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Best Budget Accommodations in Mumbai "Best Budget Accommodations in Mumbai" Created By: Cityseeker 13 Locations Bookmarked Hotel Golden Swan "Authentic Indian Ambiance" While staying in the Hotel Golden Swan in Mumbai, you can choose to remain within the folds of Indian hospitality, New York modernities, or the exotica of the Orient. Hotel Golden Swan prides itself in offering six rooms with an Indian decor, six with shades of New York and eight rooms with a Zen influence, offering you a different experience every time you stay by KassandraBay here. They also offer airport transfers and complementary breakfast. You can choose your breakfast from a special menu. A wonderful experience is what awaits you when you check in. +91 22 2610 3021 www.goldenswan.com/ [email protected] 7th Golibar Road, 76 Regency Park, Near Khar Subway, Santa Cruz East, Mumbai West End Hotel "Old World Charm" Located in Mumbai’s business district, West End Hotel is a 5-minute walk from Marine Drive Promenade. It features a restaurant, business centre and rooms with cable TV. Parking is free. Rooms at Hotel West End have large windows that offer natural light. They are fitted with a safety deposit box and ironing facilities. Hot shower facilities and toiletries are provided by Booking.com in the en suite bathrooms. The hotel offers fax and photocopying services at the business centre. Currency exchange services are also available upon request. Guests can enjoy a buffet spread of local and international dishes at the on-site restaurant. Vegetarian food is also provided. West Hotel is a 10-minute walk from Chatrapathi Shivaji Railway Station. +91 22 2203 9121 www.westendhotelmumb mail@westendhotelmumba 45 New Marine Lines, ai.com i.com Mumbai Regency Hotel "Royal Stay" Regency Hotel is located on Nepean Sea Road in central Mumbai, 18 km from Chatrapati Sivaji International Airport. The hotel offers a restaurant and rooms with cable TV. Rooms at Hotel Regency come with modern décor and are fitted with a safety deposit box and tea/coffee maker. Bathrobes and slippers are also available. Guests can enjoy Indian dishes by Booking.com at the hotel’s on-site restaurant. Breakfast is served at the restaurant. The hotel offers laundry and ironing services. Currency exchange is also available. Regency Hotel is situated near Priyadharshini park. +91 22 6657 1234 www.regencymumbai.com [email protected] 73 Nepean Sea Road, Mumbai Chateau Windsor Hotel "Hotel-cum-Home-Style Apartments" Chateau Windsor offers the facilities of a two-star hotel as well as those of home-style apartments. The three-bedroom apartments are stylish, well- furnished and fully-equipped for any needs of the discerning guest. Ideally located in the city center, Chateau Windsor is in proximity of the city's hip restaurants and shopping areas. It is the perfect place to stay if you are by Booking.com planning a long holiday in Mumbai. +91 22 6622 4455 www.chateauwindsor.com [email protected] 86 Veer Nariman Road, Mumbai Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach "Surburb by the Beach" Situated 5.1 km from Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport and overlooking the Arabian Sea Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach is a beach front property. The hotel features an outdoor pool overlooking the ocean, free parking and 6 dining options. The air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a cable/satellite TV, minibar and personal safe. En suite bathrooms come by Booking.com with shower facilities. The hotel offers a sauna and massage services. Other facilities include currency exchange and a tour desk. Guests can enjoy an international buffet spread at Square coffee shop or hearty Italian dishes paired with a great selection of wines at Olio. Sampan is the fine dining restaurant, located at the lobby level, serving delicious Chinese cuisine hand-crafted by the chefs. Gadda da Vida is a chic sea lounge where guests can enjoy views of the Arabian Sea whilst sipping a cocktail. The property also boasts a French Pâtisserie - Peche Mignon. Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach is within walking distance of popular eateries and shopping outlets. The hotel provides easy access to the business district of Andheri and Goregaon. Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach is about 5.1 km from Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport. The Hotel is close to Prithvi Theatre and Bollywood District. +91 22 2618 4014 www.juhuhotel.com/juhuh [email protected] Juhu Beach, Mumbai otel.htm Hotel Kohinoor Continental,Airport "Ultimate Stop for Business Travelers" Located a short drive away from Mumbai’s business district, Kohinoor Continental offers free parking, a fitness centre, an outdoor pool and restaurants. Rooms feature carpeted, wooden or tiled flooring. Kohinoor’s rooms are also equipped with air conditioning, a private bathroom with hairdryer and a writing desk. A minibar and coffee/tea making facilities by Booking.com are provided. The hotel’s restaurant with a pool view serves international cuisine. Guests can also sip drinks at the 24-hour cafe, located in the lobby. Kohinoor Continental has a florist and a tour desk. Car rental and airport shuttle are available. Kohinoor Continental Hotel is about 2 km from the Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport. +91 22 6691 9000 www.hotelkohinoorcontin reservations@kohinoor- Andheri-Kurla Road, Andheri ental.com/ group.com East, Mumbai Ramee Guestline Hotel Juhu "Roof-Top Swimming Pool" Just 100 metres from Juhu Beach in Mumbai’s suburbs, Ramee Guestline Hotel offers modern rooms and a nightclub. The hotel features a rooftop pool, spa and sauna, steam bath, a gym and 3 dining options. Rooms at Ramee Guestline Juhu have large windows and a modern interior. Each room is equipped with a work desk, DVD player and en suite bathroom with bathroom amenities. The hotel features rooftop restaurant It’s Mirchi, which serves Indian cuisine. Cafe Oregana serves coffee and complimentary breakfasts. Rock Bottom, the nightclub feattures DJs and is open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. A lobby bar is available. 24-hour room service is available. Guests can work-out or relax with a massage at Body Routine & Health Club. The hotel offers a free airport pick-up service, and free parking is available upon request. Ramee Guestline Juhu Hotel is only 5 km away from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport. It is 14 km from the historical Sewree Fort. +91 22 6693 5555 www.rameehotels.com/m mumbai.juhu@rameeguestl 462, AB Nair Road, Near umbai-india/ramee-guestli inehotels.com ISKCON Temple, Mumbai ne-hotel-juhu/reach-us Regency Inn "Colonial Grandeur" Regency Inn is a small boutique hotel situated just a stone's throw away from the famous Gateway of India and The Taj Mahal Palace and Tower. The well-known Sassoon family once used this building as their town residence. Much of the furniture is still used in Regency Inn and lends an old world charm and a feeling of antiquity. The Belgian chandelier in the by Prayitno reception area is over 200 years old. Although the ambiance stresses on genteel vintage grandeur, care has been taken to ensure that it suits the visitor of today as well. All rooms are individually air conditioned, with direct dialing phones and multi-channel satellite television. There is a doctor on call if needed. The hotel also arrange transfers to the airports and also provide for taxis to travel within the city. The cozy cafeteria offers a wide variety of delicacies and you can also order from room service round the clock. +91 22 2202 0292 www.regencyinn.co.in/ customercare@regencyinn. Mahakavi Bhushan Road, 18, co.in Lansdowne House, Apollo Bunder, Mumbai Hotel Suba International "Specially For Businessmen" Situated in Mumbai City, Suba International Hotel offers spacious accommodation with an iPod dock and free WiFi, the hotel also houses a restaurant. Fitted with tiled flooring, modern air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Tea/coffee making facilities and a minibar are included. Bottles of mineral by Booking.com water and buffet breakfast are provided Suba International is just 2 km from the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport. Santa Cruz Railway Station and Juhu Beach are 6 km away. In addition to an international buffet spread, Cinnamon Restaurant serves á la carte dishes. In-room dining is possible. The hotel provides laundry and dry cleaning services. Guests who drive get to enjoy free parking. +91 22 2682 1188 www.hotelsubagalaxy.com/ N.S. Phadke Road, Off Western Express Highway, Mumbai Bentley's Hotel "Best Budget Hotel" What used to be one of Mumbai's hidden hotels for tourists on a budget, Bentley's is spoken of more often than you'd expect. Ideally situated off Colaba Causeway, the hotel prides itself on 3 things; Location, Location, Location! In close proximity to the Gateway of India, the Prince of Wales Museum (now renamed Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya), by Booking.com Jehangir Art Gallery and the Rajabai Clock Tower, Bentley's Hotel is also orbited by a variety of restaurants (Delhi Darbar (Indian), Bade Miyan (Indian, Moghlai), Piccadilly (Lebanese), Cafe Churchill (British, American), Basilico (Italian, Contemporary)). Rooms are furnished sparsely but adequately, and some of them come with attached balconies or sit-outs. However, guests aren't allowed up to your room post 11p. That's about the same time you'll be ordering a third round of beers at Cafe Mondegar (Mondy's) or Leopold (Leo's). +91 22 2284 1474 www.bentleyshotel.com/ [email protected] 17, Oliver Road, Mumbai m Hotel Godwin "Tourist Hotspot" Hotel Godwin is centrally situated in Colaba Causeway, the prime and famous area for shopping. It features an open-air rooftop restaurant which offers spectacular views of the city. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel.
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