Infinity Pool
Villas Near
MumbaiThe Real Ones

The least expensive infinity pool in the portfolio by a distance, and it holds a straight 5.0 across twenty-nine stays. Most villas with this pool start at double the rate.

Four bedrooms, five bathrooms, twelve guests, with the pool edge set against open Nashik valley. It is four hours from Mumbai rather than two, and that drive is precisely why the price is what it is.

An infinity edge looking straight down Pawna lake, 4.9 across ninety-two separate stays. That is a lot of people agreeing about one view.

Three bedrooms and four bathrooms makes it small for this list, which is the point — nine guests, one lake, nobody else. Couples and small families take it; a group of fifteen should keep reading.

Five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a straight 5.0 across fifty-three stays, and a pool built to vanish into Pawna lake — at thirty thousand a night. On the numbers there is nothing to argue with here.

If you want one infinity-pool villa near Mumbai that asks you to compromise on nothing, this is where to start and most people stop.

Five bedrooms, five bathrooms, one per room, and 4.8 across fifty-seven stays. Lonavala proper, so it is the shortest drive of any infinity villa in this edit.

Fifteen guests. The reliable middle of this list — nothing here will surprise you, which is exactly what most groups want.

Four bedrooms but room for sixteen, five bathrooms, and 4.9 across thirty-five stays. The most people you can put around an infinity pool at this price.

Pawna lake again, and the third villa on this list to sit on it — which should tell you something about where the best water views near Mumbai actually are.

Six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and an infinity edge set against the Igatpuri valley. Rated 4.9, though from eleven stays rather than ninety, so weigh it accordingly.

Igatpuri in the monsoon is the best weather anywhere in this edit, and almost nobody books it then. If you can travel between June and September, come here.

Seven bathrooms against four bedrooms is the most extravagant ratio in this edit, and it carries a straight 5.0 across twenty stays.

Kamshet is paragliding country, quieter than Lonavala town and the same distance out. Twelve guests, and nobody queuing for anything.

The only four-bedroom infinity villa we have in Alibaug, rated 4.7 across twenty-one stays. Coastal rather than lake or valley, which gives the edge a different horizon entirely.

Ten guests. If you want the ferry rather than the expressway and still want the pool, this is the one.

Khopoli is the shortest drive in this edit — roughly ninety minutes from Mumbai — and this is the only infinity villa sitting in it. Five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, 4.9.

Ten stays behind that rating, so it is a smaller sample than most here. But if you are leaving town after work on a Friday, nothing else on this list gets you to a pool faster.

One hundred and nineteen stays behind a 4.7, an infinity pool, and a pet policy that works. No other infinity villa near Mumbai has that much evidence behind it.

Five bedrooms, six bathrooms, fifteen guests. If you are bringing a dog and you want the pool the group will actually photograph, the search ends here.

Five bedrooms but space for twenty, and 4.9 across twenty-four stays. The pool looks out over the lake rather than the valley, which in Igatpuri is the better of two very good options.

Worth knowing before you book: twenty guests in five bedrooms means some sharing. If your group wants a bed each, look at Montara View above instead.

Four bedrooms, five bathrooms, 4.9, and a setting that earns the name — the pool edge reads as though it runs straight into the water around it.

Twelve guests, Nashik, and ten stays behind the rating. A smaller sample than most, so treat the score as promising rather than proven.

Five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a straight 5.0, up near Aamby Valley where the road climbs and the crowds stop.

Fifteen guests with two bathrooms to spare. Twelve stays behind the score, so a smaller record than Esperanza or Chitrakoot — but nobody has given it less than full marks yet.

Eighty-four stays at 4.8. The villa is named after a lake and it genuinely faces it, which is rarer in this market than it ought to be.

Five bedrooms, six bathrooms, twenty guests. Come in the monsoon and the valley is green to the horizon; come in December and the lake is yours.

Six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, twenty-five guests, pets welcome, 4.7 across fifty-six stays. The pool is an infinity edge and the beach at Kashid is better than anything on the Alibaug stretch.

It is about an hour further south than Alibaug proper. That drive is the entire trade, and groups who make it once tend to stop going anywhere else.

Seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, twenty guests, and a perfect score. At this size an infinity pool stops being a feature and becomes the centre the whole villa is arranged around.

Fifteen stays behind the rating. Not the longest record here, but not one person has marked it down.

Five bedrooms, six bathrooms, 4.7, at Saral in Alibaug. The second of only two infinity-pool villas we have on the coast, and the larger of them.

Fifteen guests. If the sea is the point and the budget is open, this and Casa Bella are the two to compare.

Five bedrooms, six bathrooms, 4.7 across thirty-four stays, and a hillside position that does most of the work for the infinity edge.

It sits in our Luxury Collection, which is a different standard of finish rather than simply a higher rate. Fifteen guests.

Eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms, twenty-four guests, and 4.9 across one hundred and fourteen stays. Holding that rating at this scale is considerably harder than holding it in a four-bedroom villa.

The most evidence behind any large infinity villa we have. If the occasion matters and the group is big, this is the safe answer.

Eight bedrooms, ten bathrooms, twenty-four guests, pets welcome, and a straight 5.0. The villa is named after its pool, which is a promise most places could not keep.

The most expensive villa in this edit. Sixteen stays behind the perfect score — a shorter record than Middle Earth below it in price, so if you want the longer track record, take that instead and spend the difference on dining.