I would choose the St. Regis for work in Lower Parel and evenings dining with the city beyond the windows. For walking straight out towards the Gateway of India, I would look for a base in Colaba.

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Is it for you?

For 2, I would look at a Caroline Astor Suite for time between an outing and dinner rather than using the room only at night. On a day without appointments, I like the option of moving between the pool and a table at Koishii.

I’d ask for
The Caroline Astor Suite and the position of the proposed accommodation before settling its outlook.
Worth knowing
A suite does not reserve the table you want: if Koishii is a reason for the trip, book dinner alongside the stay.
The St. Regis Mumbai

Like a regular

Koishii’s dining room with tables and windows over the city
  1. A room for longer stays

    For a longer stay, I would look at a 1 Bedroom Residence, with somewhere to eat and a guest cloakroom separate from the bedroom’s bathroom. Before adding rooms, decide how much time you will spend here.

  2. Breakfast in the room quote

    Breakfast at Seven Kitchens and The Drawing Room has a fee when your rate leaves it out. I would compare the breakfast inclusion alongside the room quote before choosing a package.

  3. The evening ritual

    For Skyline View and Ocean View, the evening ritual runs from 6.30pm to 7pm. Before arranging the rest of the evening, have its location and programme confirmed for your dates.

What the St. Regis is

The St. Regis stands beside Palladium and High Street Phoenix. Butler service accompanies every category; residences add an apartment layout for longer stays.

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How we choose the hotels

Our reading, point by point

  1. Location

    High Street Phoenix and Palladium in Lower Parel

  2. Character

    A tower with windows over the city and the racecourse

  3. Rooms

    45–46 m² rooms, 90–135 m² suites and residences

  4. Food and social life

    By the Mekong, Koishii, Sahib Room and Seven Kitchens

  5. Wellness

    Outdoor pool and gym included; spa by appointment

  6. The stay as a whole

    Butler service, afternoon tea and dinner above Mumbai

The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them

What do The St. Regis Mumbai’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.

  1. Location

    8 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. For exploring the city, one guest finds Lower Parel convenient; another would prefer to be nearer the metro.

  2. Room

    9 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Cleanliness makes an impression during one family stay; another account finds the room more ordinary than expected.

  3. Staff and service

    A parent remembers the care shown to their daughter during the stay.

  4. Breakfast

    A returning guest likes the buffet’s choice; another finds mornings at Seven Kitchens chaotic.

  5. Price

    One guest finds the rooms and service worth the bill; an Easter brunch visitor finds the meal too expensive for what was served.

How we count
The St. Regis Mumbai in numbers
WhatGuests’ scoreGuests who mention itHappy
Location8.07282%
Room7.77290%
Staff and service7.818783%
Breakfast7.83686%
Price–1145%

362 guests said so on Google, from 1 January 2026 to 17 October 2026. Stored Google reviews dated from 4 November 2024; the latest 500 with text, or every available text when fewer. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Mumbai: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 4 November 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.

The hotels we weigh it against in Mumbai:

Price: for 2, the night of 11 June 2027, from 26,550 INR on Google Hotels on 18 October 2026.

When I would look at dates

Compare a few nearby nights before settling the arrival. Months give you a bearing, but the quote that matters is for the dates you will stay.

PeriodRupees per night
November 202623,600–52,510
February 202734,810–59,590
May 202725,960–35,400
July 202725,960–30,680
August 202725,960–32,450

The minimum for each standalone night for 2 adults; check room, meals, taxes and cancellation. Prices from Google Hotels, 18 October 2026.

A look inside before travelling

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Good to know before you book

A room, an outlook or a residence

Guest room — 1 King · Skyline View — Guest room, 1 King · Ocean View — Guest room, 1 King · The St. Regis MumbaiGuest room — 1 King · Skyline View — Guest room, 1 King · Ocean View — Guest room, 1 King45 m² · up to 3 guestsThese are distinct categories sharing the photograph. Guest room King and Skyline View King permit a cot or rollaway, at most one between the 2. Ocean View King permits neither. Skyline and Ocean include cocktails from 6pm to 8pm and pressing for 2 garments daily, without carrying unused items forward.View accommodation Racecourse View — Guest room, 1 King · The St. Regis MumbaiRacecourse View — Guest room, 1 King45 m² · up to 3 guestsA cot or rollaway is permitted; have the sleeping arrangements confirmed for everyone in the booking.View accommodation Racecourse View — Guest room, 2 Twin · Ocean View — Guest room, 2 Twin · The St. Regis MumbaiRacecourse View — Guest room, 2 Twin · Ocean View — Guest room, 2 Twin45 m² · up to 3 guestsThese are distinct categories sharing the photograph. Racecourse View Twin permits a cot or rollaway, at most one between the 2. Ocean View Twin permits neither; this category includes cocktails from 6pm to 8pm and pressing for 2 garments daily, without carrying unused items forward.View accommodation Skyline View — Guest room, 2 Twin · The St. Regis MumbaiSkyline View — Guest room, 2 Twin45 m² · up to 3 guestsIncludes cocktails from 6pm to 8pm and pressing for 2 garments daily, without carrying unused items forward. A cot or rollaway is permitted, at most one between the 2.View accommodation Signature Large — Guest room, 1 King · The St. Regis MumbaiSignature Large — Guest room, 1 King46 m² · up to 3 guestsNo cots or rollaways are permitted; one hour of guided yoga is included. Also includes cocktails from 6pm to 8pm and pressing for 2 garments daily, without carrying unused items forward.View accommodation St. Regis Suite — Suite, 1 King · The St. Regis MumbaiSt. Regis Suite — Suite, 1 King90 m² · up to 3 guestsA living room separate from the bedroom; a cot or rollaway is permitted, to be confirmed with the booking.View accommodation Caroline Astor Suite — Suite, 1 King · The St. Regis MumbaiCaroline Astor Suite — Suite, 1 King90 m² · up to 3 guestsIncludes a one-way transfer to Terminal 2, cocktails from 6pm to 8pm and pressing for 2 garments daily, without carrying unused items forward. A cot or rollaway is permitted, at most one between the 2.View accommodation Mansion Suite — Suite, 1 King · The St. Regis MumbaiMansion Suite — Suite, 1 King111 m² · up to 4 guestsA living room separate from the bedroom; a cot or rollaway is permitted, at most one between the 2.View accommodation Grand Astor Suite — Suite, 1 King · The St. Regis MumbaiGrand Astor Suite — Suite, 1 King118 m² · up to 4 guestsNo cots or rollaways are permitted.View accommodation Metropolitan Suite — Suite, 1 King · The St. Regis MumbaiMetropolitan Suite — Suite, 1 King135 m² · up to 4 guestsA living room separate from the bedroom; a cot or rollaway is permitted, at most one between the 2.View accommodation 1 Bedroom Residence · The St. Regis Mumbai1 Bedroom Residence900 sq ftView accommodation 2 Bedroom Residence · The St. Regis Mumbai2 Bedroom Residence1,350–1,800 sq ftView accommodation

Getting there

Address462 Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013 · High Street Phoenix / Palladium.

The St. Regis Mumbai and Lower Parel

The hotel within High Street Phoenix

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The St. Regis Mumbai reviews

Guest voices

2 accounts of stays and an evening visit, published in October 2026.

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A room for watching Mumbai

A repeat guest writing on 17 October 2026 describes Indian and continental breakfast choices, the lights of Mumbai at night and black kites outside the window by day. Palladium is just steps away.

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Chai, tea and coffee

A guest writing on 11 October 2026 singles out tea and coffee brought by the butler and describes the breakfast, pool, spa and gym as highlights of the stay.

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Tea, then By the Mekong

A dining visitor writing on 8 October 2026 describes tea in The Drawing Room followed by dinner on Level 37, watching the Mumbai skyline. This account concerns an evening visit rather than an overnight stay.

Google · 8 October 2026Read the reviews

Questions about The St. Regis Mumbai

How much does one night cost?

For 2 adults, one night on 16 November 2026 starts at INR 38,226; 14 December 2026 at INR 37,170; 15 February 2027 at INR 56,640. Each night is searched separately: check room, meals, taxes and cancellation against the chosen rate. Prices from Google Hotels, 18 October 2026.

How do I arrange beds with children?

The 13 room and suite categories do not connect; residences have their own layouts. Choose the category around the beds needed: cot and rollaway rules vary and appear beside the rooms.

What does the 2-bedroom residence add?

The 2 Bedroom Residence has separate bedrooms with their own bathrooms and a kitchenette. Compare that arrangement with 2 hotel rooms before deciding on a longer stay.

How do I book the spa?

St. Regis Spa opens daily from 8am to midnight, by appointment. It offers Ayurvedic treatments, couples’ massages, wraps, scrubs and facials, with a steam room and separate men’s and women’s lounges.

What is included for the pool and gym?

The outdoor pool and Athletic Club are included for residents, from 6am to 10pm. For a spa treatment or access without staying, have the price and facilities specified in the reservation.

Which cooking would I choose for dinner?

Koishii brings Peru and Japan together, Sahib Room & Kipling Bar serves Indian cooking and Sette Mara Middle Eastern dishes. 7 Kitchens offers international food; Koi Bar serves pisco and tapas.

What is By the Mekong like?

On the 37th floor, facing Mumbai and the Arabian Sea, it serves Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese dishes. It opens from noon to 4pm and from 7pm to midnight; the dress code is smart casual.

When does breakfast start?

7 Kitchens serves from 6.30am to 10.30am on weekdays and until 11am at weekends.

Can I come for tea?

Drawing Room tea runs from 2.30pm to 6.30pm, with sweet and savoury bites. Choose the arrangement and price for the table before booking.

Is parking charged?

On-site parking and valet are complimentary for residents; electric charging depends on availability.

Can I bring my dog?

Pets are not allowed.

When is Wi-Fi included?

In-room internet is complimentary for Marriott Bonvoy members booking directly.

Are there wedding or meeting venues?

There are 12 venues, 6 breakout rooms and 41,958 sq ft in total, with a maximum capacity of 1,000 people. The quote should name the room, layout and services for your event.

Which offer would I compare?

Member Exclusive Rate advertises a 10% saving for members. Before booking it, have the eligible nights, meals and other benefits specified in the quote.

What should I book for New Year’s Eve?

For 31 December 2026, have the menu, programme and supplements specified in the quote. Restaurants operating through the year do not establish the evening’s arrangements.

Are accessible rooms available?

Accessible rooms and routes serve the pool, spa, restaurants and meeting rooms. The entry King lists accessible-bath and visual-alert options: describe the adaptations needed before booking.

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