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"A bit more crowded on this visit but overall a great experience "

"Highly recommend this hotel. The staff are just wonderful, courteous and very helpful. They upgraded us to the ocean view room. They even provided an extra rolling bed. They provided 2 large bottles of water everyday and more if needed (don’t drink tap water!). There is a in-house Travel representative who is very helpful with arranging private drivers. For short distances use the rickshaw…quite the experience! Hotel restaurant service is good. Surrounding area-Easy access to the Juhu beach which was nice but you will be pestered by beggars. Surrounding Juhu area is very congested, dirty, excessive traffic that does not follow any rules, minimal footpaths so you have to walk on the roads like locals. There are no pedestrian crossings. So when walking around be careful and vigilant as it is like navigating an assault course. This would be the case with any other local hotels. I "

"The Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai is truly a legendary hotel! The blend of luxury, history, and impeccable service makes it a remarkable experience."

"We had a wonderful stay- the facilities, ambience, service and food were all of top quality."

"Beautiful old colonial hotel with amazing staff- recommend the historical tour"

"Great service in a convenient location next to the Mumbai Airport. Awesome breakfast buffet!"

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"The front desk, housekeeping, and restaurant teams were wonderfully accommodating and helpful. The area can be noisy but it's in the heart of the busy city so noise is expected. Clean and easy to travel from to all parts of the city. . "

"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."