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Hostels in Nashik
There are 2 hostels listed in Nashik on CoShelters, with beds starting at ₹0/month. Of these, 2 include meals, 1 are women-only.
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About Nashik
Wine capital with engineering colleges and a growing IT park. Compare coliving spaces, PGs, hostels and student housing across Nashik's most popular areas — with transparent pricing, verified photos and resident reviews.
Living in Nashik: the essentials
Where to live
The most popular areas for coliving and PGs in Nashik are College Road, Gangapur Road, Satpur MIDC. Pick based on your daily commute first — a 20-minute commute saves more than any rent difference.
What it costs
Expect to pay for rent (per bed), a refundable security deposit (usually 1–2 months), sometimes a one-time maintenance or onboarding fee, and electricity if it isn't included. CoShelters shows these separately on every listing so you can compare the real monthly cost.
Before you move
- Visit or take a live video tour before paying.
- Get deposit-refund terms, lock-in and notice period in writing.
- Check Wi-Fi speed, water supply and security (CCTV, biometric entry, warden).
- Join the Nashik club on CoShelters to meet people and get local tips.
FAQs: hostels in nashik
Listed hostels in Nashik start at ₹0 per month per bed. Most residents pay around ₹0 for a shared room; private rooms cost more. Prices on CoShelters show rent, deposit and what's included so you can compare the real monthly cost.
Most managed coliving and PG operators in Nashik ask for 1–2 months of rent as a refundable deposit, plus a one-time maintenance or onboarding fee at some properties. Always check the refund timeline and deductions in writing before paying — every CoShelters listing shows deposit terms upfront.
Yes — 1 women-only options are currently listed in Nashik, many with biometric/CCTV security, female wardens and gate timings. Use the 'Women only' filter to see them.
2 of the 2 listings include meals (usually breakfast and dinner, with lunch on weekends). Others offer a shared kitchen. Each listing shows its food policy and meal plan.
Coliving usually costs a little more than a basic PG but includes managed housekeeping, Wi-Fi, app-based maintenance, community events and flexible stays. A PG is often cheaper with fixed meals and stricter rules. Compare both side by side on CoShelters using the Compare tool.
Open any listing and tap 'Schedule a visit' to pick an in-person or video tour slot, or chat with the operator directly. There's no brokerage on CoShelters.