There’s a certain charm in pressing pause on the everyday, stepping away from routine, and surrendering to a weekend that belongs entirely to you. At JW Marriott Pune, weekends are not just a getaway; they’re an invitation to slow down, savour, and rediscover the art of living well.
Wake up in rooms that frame Pune’s sweeping mountain vistas, each window a private canvas of the city’s natural beauty. Start your day exactly the way you want it: perhaps lingering in bed with a bespoke breakfast served to your room, or strolling down to Spice Kitchen for a buffet that captures global flavours with effortless flair.
As the day unfolds, let your palate wander. Enjoy a chef’s selection lunch at Tao-Fu or Alto Vino, where seasonal ingredients are transformed into dishes that balance creativity with comfort. Come afternoon, find a quiet corner at JW Garden for high tea, an indulgent ritual of delicate bites and freshly brewed blends, best savoured at your own unhurried pace.
Evenings at JW Marriott Pune are an affair of their own. Begin with a set dinner that celebrates culinary craftsmanship at Alto Vino or Paasha, where every course feels like a conversation between chef and guest. And for those who wish to carry the evening forward, Vault (Nightclub) opens its doors to couples every Saturday with complimentary entry, offering a stylish segue into Pune’s vibrant nightlife.
But a weekend here is about more than exceptional dining. It’s about balance. Unwind with a calming massage at Quan Spa, where curated therapies are designed to align mind and body. Or spend a few easy hours exploring Pavilion Mall, directly accessible from the hotel, where premier shopping and entertainment await.
Families will find their own rhythm too. Children under 10 stay and dine free, with engaging experiences like pizza-making classes and creative workshops designed just for them, giving parents the rare pleasure of unwinding without worry. And with complimentary early check-in at 12 pm and late check-out at 4 pm, there’s no need to rush your departure because weekends, after all, are not meant to be hurried.
