SHRI OM PG
Coliving
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saket, delhi5

SHRI OM PG

5

Rating

50+

Beds / Seats

saket

delhi

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About SHRI OM PG

Shri Om PG, situated near Saket Metro Station, is an excellent choice for individuals seeking shared accommodation in Delhi. The location is not only well-connected to various parts of the city but also close to major commercial hubs, making it convenient for both students and professionals. With a rating of 5 stars based on 5 reviews, this PG is known for its welcoming atmosphere and modern amenities. The coliving space offers furnished rooms with essential amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay. Residents can enjoy high-speed WiFi, laundry services, and common areas for socializing and relaxation. The proximity to Saket Metro Station allows for easy commuting, making it ideal for those who work or study in nearby areas. Pricing at Shri Om PG is competitive, with indicative rent starting around ₹10,000 to ₹15,000 per month, depending on the room type and occupancy. This makes it a cost-effective solution for young professionals and students alike. In addition to the amenities, the community aspect of coliving is a significant draw. Residents have the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals, fostering friendships and networking opportunities. Whether you are a student at a nearby university or a working professional, Shri Om PG provides a supportive environment that enhances your living experience in Delhi. Overall, choosing a coliving space like Shri Om PG in Saket not only offers a place to stay but also enriches your lifestyle with community engagement and convenience.
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Monthly starting price

₹7,000/mo

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