Check-in / Check-out
Check-in from 2 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. Door codes rotate every week.
Upfront all-in pricing. What you see is what you pay.
Overview
Built for interns, transfers and anyone who needs a bed without a bond. The Ivy Nest PG rents by the week, so you can leave whenever your work does. Rooms are furnished with a bed, desk and wardrobe; the rooftop is for chai, study groups and the evening breeze; and the warden lives downstairs, so there is always someone around. Door codes, fast Wi-Fi, weekly housekeeping and no deposit, all included in the week rate.
PG highlights
Keyless rooms
Access
Fast, for work
Wi-Fi
Weekly, at property
Pay
Chai bar upstairs
Rooftop
Specs
Amenities
House rules
Check-in from 2 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. Door codes rotate every week.
Quiet after 11 PM. The rooftop closes at 10 for weekday study groups.
Shared kitchen with a weekly cleaning rota. Label everything you store.
Smoking on the rooftop and the street side only.
Overnight guests sign in at the desk. Same-week rate applies.
Location
Rooms
A furnished single room billed weekly, with a desk, wardrobe and fan.
Split the room with a flatmate at a lower weekly rate each.
A bigger room with a double bed for couples or work-from-home setups.
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