Grand Hyatt Mumbai and Residences

Unwind in a spacious 400 square feet Grand room that features a King size bed. Marble bath and an oversized work desk.

Contemporary designs meet extravagance at the luxurious 926 square feet Diplomatic Suite, with a spacious living area, modern fittings, a master bedroom, and a self-contained work desk. Enjoy exclusive Club access where you can conduct private business meetings, free-flowing cocktails, and breakfast.

Elegant, Grand, and Spacious, the 840 square feet Suite offers a stunning view of the city and includes a luxurious living area, master bedroom, bathroom and workstation. Enjoy exclusive Club access where you can conduct private business meetings, free-flowing cocktails, and breakfast.

The Suite ranges from 500 – 657 square feet and features a living area, master bedroom and bathroom, and a generous workspace. Enjoy exclusive Club access where you can conduct private business meetings, free-flowing cocktails, and breakfast.

Fit for Royalty, the 1787 square feet suite features a spacious living area and dining area, a kitchenette, a separate study, two elegant bedrooms, opulent bathrooms and it's very own patio. Enjoy exclusive amenities such as private butler service, special amenities on arrival, a full Bar set-up within the room, and airport transfers in a luxury car. See World of Hyatt program terms for upgrade eligibility.

Feel your senses come alive with our invigorating and relaxing spa treatments. Experience the wonders of a well-rested body and mind with our blissful treatment options at the banquet-level Club Oasis, designed to rejuvenate you.

Open 9 am – 11 pm

Get away from the city for a day with a private tour to Lonavala, a verdant hill station not far from Mumbai. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel or residence and take you out to the hill station, with stops along the way to visit the ancient rock temples at the Karla and Bhaja Caves.

Situated 500 yards from the Mumbai shoreline, on an islet in the middle of the Arabian Sea; this 18th-century shrine is a dedication to Sufi saint - Sayyed Peer Haji Ali Shah Bukhari. A testament to the Indo-Islamic style of architecture, the dargah is linked to the city by a narrow walkway accessible only during low tide. Occasionally, on Fridays one may get to see Sufi musicians performing a form of devotional music called Qawalli at the dargah.

The Bandra Worli Sea link also known as the Rajiv Gandhi Sea Link is a cable-stayed bridge that connects the suburbs of Mumbai to the arterial roads of downtown Worli and South Mumbai; the richest urban precinct in India that places the city’s main business areas, prime office spaces and high-end residential facilities within itself.