Mumbai Hotels with Wifi

Hotel is located at T1 but most flights go through T2. Taxi and traffic issues was the only downside. Great restaurant and breakfast set up. Pool and gym were clean and convenient. Room was spacious and well equipped.

One of the best hotels I’ve stayed at whilst on vacation in India. The staff is really friendly and attentive. The breakfast selection was also really amazing. Situated next to the Palladium mall which was really convenient.

The yoga courses and Zimbabwe courses are not there but they will pretend that they are there. I asked 4 times to get the schedules through email but that email never came . Be careful cause the security at swimming pool is just like a decoration cause everyone can enter without having the room card to the swimming pool area by just jumping in while some clients are entering. And maybe there is a collaboration with the staff because actually in such beggars clothes how can they pass unobservant even the main door of the reception of the hotel! They have strict policies about cancellation which normally all the other marriotts of the world have..specially with clients who have diamond and travel genius highest level as vip clients .they dont consider that they stayed the entire week 7 days and it can happen that the last day some unpredictable work thing can happen. The 24 /7 service is just a fake thing cause if you call at a normal 10 pm the person's who ll pick up the phone after a LONG wait they still make you wait for the next morning for the concerned person to come and ask. They say ”we ll call you back but that call never comes” .

Chose this hotel as I was attending an event in Bombay Exhibition Centre, 10 mins ride away from the hotel in smooth traffic. The airport is also 15-40mins away depending on traffic. The room is spacious from bathroom area to the main bedroom, it could even fit 3 beds comfortably. The bed is too soft for my liking but pillow is good. The bathroom comes with a tub, standing shower and separate toilet. Water pressure in the shower is good and heats up fast. The open concept wardrobe is just next to the shower but having the luggage rack built just under the safe is a safety hazard, almost hit the corner couple of times when taking things out of the luggage. I don't know if it's because the door is heavy or my neighbors are strong, the doors appear to slam each time it closes. I love the scent of Westin's White Tea series which is provided here too, ***** with all basic amenities. They are also very generous with the complimentary bottled water, 6 in all. I appreciate that they noted and acceded to my request for a room near the lift. Service was excellent, the staff were friendly, polite, helpful and full of smiles from the bellboy to security team to front desk to housekeeping and those at the breakfast service. Breakfast at Seasonal Tastes on Level 18, had a view as amazing as the spread, of both international staples to local flavours. Live egg and Paratha/Dosa stations, wide selection of nuts, fruits and juices too. A true 5* stay and will be my choice hotel every time I return to Mumbai.

Sofitel is an excellent choice in BKC. Walking distance to Jio World and close to airport. Rooms are spacious, food is excellent, staff is caring and helpful. Price for our stay was reasonable for a 5 star property. Definitely can stay again.

Firstly, despite of making a pre payment well in advance the payment didn't reflect on the hotel system till check out. Staff at reception didn't look like they were well trained. The staff who checked us in was unnecessarily rude and needed training to handle situations better. Despite showing the proof of payment we were constantly asked for receipts during check in. There was a short Circuit in our room and the room next to us, this was fixed by the maintenance staff quickly. The bathroom was spacious but there was a mold on the bidet. Around 9 am there was a random drilling on the room above us. We asked for coffee pods/sachets which never arrived. The only good part was the view from our room.

The Ambassador Mumbai on Marine Drive is a standout choice for travelers seeking a blend of historic charm and modern convenience. Its elegant lobby, adorned with vintage antiques and classic decor, creates a welcoming first impression that captures the essence of old-world Mumbai. The rooms are classic and a highlight of the stay is the excellent breakfast service which offers a diverse buffet. Perfectly situated just steps from the iconic Marine Drive and near the Churchgate Metro Station, its location provides effortless access to South Mumbai’s attractions and sea views.

We booked the hotel because of its location. No doubt the location does provide advantages given the hotel’s proximity to Colaba’s and Churchgate’s prime location. Unfortunately that’s the only good thing about the hotel. There’s no signage or directions to reach the hotel’s reception. There’s a watchman who is found glued to his phone almost all the time. There’s an elevator to reach the 3rd floor but the guests are not allowed to take the luggage in it so come prepared with warm up exercise dragging your trolleys and suitcases up the stairs The gentleman manning the reception desk desperately needs a crash course in hospitality. His appearance resembles a disgruntled government bank employee who is least interested in working. In my case he was quick to point out that he could see my booking but can’t validate that we had made a booking for our son. Our ‘warm welcome’ started with a rather cold argument and ended with me making a payment upfront. The hotel’s geyser switch is located in the lobby so if by any chance you need a hot shower you are required to go out and switch the geyser on and by any chance if you fail to switch it off, be ready for a lecture from the uncle at the reception. Finally the rooms are tiny and there’s no restaurant so the complimentary breakfast is served in the room. The quality and quantity of the breakfast served was satisfactory although worth noting that they follow the Indian Railways philosophy that ‘non-veg’ translates strictly as ‘bread omelette’ For a small hotel the number of staff is relatively high who always expect a tip.

This Ibis is quite old and run-down. The room had a strong, persistent odor, and the towels were dingy and definitely needed replacing. Slippers aren't provided, so I recommend bringing your own – even other Indian hotels offer them. The hotel is very close to the airport; it's about a 15-minute taxi ride from T2, costing 280-500 rupees. On the plus side, you can't hear any airplane noise, but the hallway insulation is poor, so you hear everything happening outside your door.

It was a nice stay hotel room was well maintained, clean, it was safe for family stay. All together it was worth to stay