Sea Palace Hotel, Mumbai

Sea Palace Hotel Hotel Description

This small but clean and comfortable hotel is located right opposite Gateway of India. It offers the enviable combination of great location with modern amenities and cosy rooms.

Rooms
The 50 rooms at Sea Palace Hotel are divided into the categories of Single room, Twin room, Deluxe room, Executive Deluxe room and Suite. The amenities across Single room, Twin room, Deluxe room, Executive Deluxe room remain the same, including comfortable, black leather couches, television, mini refrigerator, local direct dial phone. Executive Deluxe room is larger than the Deluxe category but all rooms have large glass windows with a great view of the liners in the harbour besides Gateway of India. The Single rooms are the smallest, with a single bed, but they are self sufficient with an attached washroom.

Dining & Facilities
There are two restaurants at Sea Palace Hotel - one inside the building and the other in the garden, called the Garden restaurant. Prettily done with garden chairs, it overlooks the port and the revelry at the Gateway of India.

Other facilities include laundry service, travel desk, housekeeping, car rental, ticketing, sightseeing and airport/railway station transfers (chargeable).

Location
Sea Palace Hotel lies opposite the Gateway of India in Colaba, in South Bombay. Other places of interest nearby include the Prince of Wales Museum, and the Colaba Causeway, which is lined with shops and eating joints.

Area Attractions

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (22 Km)

earlier known as Victoria Terminus

Girgaon Chowpaty (20 Km)

The domestic airport is 25 kms from the city center. Taxis and auto rickshaws are readily available outside the terminal building. A free shuttle service to the international airport also operates from here.

Mumbai Central Railway Station (7 Km)

Mumbai Central serves as the southernmost terminus in Mumbai for Western Railway outstation trains, as well as suburban lines. Trains depart from here to Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab and Delhi, including the Rajdhani trains to Delhi.

Nariman Point (1.5 Km)

A business district, Nariman Point, named after Khurshid Framji Nariman, is the southern most tip of Marine Drive. Business firms such as Air India, Central Bank of India, Indian Express, Mittal Towers and the Oberoi Hotel are situated here.

Juhu Beach (22 Km)

This beach located along Juhu Road is famous for the Chowpatty, a heavenly corner for food junkies. A favourite with children and adults alike, it has an amusement park, play ground and an open air restaurant. Camel rides further add to the charm.

Fort (2 Km)

A large part of south Mumbai is known as Fort because of the strong impression of the colonial British architecture in the area.

Mahalakshmi Temple (12 Km)

The Mahalakshmi Temple was built in 1785 in honour of deity Mahalakshmi, the goddess of wealth. The temple is located at one end of Breach Candy, now known as Bhulabhai Desai Road.