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Stays

A stay that fits how long you need it.

Nakshathra Residency is a service apartment — take it for one night or for a year. Check-in and check-out timing is flexible, a 24-hour stay is always assured from the hour you arrive, and there is no front desk asking how long you are staying — you agree the terms once and the apartment is yours for exactly as long as you need it.

This page is about the stay rather than the building. Who it suits, what a service apartment gives you that a lodge cannot, how the agreement is made, and what to ask us when you call.

A double bed made up with white linen and a maroon throw, with folded towels laid on it, ready for a tenant moving in.
A unit handed over furnished
Fully furnished
Days, weeks, months or years
Flexible check-in/out
24-hour stay assured

Who it suits

Who takes an apartment here.

Coimbatore is a hospital, college and manufacturing city, and stays here run from a single night to a year for one of those reasons. These are the people who usually call us.

A short stopover, a day or two

A late flight, a wedding, an appointment that could not be scheduled for the day you land — sometimes all you need is one or two nights in a real apartment rather than a lodge room. Check-in and check-out timing is flexible, and a full 24-hour stay is assured whatever hour you arrive.

Treatment, and the person attending it

A course of treatment rarely runs to a neat number of days, and the patient is seldom alone — someone from the family is here for the whole of it. A kitchen matters more than usual: food has to suit the person who is unwell, cooked when they can eat it. A lift matters too, on the days walking up is not an option.

A posting or a project measured in months

Transfers, site work and contracts that run past the point where a room by the night stops making sense. You want your own door, your own things left out on the table in the morning, and a place to park that does not change every week.

A student or trainee on a term

A term, a semester, a training block. Somewhere quiet enough to work in, with a desk-height table, a fan and an air-conditioner, and a kitchen so that eating out is a choice rather than the only option. Families sometimes take a unit for two who are studying together.

A family between houses

The old house is handed over and the new one is not ready — a build running late, a handover waiting, a sale that has to complete first. A furnished apartment covers the gap without putting the furniture into storage and the family into three different homes.

New to the city, still looking

You have arrived, you are looking for something permanent, and you would rather do that from a real kitchen than from a hotel room. A monthly apartment gives you a settled base while you learn which part of the city you actually want to live in.

Why a service apartment

What a lodge cannot give you, whether it's one night or three months.

Everything below is in the building already. It matters even for a single night, and over months it is the whole difference.

You cook your own food

Every unit has a modular kitchen with a granite counter, a sink and storage under it, and a refrigerator. Diets, timings and habits are yours to keep.

The apartment stays yours

Nothing is packed away and nothing is reallocated for the length of your stay. Your things stay exactly where you left them.

Flexible check-in and check-out

No fixed clock-out time — a full 24-hour stay is assured from whenever you arrive, whether you are here for one night or several months.

A lift to your floor

A passenger lift serves every floor, which is what makes an upper unit workable with luggage, groceries or an elderly parent.

Somewhere to park

Covered parking at ground level for cars and two-wheelers, under the building and behind the front gate.

A door you lock

A self-contained apartment with its own attached bathroom, reached along a glazed corridor from an attended ground floor.

An L-shaped kitchen counter in black granite with a stainless sink and cupboards below, lit by a window. An apartment living room with a long sofa, a wooden coffee table and red moulded chairs by the window. A common corridor glazed along its full right-hand side, leading past the apartment doors. Covered parking under the building with a car and two-wheelers on a patterned paver floor beside the lift door.

How a stay works

Four steps, and the keys are yours.

Whether it is one night or a monthly tenancy, it is arranged with us directly — a short conversation rather than a checkout page.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us what you need

    How many people are coming, how long you plan to stay — a night or several months — and when you would like to check in. Call or message on WhatsApp.

  2. Step 2

    See the unit

    Come and walk through whatever is free at the time. If you are out of town, we will take you around it on a video call instead, room by room.

  3. Step 3

    Agree the terms in writing

    Rate, deposit if applicable, notice period for a longer stay, and exactly what is included are settled and put in writing before any money changes hands.

  4. Step 4

    Check in, on your schedule

    The unit is cleaned and handed over with the bed, wardrobe, kitchen and seating already in it, at a check-in time that suits you. Bring your clothes and your kitchen habits.

Nothing is paid before it is written down. The rate, the deposit if one applies, the notice period for a longer stay, and what the amount does and does not cover are agreed with you first and set out in writing. If a figure is not in that document, it is not owed.

Because terms depend on the unit, the floor and how long you are staying, we do not publish them here. Ask on the call and you will get a straight answer for the unit you are actually looking at.

What to ask us

Worth asking on the call.

These are the questions that decide whether a unit suits you. Ask them plainly — the answers depend on what is free that month, so they belong in a conversation and not on a page.

  • How long can we take it for, and what happens if the stay runs longer?
  • How many people will be staying, and does the unit hold them comfortably?
  • Which floor is free, and is it front-facing or to the rear?
  • Is there parking for a car, a two-wheeler, or both?
  • When is it free, and can the date be held while we decide?
  • What is the rate, the deposit and the notice period for this stay?
  • What does that amount include, and what is billed separately?
  • What time can we check in, and what time is check-out?
  • How is cleaning, laundry and maintenance handled during the stay?
  • What is already in the kitchen, and what should we bring ourselves?
  • Can visitors or family stay over, and for how long?
  • How far is the unit from where we need to be each day?
  • Can we see it on a video call before travelling down?
The lift on an upper-floor landing, with brushed steel doors set into a dark marble surround.
Which floor is free is usually the first question

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Tell us the dates.

Availability changes month to month. Tell us how many people, roughly how long and when, and we will tell you honestly what is open.

The front elevation of Nakshathra Residency, showing the full height of the glazed entrance tower and the balconies beside it.
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