Colaba
Being a major financial hub of the country, Mumbai offers plenty of accommodation options. Colaba, down at the Southern end of the city, has dozens of possibilities in every price range. In the five-star category, there is The Oberoi, Taj President and the historic Taj Mahal Hotel at Apollo Bunder. A short way across the city centre is Marine Drive that has Marine Plaza, The Oberoi and
Juhu
Juhu, way to the North near the airports, boasts a string of flashy four and five star hotels. The beaches are the largest in Mumbai, and visited most frequently. This area is also home to the film industry's most famous actors. Thus, spotting celebrities as you are fine dining is not a rare phenomenon. In the expensive range is
Mumbai Central and the Airport Suburbs
If one plans on traveling much, looking for a place near the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus or Mumbai Central is a good option. Then there are getaway hotels on the outskirts of the city, like The Resort,
Barring the odd 24-hour hotels, check-out time is usually noon. Most establishments, on request and depending on room vacancy, do allow a delay of a few hours or so. While deciding on where to stay, you must remember that for a city blessed with balmy, sultry weather, air-conditioned rooms make much more sense. October-February are the only months when you can go without an air-conditioner. But the dividing line between a mid-range and a better budget hotel can be space constraints, an air-conditioner, and a fridge. Also it is a good idea to take advantage of the discounts offered by some hotels in their summer packages (April-July).
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