Hotels in Mumbai

Mumbai was a must see. Incredible place and for 3000 rupees you will find a aircon car to drive you around all day showing you everything worth seeing. Please see the slums it's not sad in fact it's incredible. The real labour of India fascinating

Visits to the city should be well planned due to the enormity of the city and traffic issues. As a result, tours should start early in the morning. Mumbai has a major problem with pollution, which is always a problem for tourists.

Mumbai is a great city. Sure its traffic is hectic and it's (in many places) dirty and decaying but it is charming as indeed are the people. There is much to see and do. We will be back, I hope

Mumbai is a wonderful city. Amazing sights to see, places to shop, historic places to explore. It's crazy, cool, beautiful city

Beautiful people, culture, activities, city life and interesting experiences especially in Colaba.

Mumbai infrastructure has improved a lot with connecting bridges. They can accelerate the development of metro system. Quality of life will improve only when there is a population control and focus on education for the low income families.

Mumbai never sleeps and can be a bit intimidating at first, but generally people are friendly and helpful towards foreigner travellers. Always be prepared to barter the cost of taxis and tuk-tuks.

Mumbai is Mumbai. Regardless of the polution corruption densely populated traffic there is a buzz , colour , vibrant , warmth and welcoming too.

I'm originally from Mumbai - born and raised - and there's nothing like this incredible city! The room had a great view; however, the intense smog in Mumbai kinda killed the view, given the limited visibility over the Powai Lake. Still, Mumbai rocks!

Traffic is an absolute nightmare. No reflection on the hotel I stayed at but getting around the city is not quick. Taxis are widely available but it takes a long time to travel short distances. Streets are not very walkable either.