10 Best 6BHK
Luxury Villas in
LonavalaCurated by Stay Ananta

Lacielo is one of only two six-bedroom villas in Lonavala we list with a perfect 5.0 guest rating, and at this scale that is genuinely difficult to hold — with twenty people in a villa there is simply more that can go wrong. It sits in our Ananta Noir tier and carries the Guest Favourite mark, which we only apply when people book it again.

Six bedrooms, five bathrooms and a private pool at ₹43,500 a night. The one thing to weigh: five bathrooms for six bedrooms is the tightest ratio in this edit. For an extended family who are used to each other, that is a non-issue. For twenty friends sharing, look at Rosso or Seraphine on the following pages instead.

If we had to hand one six-bedroom villa to a group of twenty friends, it would be Rosso. A straight 5.0, Guest Favourite, Ananta Noir — and eight bathrooms for six bedrooms, two spare. On a Sunday morning with a full villa, those two rooms are worth more than any amenity on the list.

At ₹36,500 a night it also comes in seven thousand below Lacielo, the other 5.0 in this band. Six bedrooms, a private swimming pool, and the best bathroom ratio of any five-star-rated six-bedroom villa in Lonavala we hold. This is the one that clears first, so ask early.

Avyanna Villa is the pet-friendly 6BHK villa in Lonavala and the best-value villa at the top of this list — a 4.9 rating and the Guest Favourite mark at ₹28,500 a night, fifteen thousand below the 5.0-rated Lacielo.

Six bedrooms, a private pool, Ananta Noir. For a large group travelling with dogs this is almost the only honest answer in Lonavala at this size, and it is a good villa on its own terms rather than a compromise you make for the dog. Tell us how many animals and roughly how large when you enquire.

The CinCin is the most expensive villa in this edit at ₹63,000 a night, and it is the one booked when the occasion is the point rather than the trip. Rated 4.9, six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a private swimming pool, and our Most Desired Collection.

This is wedding-function and landmark-birthday territory. Anything of that kind — outside catering, a DJ, a photographer, day guests beyond your booked headcount — has to be agreed before the balance is paid, not on arrival. Tell us the occasion and the real headcount including day visitors, and we will tell you exactly what the villa can take and on what terms.

Nova Nest is the value story of this edit and the number worth circling. Six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a private pool at ₹25,000 a night — the lowest rate of any six-bedroom villa on this list, with a better bathroom ratio than villas costing twice as much.

Rated 4.8 and carrying our Best Rated mark. Across twenty guests this works out around ₹1,250 a head on a weekday, which is less per person than most four-bedroom villas in Lonavala. If your group is large and the budget is real, start here before you look at anything else in this issue.

Seraphine is the third villa in this edit with eight bathrooms for six bedrooms, rated 4.8 at ₹45,000 a night. Two spare bathrooms, a private pool, and our Best Rated mark.

Where it differs from Rosso is finish and setting rather than layout. If both are free on your dates, we will send photographs of each and let you choose — they are close enough that the decision comes down to which one your group responds to, not which is objectively better.

La Nirvana is the only villa in this edit from our Signature Collection, and it carries the Exclusive Getaway mark — the shorthand our team uses for a villa where the setting does most of the work. Rated 4.7, six bedrooms, six bathrooms, private pool, ₹36,000 a night.

One bathroom per bedroom here, which is the standard arrangement rather than the generous one. For a group of sixteen that is comfortable; for twenty-two it will be tight. Count your actual headcount before you decide between this and Nova Nest, which costs less and has one bathroom more.

Amalfi is an Ananta Noir villa with the Guest Favourite mark, rated 4.6 at ₹49,000 a night. Six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a private swimming pool.

The Guest Favourite mark is the detail to weigh here. It means people who stayed came back — which, at a six-bedroom size where most bookings are once-in-a-year occasions, is a stronger signal than the rating alone. Worth asking about when Rosso and Seraphine are gone.

Gulmohar Gardens is the garden villa of this edit — six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a private pool and the kind of usable flat outdoor ground that decides whether a group of twenty spends the weekend indoors or outside. Rated 4.6, ₹41,000 a night, Most Desired Collection.

For a daytime function, a lunch for an extended family, or simply a group that wants to be outdoors in October and February, outdoor ground matters more than an extra bathroom. This is the villa we put forward when someone describes the weekend rather than the headcount.

Evara Villa is the Pawna lake entry in this edit — six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a private pool, ₹37,500 a night, in our Ananta Élite tier with the Like a 5 Star mark.

Pawna is a different weekend from Lonavala town: water instead of market, and twenty to thirty minutes further from the expressway. For a large group that intends to stay put, it is usually the better half — quieter at night, and with the lake rather than a main road at the end of the drive. Leave Mumbai before eight on a Saturday.