You've visited the PG. The food was good, the rooms were clean, and your mother liked the security. Then the manager asks the one question you didn't prepare for: "4-sharing lena hai ya 3-sharing?"
₹1,500 a month sounds small. Over a year, that's ₹18,000. But one fewer roommate can also mean better sleep, easier study hours and fewer arguments about the AC temperature.
This guide helps you choose between 4-sharing and 3-sharing at Luxe Living 1 based on how you actually live, not just the price.
Room Prices at Luxe Living 1
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Room type |
Monthly rent |
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4-sharing |
₹15,000 |
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3-sharing |
₹16,500 |
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What You Get in Every Room at Luxe Living 1
Whichever room you choose, the core stay stays the same:
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Included |
Details |
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AC room |
Fully furnished |
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Meals |
Breakfast, lunch and dinner, part of the rent |
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Housekeeping |
Regular room cleaning |
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Common spaces |
AC dining, gym, library and garden |
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Security |
24/7 |
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Deposit |
One month, refundable on moving out |
Meals and the one-month refundable deposit apply across Bliss Homes (Life at Bliss FAQ).
So you're not choosing between "basic" and "premium." You're choosing how much personal space you want inside the same premium stay.
4-Sharing at ₹15,000: Who It Suits
- Students on campus most of the day who mainly use the room to sleep
- Girls who enjoy company: 4-sharing rooms often turn into close friend groups
- First-year outstation students who don't want to feel alone in a new city
- Budget planners who'd rather put ₹1,500 toward travel home or savings
Watch out for: Four different alarm times, four phone calls in the evening, and more negotiation over lights-out.
3-Sharing at ₹16,500: Who It Suits
- Working women with fixed office hours who need proper sleep
- Students with heavy study loads: CA, UPSC or exam prep
- Light sleepers who wake at every sound
- Anyone who works from the room on a laptop in the evening
What you gain: More desk and wardrobe breathing room, fewer schedules to match, and a quieter room at night.
Privacy, Sleep and Study: A Side-by-Side View
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Factor |
4-sharing |
3-sharing |
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Monthly rent |
₹15,000 |
₹16,500 |
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Yearly difference |
Baseline |
₹18,000 more |
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Personal space |
Shared more |
Noticeably more |
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Night noise |
Higher chance of disturbance |
Lower |
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Study in room |
Harder in the evening |
Easier |
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Social life |
Built-in group |
Smaller, closer circle |
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Best for |
Social students, tight budgets |
Working women, serious study |
Sleep matters more than people admit. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society recommend at least 7 hours each night for adults aged 18 to 60 (CDC MMWR). If one more roommate costs you an hour of sleep every night, the cheaper room isn't really cheaper.
Roommate Compatibility: Students vs Working Women
Mixed schedules create most PG friction. When you book, ask to be placed with people on a similar routine.
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Your routine |
Ideal roommates |
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College student, 8 AM classes |
Other students |
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Office 10 to 7 |
Other working women |
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Exam preparation |
Other aspirants, quieter rooms |
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Late or rotating shifts |
Ask for a room with similar shift workers |
A good PG manager will try to match you, so tell them your routine upfront.
Twin and Single Rooms: When They Are Worth It
Consider going beyond 3-sharing if:
- You take late-night calls with family or clients in another time zone
- You're preparing for a major exam and need full control over noise and light
- You've already tried sharing and know it affects your sleep
Wondering whether premium is worth it at all? Read is a luxury girls PG worth the extra cost.
How to Decide in 5 Questions
- How many hours a day will you actually spend in the room? Under 8 waking hours, 4-sharing works.
- Are you a light sleeper? If yes, choose 3-sharing.
- Do you study or work from your room in the evening? If yes, 3-sharing.
- Is ₹18,000 a year a stretch for your budget? If yes, start with 4-sharing.
- Can you switch later? Ask the manager. Many residents start in 4-sharing and move once they know their routine.
Still deciding on the area itself? Our guide to living near Vastrapur Lake covers daily life around Luxe Living 1.
FAQs
What is the rent for a 3-sharing girls PG in Vastrapur?
At Luxe Living 1 in Vastrapur, a 3-sharing room costs ₹16,500 a month, and a 4-sharing room costs ₹15,000, with three meals a day included.
Is 4-sharing comfortable for working women?
It can be, if your roommates keep similar hours. Light sleepers and women who work from the room in the evening are usually happier in 3-sharing.
Are meals included in the rent at Luxe Living 1?
Yes. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are part of the monthly rent, and the security deposit is one month's rent, refundable when you move out.
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Visit Luxe Living 1, Vastrapur, and see both room types in one visit. Call +91-9825093799 or see Luxe Living 1.
