HotelThe Leela Kempinski Mumbai Reviews

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koshkha(44)
Northampton, United Kingdom

98%

excellent

[koshkha, 08/16/2008] The Leela Kempinski could so easily be 'just another airport hotel' but it's not. Instead, the hotel offers such a pleasant experience that it's worth visiting even if you don't need to be near the airport. I've stayed there twice on business trips to Mumbai and loved it both times although I must admit it's a few years ago now since I was there (probably about 7 years) and looking at their website, I suspect it may have been upgraded since my last visit as the rooms look even nicer now. Arriving at Mumbai airport in the early hours of the morning it was a relief to see a smartly dressed ho [more]

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_Other online-magazine

100%

excellent

The almost 20 years old hotel has "undergone a massive redevelopment over the past three years". This year the Royal Club Floor was reopened after a "major refit". Since May they are working on the Spa, the health center and the three-tier lobby. The hotel is located "25km north of the city centre" but "only a ten-minute drive" from the domestic and 1,5km from the international airport. When the hotel was built, in the area was almost nothing, now the area is becoming a business centre "in its own right". In heavy traffic the way to the city centre can take much time, according to the author [more]

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80%

perfection!

Joe Bindloss says of this hotel that it's a "palace of a place". It has had a "recent refurbishment", which only confirms its status of being "the grandest hotel in Mumbai", with "musicians plucking sitars" in the lobby's "sunken water garden". The hotel is situated "just minutes from the international airport", however it is a "long taxi ride" from the town. He describes the hotel facilities as being "spectacular", and the rooms are equipped with "every imaginable luxury", "nowhere else" in town "feels quite so exclusive", he claims. He says of the clients, that they are a "realm of internati [more]