Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai

This luxury hotel from the Four Seasons chain is housed in a modern high-rise with a sleek glass facade. Guests are greeted in a swish and spacious lobby illuminated by walls of windows. Marble floors are paired with wooden wall panelling, while contemporary sofas and armchairs offer seating across from the sleek marble reception counters. Wood prevails in the hotel's San: Qi restaurant, where floors, ceiling, and furniture are all a warm honey-colored hue. Walls of windows overlook palm tree tops. Elsewhere in the Cafe Prato & Bar, the abundance of wood is paired with rich red tones seen on chair upholstery and artwork. The spaces are stylish, yet some guests note that the property is tired and many of its public spaces, as well as the guest rooms, could use updates. Overall, it's a solid choice, attracting mainly business travelers as well as a mix of couples and families. 

The hotel is located in Mumbai's Worli District, a business and commercial area. The property is near a cemetery and within a 10-minute walk of a mall with lots of shops and some dining options. Nearby attractions include the Dhobi Ghat (five-minute drive or 23-minute walk), the Shri Siddhivinayak Temple (six-minute drive), the Haji Ali Dargah mosque and tomb (13-minute drive), Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (16-minute drive), and Girgaum Chowpatty Beach (18-minute drive). Other top attractions include Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Mandai market (20-minute drive), the Gateway Of India (22-minute drive), and Sanjay Gandhi National Park (50-minute drive). The nearest train station is Mahalakshmi, which is a six-minute drive or 18-minute walk away. Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is a 25-minute drive away. 

Rooms feature rather plain, but pleasant, decor of warm maple and mahogany wood furnishings and matching wall panelling paired with white bed linens and light beige hues on the walls and carpeting. The look is a bit tired, however, and many guests state that the spaces need refurbishing. Nevertheless, floor-to-ceiling windows fill rooms with plenty of natural light and all rooms come with desks and additional seating. Other standard amenities include flat-screen TVs, DVD players, tea/coffee-making facilities, minibars, electronic safes, and free Wi-Fi. Marble bathrooms have both soaking tubs and separate walk-in rainfall showers. Bathrobes, honey and vanilla scented toiletries, and hairdryers are provided.Suites add living rooms, as well as perks like illy coffee machines, free breakfast, and unlimited garment pressing. Some rooms have sea views. 

One of the highlights here is the outdoor pool, which offers an attractive sundeck with chic and comfy loungers shaded by orange umbrellas, as well as canopied sunbeds. It's a stylish space, complete with flowers and greenery. Other wellness features include a spa with eight treatment rooms that offers a varied menu of body, facial, and beauty treatments, plus hair salon services. There's also a modern and naturally lit fitness center with Technogym equipment, as well as free yoga classes. The hotel offers a few on-site dining options: Cafe Prato is open for breakfast and serves Mediterranean fare for lunch and dinner. San: Qi serves Japanese, Chinese, Thai, and Indian cuisine for lunch and dinner. Guests can also eat breakfast and light meals alfresco on the pool deck throughout the day. The popular open-air rooftop lounge (open even during monsoon season) offers a daily happy hour, plus DJ sets at night.Other features include a 24-hour business center, free Wi-Fi, and several meeting/event rooms. The hotel keeps a fleet of BMWs and private drivers for guests to use, for a fee. For families, there are babysitting services and kid-friendly amenities like welcome gifts, free milk and cookies at bedtime, and kids' menus for room service and in the restaurants.