The Taj Mahal Palace opened in Mumbai, then Bombay, in 1903, giving birth to the country’s first harbor landmark. The recently trademarked flagship hotel overlooks the majestic Gateway of India. This legendary 5 star hotel in Mumbai has played host to kings, dignitaries and eminent personalities from across the globe, and is acknowledged as a world leader in hospitality. Each of the rooms 285 rooms & suites are a striking blend of nostalgic elegance, rich history and modern facilities.
Strategically located in Mumbai’s prime historical and commercial hub, The Taj Mahal Palace is walking distance from Colaba Causeway, known for its touristy tiny roadside shops. The city’s financial hub, parliament, stadium, offices and shopping districts are all located within close proximity; as is a flourishing art and heritage precinct with must visit museums, art galleries, churches and synagogues. The airports are an hour away. For those who would like to experience fine dining in style, we host 9 of the city’s most acclaimed restaurants and bars, renowned for delectable cuisines from India, Europe, the Middle East and the Orient.
Relish authentic Indian cuisine at Masala Kraft; world famous Japanese dishes at Wasabi by Morimoto; exquisite Eastern Mediterranean food at Souk and Chinese at Golden Dragon. Dine all day at Shamiana and choose from the exotic range of sumptuous desserts at La Patisserie. Unwind with a refreshing meal at Aquarius, the poolside restaurant in Mumbai; and visit the stylish Harbour Bar. Signature experiences such as the afternoon tea at Sea Lounge and private dining at the Chef’s Studio make your stay with us truly memorable.
Mumbai’s original luxury hotel has 11 newly refurbished halls and venues, ideal for occasions ranging from formal meetings to elaborate weddings. The Ballroom, spacious enough for 450 guests, is perfect for conferences and grand private events. You could opt for a private dinner or yacht party if you are looking to entertain in true style. Our globally acclaimed Golden Keys Concierge would be happy to help, and caters to all your requirements in the city. Come, experience the legend.
Exclusive Amenities
- Buffet Breakfast for two daily at Sea Lounge
- One way airport to hotel transfer in a Mercedes car on a sharing basis
The following amenities are subject to availability at the time of check in/departure:
- Upgrade to the next room category
- Early Check-In, 10:00 AM
- Late Check-Out, 4:00 PM
Local Area Attractions
The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai
The iconic Taj Mahal Palace is a Mumbai landmark, situated close to the bustling Colaba Causeway, near Regal Circle and minutes away from the commercial hubs of Fort and Nariman Point. Close to The Taj is Mumbai's historic precinct, with its Indo-Saracenic and Victorian architecture and tree-lined roads that lead to the sweeping seaside promenades of Apollo Bunder and Marine Drive. The area is
peppered with myriad entertainment options from dining to drinking, cinema and sports to centres of culture. Ideally situated, the Taj is a convenient launch pad for the tourist or businessman.
Gateway of India
Build in yellow basalt, this imposing monument commemorates the visit of King George V and Queen Mary in 1911
Afghan Church
Built between 1847 and 1858, this grand Neo-Gothic structure was built in memory of the soldiers who died in the first Afghan War.
Victoria Terminus
Designed by F.W. Stevens, this heritage structure is built in the Italian Gothic style of architecture.
Rajabai Clock Tower
Standing majestically on the university campus, this 78-metre tower is adorned with figures representing the different communities of India.
Shopping
Within the grand corridors of the Taj are available convenient shopping options to match every preference, from Indian crafts, textiles and the finest international luxury brands to irresistible Indian gems and jewels and our popular bookstore.
If you still need to satisfy the shopaholic in you and explore further, the area surrounding the hotel offers
everything from hawker stalls and the market feel of Colaba Causeway to couture and home furnishings stores around the corner.
Arts & Culture
A little past the magnificent building formerly known as the Prince of Wales Museum and now renamed as the tongue-twisting Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, the Kala Ghoda precinct, with its concentration of art galleries, pavement galleries and historical buildings, is a joy for art and architecture enthusiasts.
