Hotels near Byculla, Mumbai

⭐ Review for The Sahil Hotel, Mumbai I recently visited The Sahil Hotel in Mumbai, and it was a really pleasant experience. The staff were friendly and helpful from the start, and the check-in process was quick. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with everything arranged neatly. The location is convenient too—close to major areas in South Mumbai, which makes it easy to get around. The food at the hotel restaurant was tasty and had good variety. Overall, it felt safe, calm, and welcoming. If you're looking for a comfortable stay in Mumbai with good service, The Sahil is a solid choice.

The hotel is nice, the front desk very helpful, the only thing i didnt like was location, i expected something else but i got their half day tour and it was great, very nice and patient driver. Tv didnt work, internet was for two devices only and room a bit small but safe with locker to leave stuff in the room and very clean.

Overall the stay was okay. I expected the place to be a tourist hostel kind of a place, however, the crowd was completely local and they stay there for longtime, looked like they go to their respective offices from that place. Don’t expect tourist crowd there, it unlike those touristy hostels where the crowd is very much happening. Otherwise, the place was clean, the receptionist uncle is very sweet and cooperative. The helper guys keeps cleaning the dorm. Inmates mind their own business. Bathrooms are clean, that’s most important. I was there for 2 days. I couldn’t find anything bad there. A typical office goers hostel it was. My stay was comfortable.

So trust me on this, no other hotel in the vicinity will offer what royal park does in this price range. It's super ultra clean. hygienic, great food and HUGE rooms. u won't see rooms this big anywhere else in main mumbai city. it's got everything one needs n feels luxurious as well. I highly recommend it

Great breakfast. Had a bit of a discussion the day I arrived. Was put in a lower rated room due to not having any non-smoking rooms available. Feedback was ”sorry full”, no solution or offer. For the rest the hotel was good. Staff was very friendly except check-in lady who forced a lower room.

A rather depressing place, much like Mumbai itself. The building exterior is completely dilapidated, and the surrounding streets and structures look like slums. The hotel is on the 2nd floor, accessed by a steep staircase with no elevator. The hotel itself is clean but quite basic. The rooms are tiny, and the windows are small. It's tolerable, but not for $60 a night. The linen is old but clean, housekeeping is good, and the staff are helpful and always ready to assist, which is a plus. Breakfast consists of two eggs cooked however you like, juice, and tea served in unwashed cups. Verdict: Not worth staying here, even though it's in the city center (and the Taj Palace isn't worth it either – step outside and you're met with squalor, poverty, and rats). It's simply not worth the money. Choose modern chain hotels near the airport and take a taxi into the city center.

This hotel is really good. By Indian standards, it's absolutely fantastic! Everything was clean: the bed linen, the towels. The furniture and plumbing were in good condition, and everything worked perfectly. The location is convenient, very close to a metro station, and you can walk to the most beautiful Victorian-era buildings. The staff are very attentive, always ready to help and answer any questions. For breakfast, they prepared omelets, fried eggs, various pastries, and local dishes – in short, you could get a very satisfying meal. We weren't entirely lucky with our room (410, on the first floor of the building next to the main one): it had no window and was very humid, so sleeping on a damp bed wasn't very pleasant. We'd wake up in complete darkness even when the sun was shining brightly outside. Also, right next to our door, something was making a lot of noise in the evenings, like a washing machine or some kind of pump. And overall, we could hear conversations, mobile phone calls, etc., very clearly from outside the door. We didn't discover all these drawbacks right away, so we decided not to ask for another room, as we really didn't want to move our things back and forth. But to future guests, I'd like to recommend: if they give you room 410, it's best to immediately ask to be moved somewhere else.

The location is perfect, near the metro. A few minutes and anywhere in Mumbai. Next to you can have lunch, whatever you buy. Staff is kind. All our wishes were quickly decided. The rooms are clean, no insects. The walls are under the plaster, so the guests are where the suitcase is locked or anything else. But the hotel is not guilty of this. Do not overpaint the same rooms after each customer. The room for us was close, but it is our problems. We knew what we were going on. The hotel is good for your money. Thank you!!!!

Very good customer service. Staff were very supportive and accommodating towards my nephew who has Down’s syndrome and couldn’t wear closed shoes because of his surgery. They said it was ok for him to go to the rooftop bar even without dress code

I stayed at The St. Regis Mumbai for two nights last week and had an excellent experience. The check-in process was efficient, and the staff maintained a high level of professionalism throughout my stay. The room was spacious, impeccably clean, and offered an impressive city view. Housekeeping was consistent and attentive, ensuring everything was in order without needing to request anything. Although I did not try the breakfast service, I did visit the bar on the 37th floor, which was a highlight of the stay. The night views from the top were outstanding, and the atmosphere was refined yet vibrant. The service team at the bar was attentive, and the overall experience made for an enjoyable evening. Overall, The St. Regis Mumbai delivered a high-quality stay with strong service standards and a well-maintained property. I would highly recommend it for both business and leisure travel.