فندق Intercontinental The Grand Mumbai (مومباي,الهند) - استعراض والصور والأسعار.

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“A quiet relaxing hotel with friendly staff, well managed and with an excellent restaurant.We arrived to a complementary drink and snacks before moving to our room which we found to be clean, well maintained and with two firm beds and with a generous sized balcony. The bathroom was clean and well appointed.Meals throughout the stay were generous, well cooked and very well presented with plenty of choice, the table service was excellent and the staff very friendly and helpful. The swimming pool was very well maintained and there was plenty of room to relax in the sun and to enjoy the view over the cliffs and sea. Overall we found our visit to the hotel to be an enjoyable and relaxing time!”

Intercontinental The Grand Mumbai5 نجوم الفندق

Sahar Airport Road, Mumbai, India, 400059
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InterContinental The Lalit Mumbai is conveniently located near the airport and the business district, but you won®t have to go far to find cultural treasures such as Siddhivinayak Temple, Haji Ali Dargah and Mount Mary Church. Natural gems include Juhu Beach and Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Elephanta Caves and a Marine Drive stroll are Mumbai musts.




االتسهيلات الموجودة
عامة
بوفية الإفطار
مطعم
 صندوق ودائع آمن
التلفزيون
 تكييف الهواء
24 ساعة الاستقبال
نشاطات
مقهى
الخدمات
غرفة الخدمات
مكتب الجولة
 صرف العملات
 مجالسة الأطفال / رعاية الطفل


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