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Aer

Bar · Rooftop cocktail bar$$$$Worli, Mumbai

A rooftop bar on the 34th floor of the Four Seasons in Worli, with skyline and Arabian Sea views, inventive cocktails, wine and international small plates.

At a glance

Type
Rooftop cocktail bar
Area
Worli, Mumbai, India
Price
$$$$ · Luxury
Opening
Open daily · 17:00–01:30
Official site
fourseasons.com

Good to know

  • Rooftop terrace
  • Sea views
  • Sunday brunch
  • Dress code
  • 21 and over

Why we recommend it

Aer is the rooftop bar of the Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, on the 34th floor of the tower on Dr. E. Moses Road in Worli. It is one of the best-known places in the city for a drink with a view, looking out over the Mumbai skyline and the Arabian Sea, and it was named in the Tatler Best 20 Bars India list in 2026. The main attraction is the open rooftop patio, with booth banquettes and tables for two, which makes it a natural choice for sundowners.

The drinks list is split into two menus. The Yacht Club has a flight and exploration theme, while the Gimlet Garden takes a botanical approach. Signature cocktails have included Tranquil Tides, Sesame Serenade and the Aer-Plane, and there is a substantial wine collection for those who prefer a glass of something classic. The food is a menu of international small plates designed for sharing over drinks rather than a full dinner.

Aer opens daily from 17:00 until 01:30. The best time to arrive is shortly before sunset, when you can watch the light fade over the sea and the city come alive below; later in the evening it becomes a busier late-night spot. On Sundays the bar also hosts a brunch from 12:30 to 17:00, which can be booked online and makes a relaxed way to spend a weekend afternoon.

There are a few rules to know before you go. Aer is open only to guests aged 21 and over, and a dress code is enforced: men must wear long trousers and closed-toe shoes, so leave the shorts and sandals at the hotel. Reservations can be made by phone or through the hotel website and are advisable at weekends and for sunset tables. This is one of the more expensive bars in Mumbai, so expect hotel-bar prices for cocktails and wine.

Aer suits couples, celebrations and anyone who wants to see Mumbai from above in comfort. It is less suitable for groups on a tight budget or for families with children, given the age limit. Worli is in central Mumbai, and taxis are the easiest way to arrive; give the driver the hotel name. Masque and Paradox in the mill district of Mahalaxmi are a short taxi ride away for dinner before or after.

Aer FAQs

What are Aer's opening hours?

Daily from 17:00 to 01:30, with Sunday brunch from 12:30 to 17:00.

Where is Aer?

On the 34th floor of the Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai in Worli.

Is there a dress code?

Yes. Men must wear long trousers and closed-toe shoes.

Is there an age limit?

Yes. Aer is open to guests aged 21 and over.

Do you need to book?

Booking is advisable, especially at weekends and for sunset.

Is there food?

Yes, a menu of international small plates.

What are the views like?

The rooftop looks over the Mumbai skyline and the Arabian Sea.

How do you book?

Call +91 22 6982 8000 or use the reservation option on the hotel website.

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