Find hotels near ISKCON Temple, Mumbai from NT$1,028

"Excellent location and very hospitable staff made our stay in Mumbai a very pleasant and enjoyable experience.Special thanks to Abhijeet from housekeeping for providing us with all the necessary assistance as required. We look forward to revisiting in the near future again "

"Great pool. Great buffet. Great location. Good big rooms. "

"Even with renovations going on this was an excellent stay . Amazing gym and trainers were attentive and helpful , all staff were friendly and attentive Would stay here again "

"The service at this hotel is excellent, really well ran, great food and lovely staff whp cannot do enough for you. The view on the beach from the restaurant and bar sets this place apart from the rest. Highly recommended 🙏"

"Excellent service 👌"

"Its well located in juhu, mumbai is quite chaotic and juhu is a bit calmer. Its near a market with good street food, small retails with affordable price and not crowded. The rooms are very small between 4 and 9 m2. Actually i booked two comfort double room and they gave me 1 single room and 1 “triple room” and charge me 5 euros more per day ( it was 20 euros per day and they increase the price by 20% on the spot, and can’t even argue with them else they cancel the booking). No water is given, and the room servicing is average. The staircase very very small. "

"the hotel has serious issues with understaffing, poor housekeeping, inadequate amenities, and subpar hygiene. With only four staff members for the entire property, it’s no surprise service requests went unanswered—hotels typically need a much larger team to function smoothly, even for smaller properties. No housekeeping over three nights, despite multiple calls, points to either gross mismanagement or a complete lack of operational structure. Limited toiletries (just small Medimix soap) and broken fixtures like taps and toilet seats suggest neglect in maintenance and guest comfort. Dirty rooms and an unhygienic breakfast (unacceptable items like bread toast, tea, and paratha) further indicate a failure in basic hospitality standards."