Gay friendly Hotels in Maharashtra

"Good place to stay in city of dreams"

"Property was good, the area is very crowded and hell a lot of traffic to get to it."

"Best hospitality ever!"

"I had an awesome stay and extremely amazing staff. Supberb place, highly recommended."

"Wonderful time at the Trident! My family and I stayed there for a few days and absolutely loved the hospitality and kindness shown by the staff. Highly recommend if you want to explore the south Bombay area. "

"The property is located at walking distance fro the T2. If you don't have much luggage, walking is the best option and fastest. The room we got was spacious and an excellent bathroom and bed. We took the hotel car for airport drop off and it was reasonably priced, expecially compared to the conveneince and Uber price at that location and time. We stayed only few hours before our early morning internation flight...therefore could not enjoy the facilities as much as we would have wished. Also, it is for the same reason, we cannot comment about food as we did not have time to get a meal there. But we will happily stay there again to and from our international trio through T2."

"No complaints. Smooth stay "

"The room service was great. Restaurant was excellent. The room I stayed had a great view. It was very quiet and peaceful. Relaxing atmosphere!! The hotel staff were great and they were very friendly and helpful. Specially Manager Chirag. I would like to thank him for the hospitality and service he provided. Thank you all. Regards Sotir Trajkoski "

"Niranta is a very convenient option for travellers transiting through Mumbai airport and needing a place to rest and recharge. The rooms are comfortable and clean, well appointed and functional. Exactly what is needed from a transit hotel. On the downside - the entrance isn't easy to find, however the hotel provided precise instructions that worked perfectly. Secondly, it would be very useful to have a pickup alterative from the domestic terminal. The wait for the shuttle was 30 minutes, so we took a taxi. For someone unfamiliar with Mumbai, that could be a challenge. "