Vine & Splash
Ornamented with verdant vines, the stylish and sleek interiors also add a splash of vibrant emanation throughout the expanse of this charming abode. Located just a stone’s throw away from…
There is one nine-bedroom villa in Karjat: Vine & Splash, from around ₹48,000 a night, with ten bathrooms and room for up to twenty-five guests. At that headcount it works out cheaper per head than most four-bedroom houses in the valley, and the bathroom surplus is what makes a group of twenty-five actually workable. Rated 4.9 from verified guest stays.
Ornamented with verdant vines, the stylish and sleek interiors also add a splash of vibrant emanation throughout the expanse of this charming abode. Located just a stone’s throw away from…
Nine bedrooms in Karjat is one house. Vine & Splash takes up to twenty-five guests across nine bedrooms and ten bathrooms, with a private infinity pool, and it is the size where a wedding party, a family reunion or a company offsite fits under one roof instead of spreading across three smaller villas.
Nine bedrooms with ten bathrooms — nine ensuite plus a common one — and capacity for twenty-five. The pool is a private infinity pool, 25 ft by 15 ft and 4 ft deep, with a deck that seats eight. There is a 1,000 sq ft garden, a bar area, a barbecue kit, CCTV on the living room and exteriors, and generator backup for up to twelve hours. Parking is for four cars.
It is pet-friendly, though pets are not allowed near the pool. It is not wheelchair-friendly — worth knowing before you book if anyone in the group needs step-free access. Rated 4.9.
Ten bathrooms to nine bedrooms is the number that decides a stay at this size. Twenty-five guests sharing nine bathrooms is a queue every morning; the surplus is what stops it.
At ₹48,000 across twenty-five guests, Vine & Splash works out at roughly ₹1,900 a head. Most four-bedroom houses in Karjat cost more per person once you fill them. One large house is also cheaper in total than two or three smaller ones, and it keeps everybody in the same garden.
The six-bedroom collection in Karjat runs from about ₹36,000 to ₹48,000. Vine & Splash sits at the top of that band with three more bedrooms and four more bathrooms. If your group is large enough to fill it, compare the two before assuming the smaller size is the cheaper choice.
The infinity pool is inside the property and yours alone — no shared access, no slot to book. We have not taken on a property without a private pool since 2017.
Around ₹48,000 a night. There is one house at this size, so what moves the price is the calendar rather than the property.
| Villa | Starting rate per night |
|---|---|
| Vine & Splash | ₹48,000 |
Starting rates, excluding taxes. Weekend, long-weekend and festival dates are priced higher. Send us your dates for an exact quote.
Monsoon weekends, Diwali, Christmas and New Year are the peak, and at this size they go two to three months ahead. March to May is the cheapest window.
It is the natural size for one — twenty-five guests, one lawn, one pool, a bar area and a barbecue kit. The garden is 1,000 sq ft, which is generous for dining outdoors but not a field, so tell us the headcount and what you are planning when you enquire and we will tell you straight away what the house will take and whether the owner permits it.
Karjat is a valley — hills, rivers, waterfalls after rain, and no sea — and it comes into its own between June and September, when the coast is at its worst. Nine-bedroom villas in Alibaug start higher, at around ₹58,000, and give you the coastline instead. For a large group travelling in the rains, Karjat is the easier call: the monsoon closes the sea and disrupts the Alibaug ferries.
| Route | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Road via the old Mumbai–Pune Highway | Roughly 100 km, two to two and a half hours depending on where you start | A group arriving in several cars |
| Train to Karjat | Central Line locals and outstation trains; the villa is a short drive from the station | Guests travelling light and joining separately |
| Air | Mumbai airport is about 90 km; taxi onward | Guests flying in to join the group |
Parking at the villa is for four cars, so for twenty-five guests plan the car count before you travel. The last stretch is a village road — send the location pin to every driver rather than the villa name.
| Season | Months | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Monsoon | June–September | Karjat's signature season. Green valley, waterfalls, cool air. Weekends book out early |
| Winter | October–February | Dry and mild, and the easiest weather for a large group outdoors |
| Summer | March–May | Hot. The cheapest rates, and the best value on a house this size |
Two to three months ahead for Diwali, Christmas, New Year and the monsoon long weekends. With one house at this size, peak dates go early and there is nothing equivalent to fall back on in the valley.
Meal packages are available, cooked on site by the villa's own kitchen staff and charged per person per day separately from the tariff, with a reduced rate for children. For twenty-five guests, agree the menu and the headcount when you book rather than on arrival. Ask us to confirm the current per-person rate when you enquire.
Around 48,000 rupees. There is one house at this size, Vine & Splash, so there is no range to quote. Across twenty-five guests that works out at roughly 1,900 rupees a head for a whole private villa with an infinity pool. Meals are charged separately.
One, Vine & Splash. Nine bedrooms is a narrow size in the valley and we would rather say so than pad the page.
Up to twenty-five across nine bedrooms. Tell us your headcount when you enquire and we will confirm what the house comfortably takes rather than letting you squeeze.
Ten — nine ensuite plus one common. That surplus is the single most useful thing about the house at this size. Twenty-five guests sharing nine bathrooms is a queue every morning.
Usually yes, and it keeps everybody together. Two or three smaller houses cost more in total, split the group across separate gardens and pools, and mean coordinating meals in two kitchens.
The six-bedroom collection runs from about 36,000 to 48,000 rupees. Vine & Splash sits at the top of that same band with three more bedrooms and four more bathrooms. If your group is large enough to fill it, it is often the better value of the two.
Yes. Pets are welcome, though they are not allowed near the pool. Tell us when you book so the owner knows.
No. The house is not wheelchair-friendly. If anyone in your group needs step-free access, tell us before you book and we will find you something that works.
A private infinity pool, 25 ft by 15 ft and 4 ft deep, with a pool deck that seats eight. It is inside the property and yours alone, with no shared access and no time slot to book.
It is the natural size for one — twenty-five guests, one lawn, one pool, a bar area and a barbecue kit. The garden is 1,000 sq ft, generous for dining outdoors but not a field. Tell us the headcount and what you are planning and we will confirm what the house will take and whether the owner permits it.
Yes, generator backup for up to twelve hours, which matters in the monsoon when outages are more common.
Secured parking for four cars. For twenty-five guests, plan the car count before you travel.
Meal packages are available, cooked on site by the villa's own kitchen staff and charged per person per day separately from the tariff, with a reduced rate for children. Agree the menu and headcount when you book rather than on arrival, and ask us to confirm the current per-person rate when you enquire.
No. This is a whole-villa booking. The house, the garden and the pool are yours alone for the length of your stay. If your group is smaller, the five and six-bedroom pages will suit you better on price.
Two to three months for Diwali, Christmas, New Year and the monsoon long weekends. With one house at this size, peak dates go early and there is nothing equivalent in the valley to fall back on.
Karjat if you are travelling between June and September, or if you want hills, rivers and green rather than sand. Alibaug for the dry months and the coastline, though it starts higher at this size, at around 58,000 rupees. The monsoon closes the sea and disrupts the Alibaug ferries, which is exactly when Karjat is at its best.
By road it is roughly 100 km on the old Mumbai to Pune highway, two to two and a half hours depending on where you start. Trains run on the Central Line to Karjat station. For a group arriving in several cars the road is simplest to coordinate, and the last stretch is a village road, so send the map pin to every driver rather than the villa name.
Open the villa page. It shows a live calendar with the dates that are free and the rate for those nights, and takes the booking directly on the site.