Treebo City Inn, Satara 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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24-hour services
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No Smoking
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Wheelchair access
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Located only 350 metres from Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum, the 3-star Treebo City Inn, Satara offers access to tourist attractions throughout Satara. Situated 125 km from Pune International airport, this Satara inn features car hire service, as well as cars for rent.
The centre of Satara can be reached within a 25-minute walk. You can visit the Char Bhinti Hutatma Smarak that is about a 20-minute stroll from the Treebo Satara. There is the Dholya Ganapati Temple 2.3 km away.
The rooms comprise a sitting area complete with air conditioning, as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. They are appointed with a writing table, and also feature tea and coffee-making facilities.
A vegetarian breakfast is available each morning at the hotel. Approximately a 10-minute ride from Treebo City Inn, Satara, Vithal Kamats serves Indian meals.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at Treebo, I was pleasantly surprised by the hotel's commitment to providing exceptional value without compromising on luxury. From the warm welcome by the owner with the traditional Satara sweet to the thoughtful complimentary breakfast, the attention to detail was evident. The staff, including caretaker Vasant, were always on hand to assist with any queries, ensuring a seamless experience.The rooms were clean and well-maintained, offering a comfortable retreat after a day of exploring Satara's attractions like Kass Road and Sajjangad. The convenient car hire service provided by the hotel made it easy to navigate the city, while the in-room amenities such as the flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi added to the overall convenience.Despite a few minor issues, the staff's prompt resolution and cordiality made for a pleasant stay. The hotel's affordable rates combined with its impeccable service make it a worthwhile choice for travelers seeking both comfort and value in Satara.
