Mumbai, Mumbai
The Taj Mahal Palace
A Colaba landmark since 1903, overlooking the Gateway of India and the Arabian Sea, with seven restaurants and one of Mumbai's oldest licensed bars.
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Colonial grand hotels on the waterfront, art deco Marine Drive and a city that never sits down.
Our notes
Mumbai is India's most energetic city and, with the right hotel, its most comfortable. The waterfront grand hotels in Colaba have hosted a century of arrivals; the newer towers in Bandra and Worli face the sea and the sea link. A guide is essential for the first day: the Gateway, the art deco of Marine Drive, the markets, Dharavi if you want to understand the city, and the Elephanta caves by boat. Evenings are for the restaurants that have made Mumbai a serious food city. Two or three nights, then Rajasthan, Goa or Kerala.
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Mumbai, Mumbai
A Colaba landmark since 1903, overlooking the Gateway of India and the Arabian Sea, with seven restaurants and one of Mumbai's oldest licensed bars.
Price on request
Mumbai, Mumbai
The Oberoi, Mumbai sits on Marine Drive in Nariman Point, with Arabian Sea views, five dining venues and rooms sized from 37 to 191 square metres.
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Mumbai, Mumbai
The Leela Mumbai opened in 1986 as the first hotel to carry the Leela name, set within 11 acres of gardens five minutes from Mumbai's airport.
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