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I’m sure that everyone who reads this site knows that I’m currently in India. I started by flying BA to Bahrain for a few days, where I reviewed the lounge and the airport hotel. Then, I flew to Abu Dhabi with Etihad Airways, where I stopped over to review their lounge, and then off to India I went. My first stop was Mumbai, where I stayed in The St Regis. Since this hotel is massive, I will only do a partial review. I decided to take a different approach and review just the room.

Hotel:

This hotel has 381 rooms, including 28 suites, 6 restaurants, a rooftop bar that isn’t run by the hotel, a swimming pool, a spa, and a gym.

Room:

My room was on the 25th floor, with beautiful views overlooking the city and the Antilia house in Mumbai.

a marble bench in a room
Marble bench to keep the suitcase on.

Booking:

I booked this room with cash. I paid £355.00 for a 3-night stay. I made the booking using a virtuoso agent, which got me the added benefits of a room upgrade plus $100 to spend in the hotel.

a room with a bed and a television
The bedroom.
a bedroom with a bed and a glass door
Ocean view room.
a desk in a room
Work area & TV.
a tv on the wall
The TV wall and cupboard.

Points:

Points earned in this property for a 3-night stay came to just under 12,500 Marriott Bonvoy points.

a desk with a picture on it
Work space area.

Location:

The hotel is in Lower Parel, next to the Palladium Mall, and close to the world’s most expensive house after Buckingham Palace. The Antilia Mumbai.

a window with a view of a city and people in the background
Sitting bench to look out to the views.
a group of tall buildings in a city
The Antilia house could be seen from our room.

Check-In:

Like many nice hotels in India, you must go through airport-style security to check in. Then, you must take the lift to the 9th floor, where the hotel lobby is.

a couch with a lamp next to a table
The couch in the bedroom.
a table with a phone and a glass bottle on it
The night stand.
a nightstand with a phone and a telephone on it
The night stand.
a bed with pillows and a pillow on it
The bed.
a pair of slippers on a rug
They even prepared our slippers every night.
a tray with tea kettle and other items on it
The coffee station.
a tea kettle and teapot on a table
The coffee station.
a wine glasses in a drawer
The wine glasses.
a cart with bottles and fruit on it
Welcome fruits on arrival.
a bowl of fruit on a table
The fruits on arrival.
a television on a counter
The TV in the room.
a mirror on a wall
Beautiful wall art.
a white paper with black text
The mini bar letter had me for sure.

Coffee & mini bar:

A wide selection of coffee and a fully stocked mini-bar.

a group of bottles in a drawer
The mini bar.
a drawer full of food and drinks
The mini Bar snacks.
a drawer with different types of coffee
The coffee provided in the room.
a tray with tea cups and spoons
The coffee cups.
a metal bell in a drawer
The champagne ice bucket.
a refrigerator with bottles of drinks
The drinks in the mini bar.
a book with a tassel on it
Work station.
a white book with black text
A book with all the information needed provided in the room.
a letter to a guest
Even a letter letting me know about the housekeeping which I found quite unique.

Bathroom:

The bathroom comes with a separate toilet, a shower, a bathtub, and lots of amenities.

a bathroom with a shower and a bathtub
The bathroom.
a bathroom with a mirror and sink
The bathroom sink.
a bathtub in a bathroom
The bathtub.
a sink with soap and bottles on a counter
The sink.
a bathtub with a towel rack
The bathtub.
a drawer with a mirror on top
The bathroom drawers.
a bathroom items in a drawer
The bathroom amenities.
a white bag with string
Hair dryer.
a shower with a bench and a shelf
The shower
a group of bottles on a shelf
The soaps given in the shower by the hotel
a toilet in a bathroom
The toilet in the room.
a faucet on a bathtub
The bathtub sink.
a close up of a door knob
The bathroom even comes with a washing line to hang your wet cloths.
a mirror on a table
The mirror in the bathroom.
a mirror with a light fixture
They gave us water in the bathroom.

In-room closet amenities:

From a safe to bathrobes, slippers, shoehorns, and laundry bags, this room really has everything you can ask for and more.

a white and orange cord attached to a black wall
Iron in the cupboard.
a white robe from a ironing board
Hotel bathrobe.
a pair of white slippers and white socks in a drawer
There were plenty of slippers.
a brown basket with a brown handle and a brown handle
Shoe brushes.
a safe with a small open box
The room safe.
a black box with a brown tray with white napkins and a brown leather surface
The breakfast menu with the laundry bag….
a poster with a woman lying on a towel
The spa menu.

a white and black poster with black text

Swimming pool & spa:

The swimming pool, spa, and gym can all be found on the 9th floor.

a pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas
Swimming pool.
a group of chairs and a table on a patio
The chairs at the swimming pool.
a patio with blue couches and umbrellas
Fresh water and towels at the swimming pool.

Conclusion:

If I had to sum up this hotel in one word, I would definitely have to say that it is a “Regal.” hotel. The hotel doesn’t shy away from luxury, and its location certainly tops it all. If you ever find yourself needing a hotel stay in Mumbai, this is definitely the place to stay.

Conclusion:

Conclusion:
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Regal
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5/5
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