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Travel Blogs from Mumbai (Bombay)
Last day in Mumbai
The final day in Mumbai we spent in the area of marine drive. This is a long road where more of the exclusive places are meant to be and in peak tourist season it's supposed to be where you see all the sports cars. I thought this road was down by the Taj Mahal Palace hotel but after a 15 min walk down South I was most definitely wrong and after checking the map it’s actually a few miles away on another bit of coast! Whoops!
So we needed to get ...
An Indian experience
... hours to reach Colaba (this is near all the tourist attractions). The reason is not the distance, but the amount of people and types of vehicles that use the road. The traffic is like a flowing liquid. With very few stop signs/ traffic lights the driver sees a gap and then let his vehicle fill it as soon as possible, a lot of hooting is involved in the process and there are as many lanes as they can fit in, some cars are fitted with vertical bars so that ...
Shanti, Shanti
This is a top pick!
... and its excrements on the ground. However, as of late, I’ve actually come to appreciate them; especially since they serve as a vacuum for the mounds of trash scattered in their path.
Filthy doesn’t even begin to describe the atmosphere in India. For starters they haven’t grasped the concept of trash bins yet. Garbage pollutes every corner until it is set ablaze; causing a large, suffocating smoke stack you can smell for miles. ...
First day in Mumbai
... Endless blowing of car horns is a language. Unlike in the US, when the honking of a horn means "get the ### out of my way, you ###!!!", horn blowing in India simply (& usually) means "just wanna let you know I'm here" as all the above-mentioned users of the road come within a fraction of an inch of one another. From my perspective, the patience of the drivers is amazing since everyone ...
Bombay? - Mumbai
... br> As ever with this psychotic country, the setting for this pitiful encounter could not be less appropriate. The Gateway of India, a spectacular triumphal archway, is probably the symbol of modern Mumbai. Built by the British to celebrate a visit by King George V, walking up to the gate stops visitors in their tracks: just beyond the far side of the monument lies the Arabian Sea, its grey and black rolls of fat, lazy water tapping the rear of the Gateway like an impatient ...
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Trident Nariman Point
South Mumbai, Mumbai (Bombay) | 4 star hotelfrom $200- Nice Place
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- Staying at the hilton towers
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Grand Hyatt Mumbai
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- A grand Experience
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Hyatt Regency Mumbai
Near Airport, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $160- Pamper yourself silly
- Superb Service, Superb Hotel
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The LaLiT Mumbai
Near Airport, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $148 -
Taj Lands End
Juhu, Mumbai (Bombay) | 4 star hotelfrom $202 -
The Leela Mumbai
Vile Parle East, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $255 -
JW Marriott Hotel Mumbai
Vile Parle West, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $150 -
Vivanta by Taj - President, Mumbai
Nariman Point, Mumbai (Bombay) | 4 star hotelfrom $134- Had a great stay
- Rip off
- Distinguished Service and Clean
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The Taj Mahal Palace
Nariman Point, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $10,000 -
ITC Maratha, Mumbai
Near Airport, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $154 -
Orchid Mumbai
Vile Parle, Mumbai (Bombay) | 3 star hotelfrom $154 -
Renaissance Mumbai Convention Centre Hotel
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Oberoi Mumbai
South Mumbai, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $189 -
Sahara Star Hotel
Vile Parle, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $164 -
ITC Grand Central
South Mumbai, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $130 -
Holiday Inn Mumbai International Airport
Vile Parle East, Mumbai (Bombay) | 4 star hotelfrom $107 -
Hilton Mumbai International Airport
Vile Parle East, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $146 -
Trident, Bandra Kurla, Mumbai
Bandra, Khar, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $144 -
Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai
Woril, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $196 -
Lakeside Chalet, Mumbai - Marriott Executive Apartments
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Ramada Powai
Powai, Mumbai (Bombay) | 4 star hotelfrom $111 -
The Residence Hotel & Apartments
Powai, Mumbai (Bombay) | 3 star hotelfrom $100 -
Vits Hotel
Near Airport, Mumbai (Bombay) | 3 star hotelfrom $110 -
Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach
Vile Parle West, Mumbai (Bombay) | 5 star hotelfrom $143 -
Ramada Plaza Palm Grove
Near Airport, Mumbai (Bombay) | 3 star hotelfrom $120 -
The Legend
Near Airport, Mumbai (Bombay) | 3 star hotelfrom $67
