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Trident, Nariman Point

Hotel · Five-star business and leisure hotel5-star$$$Nariman Point, Mumbai

A large five-star hotel at Nariman Point with ocean, harbour and city view rooms, four restaurants and bars, an outdoor pool and a spa.

At a glance

Type
Five-star business and leisure hotel
Area
Nariman Point, Mumbai, India
Price
$$$ · Upscale
Hotel class
5-star
Official site
tridenthotels.com

Good to know

  • Outdoor pool
  • Trident Spa
  • 24-hour fitness centre
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • EV charging

Why we recommend it

Trident, Nariman Point is a large five-star hotel at the southern end of Marine Drive, classified as five-star by India's Ministry of Tourism. Its location in the central business district makes it a natural choice for business travellers, and its sea-view rooms appeal to holidaymakers who want views over the water without paying the very top rates in the city.

There are twelve room categories, from Premier City View rooms to the Presidential Suite, with a choice of Ocean View, Harbour View and City View rooms. The ocean-facing rooms look out over the Arabian Sea and the curve of Marine Drive known as the Queen's Necklace, which is especially striking at night. Guests have the use of an outdoor swimming pool open from sunrise to sunset, the Trident Spa with Eastern and Western-inspired therapies, and a 24-hour fitness centre. Free Wi-Fi covers up to four devices.

There are four places to eat and drink. Frangipani serves Indian, Mediterranean and Italian dishes, India Jones focuses on Asian cuisine, The Verandah is the casual all-day restaurant, and Ness is the place for cocktails with views over the sea. Private dining and 24-hour in-room dining are also available.

The hotel suits business visitors, families and anyone who wants a reliable, well-run base in South Mumbai. It has rooms for guests with special needs, a doctor on call and a 24-hour concierge. Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out by noon, and pets are not permitted. If the reservation phone lines are busy, the hotel suggests using email. Prices vary considerably through the year, so it is worth comparing dates. Ask for an ocean-view room on a higher floor if the view is important to you, as it makes the most of the hotel's seafront setting.

The location is ideal for walking. Marine Drive starts outside, and an evening stroll to Girgaum Chowpatty takes under an hour. Churchgate, the Fort and the Kala Ghoda art district are a short taxi ride away, as are the Gateway of India and Colaba. Eau Bar at The Oberoi is close by for a drink in a different setting.

Trident, Nariman Point FAQs

What star rating does the Trident have?

It is classified as five-star by India's Ministry of Tourism.

What views do the rooms have?

Ocean, harbour or city views, depending on the category.

Is there a pool?

Yes. The outdoor pool is open to resident guests from sunrise to sunset.

What restaurants are there?

Frangipani, India Jones, The Verandah and Ness for cocktails.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out is by 12:00.

Are pets allowed?

No, pets are not permitted.

Is there a spa?

Yes, the Trident Spa, plus a 24-hour fitness centre.

How do you book?

Call +91 22 6632 4343 or email [email protected].

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