Zara Palace is a five-storey residential building near the Wadala water tank in Nashik. The top two floors — the 4th and 5th — are complete three-bedroom apartments that we host as private home stays. Nothing here was designed as a hotel, and that is the point.
Zara Palace sits on a residential lane a two-minute walk from Wadala Circle — close enough to the ring road that Panchavati, the railway station and the Mumbai–Agra highway are all easy, far enough that nights are quiet.
Each apartment has its own front door on its own floor. Once you are in, the whole floor is yours: no housekeeping trolleys in the corridor, no neighbours through the wall.
Both floors share the same plan: a master bedroom with an attached washroom, two further double bedrooms, a second washroom off the passage, a kitchen, and a dining area that seats the whole family at once.
Every bedroom is air-conditioned with a geyser in each washroom. Beds are made up with fresh linen before you arrive; extra mattresses are available for children.
Most of our guests are families coming to Nashik for Trimbakeshwar, Kalaram or a Godavari puja, groups attending a wedding in the city, or friends spending a weekend at Sula and the forts around Igatpuri.
Families take one floor. Groups of ten to sixteen take both — the same staircase, two front doors, one WhatsApp thread with us.
Pick your dates on the live calendar — every night shows its price. Send us the pre-filled WhatsApp message and we confirm within 30 minutes with UPI or bank details. Check-in is from 12:00 PM; check-out by 10:30 AM.
On arrival you get the keys and a short walk-through of the flat, plus our number for anything you need — a cab to Trimbakeshwar, a tiffin service, where to find good misal at 8 am.
“We opened these two floors because friends and relatives kept staying with us on their way to Trimbakeshwar and asking if they could book them properly. So we did it properly — clean linen, a stocked kitchen, honest prices, and a host who actually picks up the phone.”
Real photos of every room, and a calendar with live nightly prices.