Rooms
Every room type, photographed
The pictures below are of the rooms themselves, tagged by type in the records rather than picked to look good. What is in each type comes from the rooms too.
Single sharing
Rooms availableA room to yourself, and a door you shut behind you.
From ₹14,000
per month
In the room
- Air cooler
- Attached bathroom
- Balcony
- Bed and mattress
- CCTV
- Chair
- Daily housekeeping
- Fan
- First aid
- Fridge
- Hot water
- Kitchen access
- Laundry
- Meals
- Microwave
- Non-veg meals
- Power backup
- Study table
- TV
- Wardrobe
- Washing machine
Where to find them
- Women Ecity
- Men Ecity
- B Hoodi
- A Hoodi
- C Hoodi
- Fortune
- Marathalli
- Embassy B Block
- Embassy A Block
- Elite
- Pods Hoodi
Double sharing
Rooms availableOne flatmate, and roughly two-thirds of the rent.
From ₹8,500
per month
In the room
- Air cooler
- Attached bathroom
- Balcony
- Bed and mattress
- CCTV
- Chair
- Daily housekeeping
- Fan
- First aid
- Fridge
- Hot water
- Kitchen access
- Laundry
- Meals
- Microwave
- Non-veg meals
- Study table
- TV
- Wardrobe
- Washing machine
Where to find them
Filter the residences
Triple sharing
Rooms availableThree to a room, the easiest way into these neighbourhoods.
From ₹7,000
per month
In the room
- Air cooler
- Attached bathroom
- Balcony
- CCTV
- Chair
- Fridge
- Hot water
- Laundry
- Meals
- Study table
- TV
- Wardrobe
Where to find them
Filter the residences
Four sharing
Rooms availableFour to a room, and the lowest rent Vilaasa charges.
From ₹7,500
per month
Where to find them
Filter the residencesHow to choose between them
Start with the budget
A shared room starts at ₹7,000; a room of your own starts at roughly ₹17,000. That gap is the single biggest decision on this page.
Then the neighbourhood
The same room type is priced differently across the city. Hoodi and Electronic City are not the same market.
Then see it
The photographs here are real, but a room is a room. A visit takes twenty minutes and settles it.
Questions people ask
Which room types do you have?
single, double, triple and four sharing, though not every residence has every one. The rooms page shows a real photograph of each type and which residences it is in.
What does a room cost?
From ₹7,000 a month for the cheapest shared room up to ₹17,000 to start at the single-occupancy addresses. The figure moves with the residence and the room type; the exact rent for your room is confirmed when you reserve.
Which parts of Bengaluru are you in?
Electronic City, Hoodi & ITPL, Bhoganhalli, Marathahalli and Kadubeesanahalli — all of them within reach of the tech parks people move here for. The residences page filters by neighbourhood.
Are the residences separate for men and women?
Most are one or the other, and a few are co-living. Every card carries a badge saying which, and the residences page can be filtered by it.
Is food included?
There is a kitchen serving veg food, non-veg food, weekly menu. Whether meals are part of your rent depends on the residence and the room, so confirm it on your visit — the food page has the detail.
Can I see a room before I commit?
Yes, and the photographs on this site are of the actual rooms rather than a showroom. Book a free visit and walk through the one you are considering.
How do I pay rent once I move in?
Through the RentOk app, which issues a receipt every time. Complaints go through the same app rather than a phone call, though the office number is on this site if you would rather ring it.
See a room this week
Visits are free and take about twenty minutes. Pick a slot here and walk through the room you are actually considering.