Hotel Travellers InnvsAbode Bombay
Both properties are recommended by expert writers. Overall, Abode Bombay scores significantly better than Hotel Travellers Inn. Abode Bombay ranks #10 in Mumbai with positive reviews from 2 sources like Lonely Planet, The Telegraph.
Hotel Travellers Inn
Oyster
Lonely Planet
26, Ballard Estate,Adi Murzban Path, Mumbai (Bombay) 400001, India
From $0/night
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Air Conditioning
- Baggage storage
OysterBudget
"Hotel Travellers Inn's excellent location in South Mumbai's Ballard Estate neighborhood makes it a great option for backpackers and other budget travelers who want to stay in the heart of things." Full review
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"On a quiet, tree-lined street, this small hotel is a very sound choice. It has clean, if tiny, rooms with cable TV and king-sized beds that represent good value." Full review
Abode Bombay
The Telegraph Lonely Planet
Michelin Guide
Tablet
Time Out
Lansdowne House, M.B. Marg, behind Regal Cinema, Mumbai (Bombay) 400001, India
From $51/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
The Telegraph8.0
"A true boutique hotel with a stylish, individualistic approach to décor, and service geared towards leisure travellers. Add to that rooms to suit all budgets and a perfect location." Full review
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"Terrific new hip hotel, stylishly designed using colonial and art deco furniture, reclaimed teak flooring and original artwork; the luxury rooms have glorious free-standing bath tubs." Full review
Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
"This stylish new boutique hotel pays homage to days gone by with its reference to Mumbai’s old name. Located in a colonial building in the heart of the historic center, Abode Bombay mixes..." Full review
Tablet "This stylish new boutique hotel pays homage to days gone by with its reference to Mumbai’s old name. Located in a colonial building in the heart of the historic center, Abode Bombay mixes..." Full review
Time Out "A colonial-era Colaba bolthole that proves a boutique hotel done properly still beats a chain hotel every single time" Full review
