Regent Hotel
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/HOTELS IN MUMBAI/ Updated : Aug 1, 2016, 16:50 IST
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Spread across four floors, this hotel’s 44 air-conditioned guestrooms are furnished aesthetically and provide every convenience that one would expect from a business hotel
Spread across four floors, this hotel’s 44 air-conditioned guestrooms are furnished aesthetically and provide every convenience that one would expect from a business hotel Read less

Spread across four floors, this hotel’s 44 air-conditioned guestrooms are furnished aesthetically and provide every convenience that one would expect from a business hotel. Last renovated in 2012, the hotel provides guests with facilities like free WiFi, security safes, coffee/tea makers and 24-hour room service among others. The hotel is also strategically located only 5 kilometres from the airport making transit hassle-free and also ideal for a short stay before flying back. If you have the option, pick the rooms on the top floor which are the best of the lot, being far removed from the city noise below and ensuring a peaceful stay.
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