Mumbai/Western Suburbs

The Western Suburbs of Mumbai consists of Bandra, Khar, Santacruz, Juhu, Vile Parle, Andheri and Jogeshwari, which are some of the oldest suburbs of the city.

The district started its history as a bunch of fishing villages. Then it became home to a Christian population that set up its churches, orphanages, and monasteries. It later turned into a place where Mumbai's beautiful people live, a status that it holds to this day. It is a very cosmopolitan place and does not have the rundown look of the other suburbs. It still has a lot of old bungalows. These suburbs can get extremely crowded in the evenings, with nightmarish traffic snarls.

Mumbai's main river, the Mithi River, flows through the eastern end of this district and also serves as a sewage line. Most of the city's budget hotels are here. Many software and BPO companies (including TCS) have their offices in and around SEEPZ, Andheri.

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Map of the Western Suburbs of Mumbai

The Western Line has stops at Bandra, Khar Road, Santacruz, Vile Parle, Andheri and Jogeshwari.

The Western Suburbs are criscrossed by four Mumbai Metro lines:  1 ,  2 ,  3  and  7 .

Bus services are very good. Generally, BEST's "200 & 300" series serves the Western Suburbs.

The Western Express Highway (WEH) runs through the district, as does SV Road (Swami Vivekananda Road). The Bandra–Worli Sea Link provides high-speed connectivity from the city centre. Connectivity from the Eastern Suburbs is poor, but getting in from Sion or Kurla via Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road (JVLR) is a breeze.

Bandra (Marathi: वांद्रे Vāndre, Hindi: बांद्रा Bāndrā), also known as the Queen of the Suburbs, is one of the oldest of the Mumbai suburbs, and it had existed as a separate town for almost as long as Mumbai. Many of the residents of Bandra are celebrities who are or have been active in Bollywood, media, cricket or politics.

The name "Bandra" is often said to have come from a now-rare Marathi word for "monkey" (वांदर vāndar). However, another theory suggests its origin to be the Persian word for "port" (بندر bandar, cf. "Bunder" in Mumbai place names).

• 19.0417772.818581 Bandra Fort (Castella de Aguada), at the tip of the Bandra promontory, Bandstand Rd, Bandra W (local: Bandra  Western ). Built by the Portuguese in 1640 to mark the southernmost tip of the mainland (i.e. Salsette Island). Not many remains. It was built as a watchtower overlooking Mahim Bay, the Arabian Sea and the southern island of Mahim. Castella de Aguada has been featured in several Hindi films.  (updated Feb 2025)
• 19.04666772.82252 Basilica of Our Lady of the Mount (Mount Mary Basilica), Mount Mary Church Rd, Bandra W (suburban: Bandra  Western ), ☏ +91 22 2642 3152. This is probably Mumbai's most famous church, a Roman Catholic Basilica. The basilica stands on a hillock, about 80 metres above sea level overlooking the Arabian Sea. - A fair held annually on the Sunday following September 8 (which is the Feast of Our Lady of the Mount) draws visitors from all religions. - The chapel of Mount Mary, was built around 1640. The chapel was destroyed in 1738 by the Marathas during their invasion. The statue of the Virgin was recovered from the sea by fishermen and temporarily installed in St. Andrew's Church, before being shifted to the rebuilt Mount Mary's Church in 1761, the year marking the beginning of the Feast of Our Lady of the Mount, also known as the Monti Fest or the Bandra Feast. To this day, the statue is venerated and many miracles, minor and major, are attributed to the Lady of the Mount. The architect of Mount Mary's church was a Bombay architect Shahpoorjee Chandabhoy. The basilica was built in 1904.  (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.0572.8280563 Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. A Jesuit church in Bandra. It was established in 1894 on the land given by Mount Mary and St. Andrew's churches.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.0714472.836064 Ghanteshwar Temple, Khar West. A Hanuman temple known for being chock-full of bells (घंटा ghaṇṭā), including the ones donated by devotees. The local belief is that if people pray for Hanuman for something, and the request is granted, they must contribute a bell there.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.04244472.8198175 Kadeshwari Devi Temple. A Devi temple behind the Bandra Fort at Land's End.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.07772.8246 Khar Danda. A fishing village on the north-western coast of Bandra, inhabited by Koli and East Indian Catholics. This village is famously known for its quaint fishing business, modern piers, colorful fishing vessels, and traditional homemade soft liquor extracted from fermented fruits.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.0658772.8267447 Pali Hill.  
• 19.07491472.8349698 Ramakrishna Mission, Khar. It organises an annual fest between October and December, and is widely attended for its mix of eclectic stalls selling cultural wares, clothes, religious and spiritual books, devotional music and eateries.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.05572.82449 St. Andrew's Church, Bandra. It is one of the oldest churches in Mumbai, It was built by the Portuguese Jesuits in 1575. It was the only church in Bandra until the first quarter of the 17th century.  (updated Dec 2022)

In the 1980s, a well-intentioned attempt to set up a new business district away from Nariman Point resulted in the establishment of the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC, Marathi: वांद्रे कुर्ला संकूल Vāndre Kurlā Saṅkūl). Most of the larger financial banks and companies moved to this nice-looking place. The US Consulate is also in BKC.

• 19.06025972.85991310 National Stock Exchange (NSE). The other stock exchange of Mumbai since the BSE at Dalal Street, Fort. NSE was incorporated in 1992 to bring about transparency in the Indian equity markets.  (updated Mar 2026)

• 19.0364872.8172511 Bandra-Worli Sea Link (BWSL, Rajiv Gandhi Sea Link) (suburban: Bandra  Western ). One of the longest sea bridges in India, connecting Bandra to Worli. It has reduced the travel time between Bandra and Worli during peak hours from 20 to 30 minutes to 10 minutes. Two-wheeler motor vehicles, three-wheeler motor vehicles and pedestrians are prohibited to access the bridge. You should also avoid cycling on the bridge since police officers often treat motorless bikes as motor vehicles and apply hepty fines on them. Toll price: ₹85.  (updated Feb 2025)

• 19.172.8312 Juhu Beach (Juhu Chowpatty). On the shores of the Arabian Sea, the beach stretches for six kilometres up to Versova. The short, rocky formations make up the Juhu Beach unlike the Marina Beach in Chennai that is primarily sandy. It is a tourist attraction throughout the year and is also a destination for shooting films. The beach generally gets more crowded on weekends and public holidays. The food court at its main entrance is known for the street food common in the city, notably bhelpuri, pani puri and sev puri. Acrobats, dancing monkeys, cricket matches, toy sellers,Youth are playing old games vie for tourist's attention. The beach is among the most popular sites in the city for the annual Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations where thousands of devotees arrive in grand processions, carrying idols of the Lord Ganesha of various sizes, to be immersed in the sea at the beach. Juhu Beach is also a common spot for plane spotting. There are several small entrances to the beach throughout the stretch, however the main and most used entrance is near Hotel Ramada Plaza By Wyndham Palm Grove. The best time to visit Juhu Beach is from September to May, as during the monsoon period of June to August the tide is mostly high which makes it dangerous to wander around on the beach.  (updated Jan 2023)

• 19.13884272.85708613 Jogeshwari Caves, Gupha Tekdi, Jogeshwari (suburban: Jogeshwari  Western ). Consisting of a single cave dating back to 520 to 550 CE.  (updated Dec 2022)
• 19.1300872.87317414 Mahakali Caves (Kondivite Caves), Mahakali Caves Rd, Sunder Nagar, Andheri East (Nearest Railhead Jogeshwari). The complex consists of 19 rock cut caves constructed between 1st century BCE to 6th century CE. The caves are divided into two parts. South East section has 15 caves while the North West section has 4 caves. Kondivite (Cave 9) is the largest cave and the only one to house a chaitya. Cave 9 also houses several sculptures of Buddha but the figures are mutilated.  

• 19.11488972.85819415 Gurdwara Guru Nanak Punjabi Sabha Chakala, Andheri East. One of the few gurudwaras in Mumbai.  (updated Mar 2026)

• 19.07833372.86916716 Our Lady of Egypt Church. Another pre-British Catholic church in Mumbai. It was founded in 1606 and it celebrated its 400th anniversary in 2006.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.07472272.83805617 Sacred Heart Church, Santacruz. A Catholic church that began as a small chapel around 1850 for the original East Indian villagers who were served by the St. Andrews Church in Bandra. Every Sunday, a priest from Bandra would come to Santacruz and offer mass for Catholics residing in the traditional village. In the early 20th century, many Catholics from Goa, Mangalore and Kerala began migrating to Bombay. These people settled in Santacruz since Bombay's traditional Catholic localities like Colaba and Byculla were overcrowded. The Sacred Heart Church was completed in 1936 to cater to the spiritual needs of this growing population.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.12196472.87399618 St. John the Baptist Church, SEEPZ, Andheri East. An abandoned church inside an electronics complex. It was built by the Portuguese Jesuits in 1579, and was opened to public worship on the feast of John the Baptist. It also had an attached graveyard. The church was abandoned in 1840 after an epidemic hit the area. Fr. José Lourenço Pais, the then-Vicar of Kondivita transferred the church to the nearby Marol village. The baptismal font, pillars and altars were transferred to the new church.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.107272.826419 St. Joseph's Church.  (updated Mar 2026)

• Movies — There are many cinemas that offer movies for ₹100- ₹300. They generally have food like popcorn, samosa, sandwiches, etc. for ₹25- ₹100. There are many good theatres like Big Cinemas, Fame Adlabs, PVR Inox, IMAX etc.
• Pool Halls — there are many pool halls in the suburbs. Cheap (generally ₹50) for 15 to 30 minutes. Billiards is around ₹100. Many of these are not always on main roads. You can just ask someone on the street and they will probably know. Most of these places also have air conditioning.
• Bullseye, Santacruz, just after subway (underpass) near S.V. Road and Western Express Highway.
• 19.09805672.8338891 Juhu Aerodrome. A general aviation airfield. It also hosts the Bombay Flying Club and several executive and light aircraft. The airfield is featured in various climax scenes of Indian films.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.05236472.8253192 Mehboob Studio. This is where some of the famous Bollywood films of yester-year were made.  (updated Dec 2022)
• 19.06512972.8665813 Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC), BKC, Bandra E. A performing arts and multi-disciplinary cultural and exhibition space. It was founded by a daughter of billionaire Mukesh Ambani to "preserve and promote Indian arts".  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.1062272.825724 Prithvi Theatre, 20 Janki Kutur Juhu Church Road, Juhu, ☏ +91 9920116930. Prithvi Theatre has shows everyday except Mondays and hosts an annual summertime programme of workshops and plays for children, the Memorial Concert on 28 February, an annual Theatre Festival in November, and many partnership programmes promoting language, poetry, international cinema & documentaries, and performing arts, which are free to the public.  (updated May 2025)

• 19.05642472.8382455 Bandra Talao. A 200-year-old lake, constructed by an unknown rich Konkani Muslim.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.05972.8216 Jogger's Park (Sir Oliver Andrade Park). 5AM–9PM. A 400 m (1,300 ft) long seaside jogging track. It features a mud strip for running and two paved tracks for walking or jogging. Free.  (updated Dec 2022)

• 19.04271972.8191317 Bandstand Promenade, Bandra W (local: Bandra  Western ). A 1.2 km (0.75 mi) long walkway along the sea on the west side of Bandra. It is simultaneously a popular hang-out spot, a jogging track, a park and also a lovers' point. Visible along the promenade are expensive bungalows and flats, some of which belong to Bollywood movie stars. Towards the Land's End side of the promenade is an amphitheatre. It serves as a venue for the Mumbai Festival, Celebrate Bandra and other events including concerts, classical dance and other performances. You could take a boat from Bandra Ferry Wharf to the south there is the Nariman Point Wharf, or to the north, to Juhu Beach (Western Ferry line).  (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.06518572.8232358 Carter Road Promenade (Sangeet Samrat Naushad Ali Marg), Bandra (from suburban: Khar Road Station  Western  2 km (1.2 mi) W). This is a 1.25 km (0.78 mi) long walkway along the sea on the west side of Bandra. Because of its sea-facing location in Bandra, the promenade has some high-priced residential localities.  (updated Jun 2023)

• 19.12940772.8352959 Andheri Sports Complex (Shahaji Raje Krida Sankul), Veerai Desai Rd, Andheri W. A multi-purpose sports facility. The sports complex has an Olympic-size swimming pool, a diving pool with 4 diving levels and an association football stadium known as Mumbai Football Arena.  (updated Jun 2023)

• Cooking - From "A Bombay Tiffin"...learn authentic home-style Indian cooking in Bandra (W). Spend an afternoon learning to cook and then enjoying the meal after.

• Free Yoga with Nikhamji (by Nikam Guruji Followers) (at various hubs like Borivali, Mira Road ( Jehangid Complex), various suburbs in Mumbai). every Su 7AM.  

• Hill Road. Shopping area lined with malls, stores, shops, and hawkers selling branded (and cheap) export surplus clothes. 
• Infinity Mall. Good place for shopping at Andheri (West) Linking Road. Includes movie theatres, as well as Landmark, one of the best book, music, and DVD stores in Mumbai. 
• 19.053572.85061 Jio World Drive, BKC, Bandra E, ☏ +91 22 3505 1111. 11AM-11PM. A large shopping mall run by Mukesh Ambani's conglomerate Reliance Industries. The mall has fashion shops, restaurants, cafés, a drive-in theatre and also India's first Apple Store.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.0654172.83442 Linking Road. The third largest shopping district in India in terms of revenue and footfalls, with world-class stores like Esprit, Tommy, Mango, Nine West, Benetton, etc.  (updated Jun 2023)

Chains can be found throughout Bandra, such as Mocha, Barista, McDonalds, KFC, and Cafe Coffee Day. Lots of new restaurants and themes keep popping up on Turner Road, Gaspar Enclave, and Union Park.

Bandra and Juhu are packed with eateries, with new ones opening every day it seems. Most are reasonably priced with decent food, but ask for a menu before you sit.

• Indian Coffee House, SEEPZ, Andheri.  (updated May 2015)
• Peshawari, Maratha Sheraton, Andheri. Its sister restaurant Bukhara in Delhi has been recognised as the best Indian restaurant around the world. Try tandoori jhinga, the kebab platter, sikandari raan (leg of lamb), and mangoes and ice cream (only during summers), Kebab Corner (Hotel Intercontinental), Copper Chimney (Worli) Khyber (Kala Ghoda), and Kareem's Malad Link Road in Malad W. (updated Mar 2026)

For street food, quite a few good vendors exist around Bandra. A bloke called Karachi Sweets on Hill Road does a good job. For the pani puri though, Karachi Sweets on Hill Road and Punjab Sweets on Pali Naka are strongly recommended. For a great Bhel Puri and Sev Puri, you must visit the Bhel Puri Bhaiya on Pali Hill.

There are a lot of Udipi and Punjabi Restaurants too. For non-vegetarian tandoor you could try Jai Javan at Linking Road opp National College.

You can find a ton of street stalls of questionable hygiene standards. If you don't have a cast-iron stomach, look for one that uses bottled water, with servers wearing plastic gloves.

• Dcosta Bakery 'Bazaar Road, Bandra west. They serve burgers, rolls, veg & non veg, freshly baked biscuits. The prices are cheap around ₹15 for burgers. tel# 9892363346
• Jay Sandwich, 200m from RD National College, Bandra. Serves sandwiches of all kinds. A popular hangout spot for college students.
• Elco, Hill Road. Serves an extensive menu of chaats and other fast food. Has an AC section (or you can eat like the locals do it standing around the pani puri walla). Their hygiene standards are decent (they use bottled water in their chaats), although they are not dirt cheap (₹ 50-100 for a chaat) by Bombay standards.
• Gajalee', Malvani coastal seafood restaurant at VileParle (East). Good food, but there's usually a wait for seating. Try the Bombil (bombay duck, and not really a duck at all).
• Hearsch and Co., Hill Road. Bandra is a hole in the wall food joint that is an institute. Over the last 25 years or more, it has been making and selling breads, sandwiches, cakes, rolls, and such-like, with the chicken roll and plum cake being particularly good. If you are looking for non vegetarian baked items here, the chilly chicken croissant is tender and succulent.
• Rasoee Veg Kitchen, 7, Pratik Avenue, Vile Parle(E), (near Vile Parle railway station.), ☏ +91 22-2613-5445, +91 22-2613-4841, [email protected]. Serves a sumptuous Gujarati Thali at the upper level. The waiters hover around you insisting that you eat more. At the end of meal, your hands are washed in a special vessel by pouring water out of a jar that wouldn't be out of place in a Maharaja's palace. ₹140. 
• Shiv Sagar, Juhu. A fast-food chain where you can find excellent Pav Bhaji and great South Indian dishes, such as dosas.
• Vow Snax, 16th Road. Their servings are very big. They provide free delivery as well.

• A-1 and American Express Bakery have excellent varieties of bread and takeaway.
• Andora serves fast food opposite St. Andrews School.
• Bombay Blue Serves a smattering of all sorts of favourite Bombay food, including chole bhature, onion rings, and sizzling brownies.
• Camy Wafers — Wafers, savories, and farsan.
• Candies — Has excellent desserts, mini meals, sandwiches, and snacks at Pali and Bandra Reclamation.
• Hersh — Serves bread, goan sweets, fast food, and snacks near Holy Family Hospital.
• Highway Gomantak serves excellent Konkani and Goan food.
• Little Italy, 18-B, Juhu Tara Rd (near Maneckji Cooper School), ☏ +91 22-2660-8815. Run by Chef Giovanni, Little Italy is vegetarian and serves some great pasta a la puttanesca. Has valet parking. ₹ 200 upwards. 
• Little Italy, 3-4 Morya Estate, Andheri - Oshiwara New link Rd (Opposite Fame Adlabs/Infiniti Mall), ☏ +91 22-6692-6551, [email protected]. Little Italy has gone the chain restaurant way and has opened a franchise in Andheri West. The same great food can be had here too. ₹ 200 upwards. 
• Lucky — SV Road is famous for its biryani.
• Lucky Star serves great Mughlai food at Bandra Bazar Road.
• McCraig, serves nice fast food, mini meals, and snacks at Gaspar enclave, Bandra.
• Only Parathas, Linking Road. Serves chaat in addition to parathas (thick Indian rotis stuffed with all sorts of delicious things).
• Persia Dabar, Linking Road, Bandra (Next to Shoppers Stop). Indian and Chinese food. Their Tandoori Naan and crispy veg. is killer. It's a cheap, clean, and friendly place.
• Thai Ban, Shop Number 8, Gaspar Enclave, Pali Naka Bandra, ☏ +91 22 2645 9775. A great, suburban favourite, this restaurant is wonderful value. Authentic Thai food with loads of coconut milk. Tiger prawns in spicy lemon sauce, squid with nakaching, and chicken satay are all memorable, and often superior to more upmarket competitors. 
• Yoko's Sizzlers, 10/11, West View, S.V. Road, Near Akbarally's, Santacruz(West), 54, ☏ +91 22 2649 2313, +91 22 2649 1528. Serves excellent sizzlers. 

All the airport hotels have excellent quality restaurants, particularly those at ITC (a hotel chain well known for its restaurants, like the world famous Bukhara in Delhi).

• Celini Grand Hyatt, Kalina, 24 hours. Home to Bombay's most beloved paper-thin pizza. Even South Bombay kids make it over to this side at 2AM for a post-clubbing pizza and tiramisu.
• China House, Grand Hyatt, Kalina. One of the best, most expensive Chinese eateries in the city. Try their excellent Peking Duck. Go on a weekend and stick around until the China House club picks up (post 11PM) for a taste of the posh Bombay partying scene
• Dakshin, ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton. Fantastic South Indian food.
• Dum Pukht, ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton. Traditional Indian cuisine (a mix of Awadi, Luckhnawi food)
• Global Fusion, off Linking Rd. On the top floor of a nondescript, avoidable mall. Nice ambiance, but can get very crowded. Does a good Oriental buffet for ₹ 800. Includes decent sushi, lots of different kinds of dumplings, and dessert. Skip the main course (very ordinary) and stuff yourself on their starters. Or go eat at Olive or China House for the same price.
• Olive (off Carter Road). A beautiful, classy restaurant that's extremely popular with Bombay's socialite set. All their food is amazing (try the pizzas and kebabs), at ₹ 800~ or so for an entree. A nice place to go for a long, booze-fueled dinner.
• Palm Grove, fax: +91 22 2611 3682. Ramada Plaza Palm, Juhu Beach, Mumbai +91 22 2611 2323, is a place that offers surprisingly great ambiance and some really economical beer. The service is good and they have a live band in the evenings (7PM-11PM). Happy hour (about 25% discount on food and beverage) extends up to 7PM. The crowd is fairly decent and includes a fair sprinkling of Europeans in the evenings. (Expect to spend about ₹120 ($3) for a beer (+ complimentary snacks) and ₹180 - ₹270 ($4 - $6) for add on snacks to go with the beer. 
• Pan Asian, ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton. Oriental food.
• Peshawri, ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton. Among the best North Indian food in the city. They have a one-page menu with some 12 items, each a culinary masterpiece. Expect traditional Indian style dining (no cutlery) at international prices (up to ₹ 1000 per dish). Hours : noon - 2:45PM; 7:30PM - 11:45PM
• Seijo and the soul dish, Bandra, has an interesting oriental menu.
• Shatranj Napoli is okay for the price.
• Soma also at The Grand Hyatt, does good Indian food.
• Taj Lands End has a good range of expensive, but quality restaurants.
• West View, ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton. Go for sublime, marinated kebabs and grills.

Bandra is also known as the 'Restaurant and Pub district' of Mumbai with many options for different budgets and taste ([1])

• Aurus & Vie (Juhu Tara Road). Two separate bars facing the sea with a restaurant too. Great place for a nice drink after dinner. 
• Enigma, JW Marriott, Juhu. Great place for some Bollywood music and glance of Bollywood stars. 
• Firangi Pani, Off Linking Rd. Reasonably priced, drinks, great ambience, good rock music. Ladies drink free on Mondays and Wednesdays. 
• Hawaiian Shack. Cheap drinks, good rock music. Four floors including a rooftop. Dance music on upper floors. 
• Mumbai Times Cafe (off Linking Road). Cheap drinks, good rock music, very average food. 
• On Toes, Juhu Scheme (On the way from Vile Parle Station to Juhu Beach). One of the cool hang outs in Juhu area which plays good music. It is not cheap but a great place to have some drinks and relax. ₹250 per drink. 
• Poison (It's a great place to get a taste of Bollywood music).  
• Toto's Garage Pub, 30, Lourdes Haven Pali Junction, Bandra West 400 050, (Off Pali Market), ☏ +91 26005494. 6PM-midnight. Cheap drinks, good rock music ₹250/person.  Toto's is the closest you will ever come to a Western bar. The place fires up every single night throughout the week, the beer is great, and the place is packed with locals and the occasional tourist. But don't go in expecting a seat. The tables are hard to get even if they're empty. They are parked with 'reserved' signs unless you are a party of four or six.
• Zenzi (Bandra (& Parel)). Sees a lot of the expatriate crowd apart from models and filmmakers. Drinks aren't cheap and the service is slow, but the place is always buzzing. 

• Aurus and Vie, Juhu-Tara Rd. Classy lounges with bay views. 
• China House, The Grand Hyatt, Kalina (off Linking Road). open until 3AM most nights. Along with Prive, perhaps the city's poshest, hardest-to-get-into nightclub. Fabulous interiors, drinks from ₹ 500, and upscale crowd. Strict entry rules, no stags, couples ₹ 1500. 
• Enigma, Marriott, Juhu. The Bollywood club, for both the music and the crowd. Go star-gazing. Expensive. 
• Olive, off Carter Rd, Pali Hill. Usually a lounge-y restaurant, has bar nights on Thursday. 
• Poison. One of the more popular city nightclubs. 
• Zenzi (off Linking Road). Decent music, good crowd, expensive drinks. No entry charge. 

Despite being home to most of the budget hotels in Mumbai, it is a tough job to get such hotels in the Western Suburbs, especially the ones close to the CSMI Airport. If you can, you should choose a hotel farther away to avoid paying through your nose. If money is no object and you want to stay close to the airport, see Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport#Sleep.

• Best Western: The Emerald, Juhu Tara Rd, ☏ +91 22 2661 1150, +91 22 5695 4850, fax: +91 22 2660 3475. US$100 onwards (₹4,500). 
• Hotel Orritel West, Local Station Andheri W, ☏ +91 98199 09599, +91 22 2673 2256 (Reservations), +91 22 2673 2257 (Reservations), [email protected]. This is a reasonably good budget hotel with airport transfers, a 24-hour coffee Shop, a garden restaurant, and conference and banquet halls. 
• Hotel Regent, Ramakrishna Mandir Rd, Kondivita, Andheri E (Near International Airport, Take the same lane as to lotus Suites, off the Andheri Kurla Road, and travel further inside for 500 m), ☏ +91 22 28342020, +91 22 28342626, +91 22 28379383, fax: +91 22 28215587. This is a reasonably good budget hotel. US$40 - $100 (₹1,800 - ₹4,500). 
• Tunga International, B- 11 M.I.D.C, Central Road, Opp Mahakali Caves Road Andheri E, ☏ +91 22 5692 1212, +91 22 2836 6010.  
• Tunga Paradise=, B-11, M.I.D.C. Central Road Andheri (East), ☏ +91 22 2821 7272.  

• Holiday Inn, Balraj Sahani Marg, Juhu Beach, ☏ +91 22 5693 4444, fax: +91 22 5693 3100, [email protected]. ₹7,650–₹10,350 (US$170–$230). (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.0847472.844531 Hotel Airlines International, Yoga Institute Rd, Prabhat Colony, Santacruz E, ☏ +91 22 2610 0741, +91 22 2614 9562. ₹2,200–3,200. Credit and debit cards accepted.  (updated Dec 2022)
• 19.11152872.8781362 Hotel Wego.  (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.112372.868023 Kohinoor Continental, Andheri-Kurla Road, Andheri E, ☏ +91 22 2404 2211, [email protected]. ₹5,000 (US$110) onwards.  (updated Jun 2023)
• Lotus Suites, Andheri Kurla Road, International Airport Zone, Andheri (E), ☏ +91 22 2616 4040, fax: +91 22 2827 0345, [email protected]. US$95 - $105 (₹4,000-₹5,500). 
• Mirage Hotel, International Airport Approach Road, Marol, Andheri East, ☏ +91 22 66721234. Complimentary buffet breakfast with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. (updated Mar 2015)
• 19.0678272.836374 Oriental Residency.  (updated Jun 2023)
• Ramada Plaza Palm Grove, ☏ +91 22 2611 2323, fax: +91 22 2611 3682. Juhu Beach, Mumbai. Complimentary Buffet breakfast. US$125 - $140 (₹7,425-₹14,625). 
• Sun N Sand Hotel, Juhu Beach.

• Centaur, Juhu Tara Rd, Juhu 26113040.
• ICONIQA Opp. Terminal 2, Navpada, Andheri East, ☏ +91 22 6188-6188, [email protected]. Upscale lifestyle hotel near Mumbai International Airport Terminal 2
• 19.0769172.851325 Grand Hyatt Mumbai, Santacruz E (off Western Express Highway), ☏ +91 22 6676 1234, [email protected]. Five star lifestyle complex. Has two outdoor pools and a spa.  (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.0615972.832526 Grand Residency Hotel & Serviced Apartments.  (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.12214772.8663917 Hotel Bindra Supremacy.  (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.09330672.828288 Hotel Sea Princess, Juhu Tara Rd, ☏ +91 22 6906 1111. ₹12,200.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.10177572.8270329 JW Marriott Mumbai Juhu, Juhu Tara Rd, ☏ +91 22 5693 3000, toll-free: +1-800-228-9290 (USA and Canada tollfree number), fax: +91 22 5693 3100. A 20-minute drive from the airport, near Juhu beach, offers a great view of the Arabian sea. ₹9,000–22,500 (US$200–500).  (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.108572.824410 Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach, Balraj Sahni Rd, Juhu. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. ₹12,200.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.117772.8647511 Radisson Mumbai Andheri MIDC.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.0987772.8274712 Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Palm Grove, ☏ +91 22 6737 1600. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: noon. ₹11,500-12,500.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.067572.8692613 Sofitel Mumbai BKC, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra E, ☏ +91 22 6117 5000.  (updated Jun 2023)
• 19.1094972.8243414 Sun N Sand Mumbai Hotel, 39, Juhu Rd, ☏ +91 22 6693 8888. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: noon. ₹12,800-15,900.  (updated Mar 2026)
• 19.0437172.8190415 Taj Lands End, Byramji Jeejeebhoy Rd, Bandstand, Bandra W, ☏ +91 22 6668-1234, fax: +91 22 6699-4488, [email protected].  (updated Dec 2022)