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Conference Room for 50 People in Pune: Inside Tspaces’ Conference Room D

Conference Halls & Seminar Spaces · Pune

Looking for a conference room in Pune that comfortably seats 50 people without the cost or rigidity of a hotel banquet hall? Tspaces’ Conference Room D, on Senapati Bapat Road, is built exactly for large-group trainings, product launches, panel discussions, and company-wide town halls — available on both hourly and daily booking.

Room D at a Glance

DetailSpecification
CapacityUp to 50 people
Hourly rate₹2,000 / hour
Full-day rate₹15,000 / day
Location2nd Floor, Tandale Prestige, Senapati Bapat Road, Shivaji Nagar, Pune – 411016
Ideal forTown halls, product launches, large corporate trainings, panel discussions, multi-team workshops

For context, this is the largest of Tspaces’ four rooms — alongside Training Room A (20–25 people, ₹1,000/hr), Board Room B (up to 15 people, ₹800/hr), and Seminar Hall C (up to 30 people, ₹1,500/hr). Room D exists for the sessions the other three simply can’t hold.

Who Actually Needs a 50-Person Conference Room?

Not every training needs this much space — but a few situations specifically call for it:

  • Company-wide town halls where multiple teams gather for quarterly updates or leadership addresses
  • Product launches requiring room for stakeholders, press, or channel partners in addition to your core team
  • Multi-batch corporate trainings where HR needs to run one session instead of splitting into two smaller rooms
  • Panel discussions and seminars with a stage-audience format rather than boardroom seating
  • Franchise or partner meets where regional teams travel in for a single large session

What’s Included

Room D carries the same infrastructure standard as every Tspaces room:

  • High-speed WiFi
  • LED TV / projector setup
  • Whiteboards and markers
  • Air conditioning
  • Power backup
  • Comfortable seating for up to 50
  • Professional, corporate-grade ambience — not a repurposed banquet space

Hourly vs Daily: Which Should You Book?

Choose hourly (₹2,000/hr) for a single session under 4–5 hours — a half-day training, a panel discussion, or a product demo.

Choose the full-day rate (₹15,000) once your session crosses roughly 7–8 hours, since the day rate works out more cost-efficient than stacking hourly blocks for a full working day.

Why Not Just Book a Hotel Banquet Hall?

Hotel banquet halls are built for events — weddings, receptions, large-format functions — not for focused corporate work. You typically pay for décor and catering minimums you don’t need, and the setup isn’t designed around projectors, whiteboards, and breakout-friendly seating. Room D is priced and built specifically for business use: professional infrastructure, without hotel-level costs.

Booking Conference Room D

Availability for large-format sessions like these tends to fill up fastest around quarter-end and appraisal cycles, when companies run multiple town halls back-to-back.

  • WhatsApp: 9371015785
  • Email: booking@tspaces.in

FAQs: Conference Room D at Tspaces

What is the capacity of Conference Room D at Tspaces?

Conference Room D accommodates up to 50 people, making it the largest of Tspaces’ four rooms.

What is the hourly rate for a 50-person conference room in Pune at Tspaces?

Conference Room D is available at ₹2,000 per hour, or ₹15,000 for a full-day booking.

Where is Conference Room D located?

It’s on the 2nd floor of Tandale Prestige, Senapati Bapat Road, Shivaji Nagar, Pune – 411016 — near Pune University Circle.

Does Conference Room D include AV equipment?

Yes — every booking includes high-speed WiFi, an LED TV/projector, whiteboards, air conditioning, and power backup at no extra cost.

Can I book Conference Room D for just a few hours instead of a full day?

Yes, hourly bookings are available at ₹2,000/hour with no minimum full-day commitment required.

How far in advance should I book a large conference room in Pune?

For town halls or launches during quarter-end and appraisal season, booking at least 1–2 weeks ahead is recommended, as large-format slots fill faster than smaller rooms.

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