Top Hotels Near Rajmachi Park in Mumbai from AU$26

"My parents stayed there and had only good reviews. The staff was very kind and helpful. Rooms were clean and the hotel was also very close to Natrah shopping market which my mom hust lived! "

"Nice clean and new property. "

"I LIKED THE POOL I didn't like the lack of food variety , location away from civilization, and most of the time bad smile of dried fish. "

"Service is not good, washroom is not clean."

"My experience with the hotel I booked through Expedia was profoundly disappointing due to a range of issues that underscore a lack of professionalism. Upon entering my room, I was surprised to find myself sharing the space with another guest, separated only by a flimsy curtain, which significantly compromised my sense of privacy. Furthermore, the cleanliness of the room was subpar, presenting an unkempt environment that was unacceptable for any accommodation. In my attempt to access the...

"First night was great sleep. Second night was every 2 hours noise of people shouting and talking corridor and saying bye and hello to each other apparently this place gets filled with wedding reception due to venues nearby I asked reception to control noise and they did help but sleep was gone Room is clean , duvers are clean but towels were a bit weary and smelly/oily Food was ok. Staff were friendly though but management may need to put more attention to above issues. This can be a great...

"Need to improve the hygiene and must be updated for customer visit"

"The customer service and stay at the location are recommendable,the bed comfortable, and the breakfast short simple and healthy. The customer service is indeed helpful in every possible manner."

"Rooms are tiny. Not very clean. "

"Courteous staff and good rooms. The buffet spread could be better. Plus it would help if there's a coffee-maker in the room."

"The condition is not good, the hot water is not coming in showers. Not good "

"My only turn off was when the hotel staff told me I couldn’t buy food outside of the hotel to bring it in. That means I was restricted to only buying food from the hotel. This experience was strange and unheard of anyway. My second experience was the hotel management acting like the Indian government by asking me to show proof of my legal rights to stay in the country and that included showing them my passport (normal), my FRO, University Identifications, Address verification and more. I...

"No TV, Reception day time. Isn't in reception Nobody to answer calls"