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Taj Mahal Hotels & Towers

The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, situated on the waterfront, is a gracious landmark facing the Gateway of India. When the hotel opened in 1903, it had no parallel in the city, and possibly in the country.

Although the hotel has seen much change, including the addition of a contemporary Tower Wing in 1973, it has retained most of its original charm.

Location:
The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower is 30 km from the airport and minutes away from the city's prime commercial, banking and shopping districts.

Accomodation:
582 centrally air-conditioned rooms including 49 suites.

Tower Wing Rooms: With easy access to the Business Centre, these contemporary rooms offer guest amenities like Internet connectivity, 2-line speaker phones with international direct dial facility and voice mail. Mini bar, personal safe, channel music and television with satellite programmes. A complimentary in-room fax can be provided on request. Guests have a choice of rooms that overlook the city or face the Gateway of India and the Arabian Sea.

Heritage Wing Rooms: These rooms are renowned for their architecture and exude an aura of old-world elegance. Each corridor in this Wing resembles an art gallery, and the design, décor and furnishing ensure that no two rooms are alike. Guests have a choice of rooms that overlook the city or pool or face the Gateway of India and the Arabian Sea.

Restaurants & Bars:
Shamiana: 24-hour coffee shop.

Sea Lounge: The ideal place to have a chat over tea or a light meal.

Masala Kraft: The contemporary Indian cuisine restaurant, offering a new genre of Indian food that blends the traditional with strong overtones of modern cooking styles.

Harbour Bar: Mumbai's oldest bar.

Souk: West Asian restaurant offering cuisines from Iran, Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt, Greece and Morocco.


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