Hotel Suba International
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/HOTELS IN MUMBAI/ Updated : Aug 1, 2016, 16:21 IST
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Located close to the international airport and only 10 minutes from the domestic airport, Hotel Suba International’s location is surely one of their biggest draws, especially for those transiting through Mumbai or here for a short … Read more
Located close to the international airport and only 10 minutes from the domestic airport, Hotel Suba International’s location is surely one of their biggest draws, especially for those transiting through Mumbai or here for a short stay. But what makes this stay special would be their high-tech singular facilities like iPod-controlled rooms, which means everything from the room’s lighting, aircon, door locks, door camera and even the TV set can be controlled by single click on the iPod Touch provided in all the 72 rooms in the hotel. Read less
Located close to the international airport and only 10 minutes from the domestic airport, Hotel Suba International’s location is surely one of their biggest draws, especially for those transiting through Mumbai or here for a short stay. But what makes this stay special would be their high-tech singular facilities like iPod-controlled rooms, which means everything from the room’s lighting, aircon, door locks, door camera and even the TV set can be controlled by single click on the iPod Touch provided in all the 72 rooms in the hotel. The rooms are also provide high-speed WiFi, tea-coffee machines, a mini-fridge, personalised stationary, hair dryer, digital in-room safe, daily newspaper, complimentary mineral water bottle, free laundry of a pair of clothing and shoe-shining service. Our tip would be to pick a room on the top floor and if possible, one that doesn’t face the front of the hotel as it’s located on the busy airport road which has a steady flow of traffic throughout the day.Refrain from posting comments that are obscene, defamatory or inflammatory, and do not indulge in personal attacks, name calling or inciting hatred against any community. Help us delete comments that do not follow these guidelines by marking them offensive. Let's work together to keep the conversation civil.
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