spend most of the stay around the pool and garden rather than out on the road. Plan driving time with some patience on weekday evenings.
Good to know
Worth knowing.
- The listed sleeping capacity is 16, so speak with the team about room allocation before confirming a larger group.
- The pool can feel properly cold in Gurugram’s winter months, even on a sunny day.
- Mosquitoes can show up around the garden and pool near dusk; bring repellent if you plan to sit outside late.
- Outdoor conversations and music carry more than they do indoors, so keep evening volume considerate.
- This is someone’s home, and the house works best when pets, pool time and shared spaces are treated carefully.
- Gurugram traffic can add time to arrivals and departures, particularly on weekday evenings.
