Designed along the lines of a 19th-century summer palace, the hotel is a lively melange of colonial era influences and modern amenities. Each of the 171 Classic, Deluxe, Royal Club and Royal Club Premium guest rooms and suites reflect European elegance. To enhance the ambience of a stately home, the rooms are beautifully decorated with different hues of wood, set off by wooden floors along with cream and beige soft furnishings. The hotels three restaurants and lounge bar present a selection of cuisines from around the world.

The nearby international airport and vibrancy of the city make Le Royal Meridien Mumbai the perfect meeting location, and the hotel offers four meeting rooms and five conference rooms. The Esprit Health Club offers a sauna, Jacuzzi, 24-hour fitness centre, and a menu of massage therapies. Surrounded by landscaped gardens, the outdoor pool enjoys constant sunlight, making it the perfect escape at any time of the day.

Mumbais sites are within easy reach of the hotel, from the multitude of sights at Film City and Mumbais largest exhibition centre to a visit to the stunning Sanjay Gandhi National Park and the Kanheri Caves., For non-US hotels, rates confirmed in USD may be converted to local currency by the hotel at your time of stay, based on the exchange rate used by the hotel.

2) Largest rooms, luxuriously appointed, all sea-facing.

3) Hotel is located in an affluent and quiet residential area with an easy access to several dining and shopping options.

4) Only hotel in North Mumbai affiliated to Leading Hotels of the World.

5) Largest poolside in Mumbai with spectacular views of the city coastline.

6) A wide variety of cuisines ranging from speciality Indian with an interactive counter, Chinese with Chef Yui Kwong To and a contemporary All Day Dining with a focus on Pasta and authentic pizzas from a Wood fired Oven.

7) Extensive banqueting facilities, mini convention center

The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower is an architectural marvel and brings together Moorish, Oriental and Florentine styles showcasing contemporary Indian influences along with beautiful vaulted alabaster ceilings, onyx columns, graceful archways, hand-woven silk carpets, crystal chandeliers, a magnificent art collection, an eclectic collection of furniture, and a dramatic cantilever stairway.

The 1970s saw the addition of the Tower block, which nearly doubled the Hotel?s room inventory and added to public areas and F&B outlets. With its arched balconies topped by a jagged diadem, the new wing stands in harmonious contrast to the Heritage building. The Tower wing was conceived by Melton Bekker, a renowned American architect.

The interiors of the Tower wing were conceived by Dale Keller, a Hong Kong based Swiss designer who ensured that an ?Indian-ness? manifested itself in the new building too with detailing like a relief panel in Udaipur style, Tanjore pillars in the Indian restaurant and the like.

In the late 1990s, the Tower wing received a makeover. Various areas were taken up for refurbishment. Rooms on the four top floors were modernized with cleaner lines, ergonomic furniture and modern communication facilities.