Hotel Jewel of Chembur, Mumbai

Hotel Jewel of Chembur Hotel Description

Recently renovated, the classic Hotel Jewel of Chembur is a luxurious business class hotel offering modern facilities and an array of services to ensure all guests have a comfortable stay.

Rooms
The hotel has 39 air conditioned, non smoking rooms across Deluxe (34 rooms), Executive Deluxe ( 4 rooms) and Suite (2 rooms) categories. The interiors of all the rooms are tastefully modern and are furnished with a wardrobe, luggage rack, bed and side tables. All rooms have an attached washroom with running hot and cold water, shower cubicle and toiletries and linen provided for. In room amenities include electronic key access, LCD television, WiFi internet connectivity, direct dial telephone, tea/coffee maker, mini safe and mini bar. The Executive Deluxe rooms have an added feature of a walk in closet while the Suite rooms have a dining and living area. Room service is available 24 hours.

Dining & Facilities
Guests can enjoy their meals at any of the hotel's dining outlets. Moksha serves Indian and oriental cuisine while Le Cafe, open from 7 am to 1:30 am serves European cuisine in a bistro like atmosphere. G Spot is the hotel's bar that serves an array of alcoholic and non alcoholic cocktails and beverages.

Business facilities at Hotel Jewel of Chembur include the Jewel Room, a conference facility with a capacity of 100 to 150 persons and Roof Top, which has a capacity of 300 to 350 persons.

Other facilities and services available at the hotel are laundry, WiFi internet connectivity (chargeable), power back up and doctor on call. Car parking is also available. The hotel is equipped with smoke detectors, fire alarms and sprinklers.

Location
Hotel Jewel of Chembur is located between Navi Mumbai and Mumbai. It is 12 kms from Santa Cruz domestic airport and 15 kms from CST international airport. Kurla Terminus is 2 kms away.

Area Attractions

Gateway Of India (26 Km)

Built to honour the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India in 1911, the Gateway has a grand arch in the Indo-Saracenic style with Gujarati and Islamic wooden carvings. It is also the departing point for ferries plying to Elephanta Island.

Nariman Point (28 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.

Vashi (10 Km)

Vashi is a beautiful township in Navi Mumbai. It was one of the first nodes developed by CIDCO in the city. Vashi directly connects to Mumbai across Thane creek and has grown to become the commercial hub here amidst the area’s booming real estate.

Dadar Terminus (14 Km)

Dadar houses a residential complex, silk hub and wholesale fruit and vegetable market. The Shivaji Park, a playground is located here, where the likes of Sachin Tendulkar practice cricket.

Godrej Compoud Vikhroli (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.

Domestic Airport (14 Km)

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, formerly Sahar International Airport, is spread over an area of 1450 acres, and is Indias biggest international and domestic aviation hub. The domestic terminal is in Santacruz.

Kurla Terminus (2 Km)

Lokmanya Tilak Terminus or LTT was formerly known as Kurla Terminus, and is a railhead of Mumbai, near Tilak Nagar Railway Station. Managed by the Central Railway, it was recently refurbished to take pressure of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus.

International Airport (14 Km)

D Y Patil Stadium (12 Km)

Nerul

CBD Belapur (18 Km)