Top Hotels Near Chor Bazaar in Mumbai from AU$41

"The hotel was far from the main attraction."

"Location "

"The hotel is in a good location and has some history, but had no doubt seen better days. The bed was comfortable, although the room only offered a small, frosted window, v so I could only tell if it was day or night and one what the weather was like if I heard pouring rain. The staff are helpful and welcoming"

"Excellent location. Cleanliness. Very helpful and considerate staff. They made breakfast to go for our early morning flight. "

"Very good location. Clean and friendly staff."

"Don’t! Noisy! Dirty! They didn’t even do our room, we left the day before we were due to leave as it was impossible to sleep there"

"We have stayed at The Shalimar Hotel, every year for last at least 30 years now, as it was good for all the amenities and staff were very friendly and looked after us very well! This time, there were too many issues, which I have submitted to the hotel on their feedback firm and I was very verbal too with complaints. Not staying on our return to Mumbai, which we had booked with Expedia, and cancelled it today. "

"This place is like going back in time yet being in the center of things in a bustling city. I wish I could have done more. I enjoyed the short time we had. The staff and services, dining and room service were great."

"Close to Station"

"A really good located hotel in “Marine Lines”, which means, that you have an easy way to it (Churchgate Station is around). The hotel staff was really good and always did everything for a smooth & relaxing stay. Only thing that could be better, is that the bathroom needs a renovation. All in all, I would choose this hotel again because of its value for money, included breakfast and friendly staff."

"This experience was not good to staying this hotel. But the service staff they are giving good Service "

"Good property"

"The hotel from the out doesn't look good but the rooms inside are fabulous"

"Enjoyed the location of the hotel, next to the famous marine parade, and the transport options were unlimited."