The 10 Best Hotels in Mumbai, India

While one can enjoy traditional culture and exquisite scenery in places like Rajasthan and Kerala, Mumbai is more like the engine of India, the place where everything happens. Its art, culture, history, food, and fashion are one step ahead of the rest of the country and worth exploring. To make sure that your brilliant experience in Mumbai starts with a pleasant stay in the city, here are the 10 best hotels in Mumbai, India.

THE TAJ MAHAL PALACE, MUMBAI

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One of Mumbai’s richest merchants, Jamshetji Tata, commissioned the hotel, and rumors say that he did so after he was refused entry into the prestigious Watson’s Hotel at the time. The Taj Mahal Palace hotel is not just a great place to stay but also one of Mumbai’s architectural landmarks. The Ravi Shankar suite is named so because The Beatles’ George Harrison stayed in this room with Pandit Ravi Shankar to learn the Sitar. Their spas and pools spell luxury 

LE SUTRA HOTEL, MUMBAI

Le Sutra claims that 120 painters, 40 sculptors, and 15 designers collaborated to make the luxury art hotel in Mumbai a unique one. All the rooms in the hotel have different paintings and designs, all based on one theme—Hindu mythology. The art gallery at Le Sutra is a 2,500-square-foot space dedicated to contemporary art by Indian artists.

HOTEL MARINE PLAZA,

Hotel Marine Plaza in South Mumbai is a hotel you must stay in for the view from its rooms, if nothing else. The hotel is right by the Arabian Sea on Marine Drive and it will redefine waking up in the mornings. The large windows were built thoughtfully to let the light in. If the view from your room wasn’t enough, you can head to The Bayview restaurant for a better look at the sea. Marine Plaza is definitely one of the best luxury hotels in Mumbai.

ABODE, MUMBAI

Among hotels in Bombay, Abode features in the top five. Set in the heart of a busy Colaba street, it was the private residence of one of the most distinguished businessmen in 19^th century Bombay, David Sassoon. Sassoon Dock in Mumbai, as well as the Sassoon Library, is named after him. Young Citizen’s renowned architect, Siane Pascale, designed the boutique hotel in a way that exudes aesthetic luxury. Custom designed art deco and vintage furniture used to decorate the interiors are an artistic display of the bygone era.

TRIDENT HOTEL BANDRA KURLA, MUMBAI

Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) is an office hub in Mumbai and the Trident hotel is right in the middle of all the humdrum. It makes a great place for executive meetings and lunches and official visits to Mumbai city. Trident BKC’s Japanese, Indian, and Continental restaurants have won awards in the past and their nightclubs are popular in the city. Some of the best contemporary artists in India were commissioned to make paintings especially for the hotel. Trident is one of the best hotels in Mumbai for office executives and on-the-go travelers.

TAJ LANDS END, MUMBAI

It’s a great idea to stay in one of the hotels in Bandra on your trip to Mumbai since it is the heart of the city. Taj Lands End in Bandra is one of the five-star hotels in Mumbai where you could stay with your family. The rooms give a crystal clear view of the Arabian Sea and the beautiful Bandra-Worli Sea Link. There are amazing Indian-themed restaurants, as well as ones that offer Chinese food. Their pool side bar is a much-needed escape if you grow tired of the noise and traffic in the city. There are special activities planned for kids too.

HYATT REGENCY MUMBAI, MUMBAI

Hyatt Regency’s Malaysian teak floors, marble baths, and floor-to-ceiling windows spell elegance and premium comfort in the middle of Andheri, an area in Mumbai that’s typically busy and crowded. The hotel is a great place to stay if your priority is to be close to the airport. The luxury spas and enormous, lavish suites are good reasons too.

THE GORDON HOUSE HOTEL, MUMBAI

 The Gordon House Hotel was once home to a tradesman named Arthur Gordon in the 19^th century. The 29-room hotel has different themes on every floor, so you could be staying in Mediterranean bliss or Scandinavian beauty. The renowned restaurant All Stir Fry is on the ground floor of the hotel. The Gordon House is the best place to stay in Mumbai to soak in the colonial feel, when Mumbai buzzed with British, Parsi, and Persian businessmen.

THE WESTIN MUMBAI GARDEN CITY, MUMBAI

 With its proximity to the Mumbai airport, Westin is one of the best five-star hotels in the city. The restaurant on the 18^th floor overlooks the vast expanse of Mumbai. The sunset view from there is unforgettable. Westin is one the most booked hotels in Mumbai and it caters to people on business visits or pleasure. It is also one of the few that has allotted an entire floor of rooms for women guests only.

RENAISSANCE MUMBAI CONVENTION CENTRE HOTEL, MUMBAI

 Renaissance Mumbai Convention Centre Hotel overlooks the serene Powai lake. It is a great place for honeymooners in Mumbai or even weddings, since it is not in the crowded parts of the city. The 15 acres of gardens and beautiful pool are great places to unwind in luxury. There are 600 rooms in the hotel and many restaurants with a country-based theme.

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