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"It was extremely beautiful stay I had recently at St. Regis in Mumbai. The service was excellent, food was tasty and everything I experienced at the property was the best. My favorite moments at the hotel was seeing smiling faces of all the staff and how pleasantly they interacted o personal level. I can't forget the way my request to taste the dessert "Malpua with Rabdi" was fulfilled by the staff. It was after years that I tasted this dessert which was tasty and had personal touch! Thank you St. Regis!!! You are the best! I am going to be the permanent guest of you whenever I visit Mumbai, India !!! "

"Best hospitality ever!"

"Wonderful time at the Trident! My family and I stayed there for a few days and absolutely loved the hospitality and kindness shown by the staff. Highly recommend if you want to explore the south Bombay area. "

"The property is located at walking distance fro the T2. If you don't have much luggage, walking is the best option and fastest. The room we got was spacious and an excellent bathroom and bed. We took the hotel car for airport drop off and it was reasonably priced, expecially compared to the conveneince and Uber price at that location and time. We stayed only few hours before our early morning internation flight...therefore could not enjoy the facilities as much as we would have wished. Also, it is for the same reason, we cannot comment about food as we did not have time to get a meal there. But we will happily stay there again to and from our international trio through T2."

"Nice hotel"

"Nice and clean place great service excellent breakfast. "

"Nice hotel, nice room."

"Modest, simple accommodations with good breakfast close to the airport. Garden across the street for walking and exercising. Humble surrounding area. Good cultural experience for travelers from foreign countries. "

"This is not a place for outsiders. All of the other guests in the (tiny) bunks were poor Indian men on their way to be, say, a guest laborer somewhere (one man showed me his visa to Ghana). Anyway, it was awkward AF, so I powered through a couple nights and then moved next-door to the Afra hostel — still pretty much a local place, but MUCH better, and I even made some new good friends there. Actual showers, a few western toilets, a men's wing, a woman's wing, and a mixed dorm, no hangout space, but at least the bunks have really good curtains, and an electrical outlet and a light. Next-door at Shahana you're just in the dark if the room is in the dark, and you might be made to feel out-of-place."