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4 Stars - 30 Opinions
5, Jamshedji Tata Road, Churchgate, Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra, 400 020, India
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There was some blue sky for a while
The Taj Mahal Palace Tower, Mumbai
Mahatma Gandhi's residence in Mumbai
can anybody guide me with a cheap accomodation (300-450 / day ) for 10 days in mumbai...please get me phone numbers also...
thanks in advance...
shijin j p
Hi
Now a days 300/450 rs is just dream rates in mumbai for any accomodation, but you can try in dadar . Outside dadar station there is one kohinoor hotel also you can search in the same area. Lots of good options are there.
No chance dear.
In Mumbai you can't get any decent accomodation below Rs.1500-2000 per night. You can try something either in the far suburb on Western or Central lines(depending upon your place of interest). Or explore YMCA kind of a thing.
Are you travelling from abroad ?
Good luck to you.
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Red Shield Guest House
Facilities:
Dormitories
Triple, double, single Room
A/c Rooms (double & Single)
Family room for maximum of five people
Food : Indian and continental food is provided with daily fixed menu.
Lockers and left luggage
Contact:
The Manager
Red Shield Guest House
30 Merewether Road,
Electric House, Colaba,
Fort, Mumbai 400 039
Tel. No. 2841824 Fax: 2824613
E-mail : red_shield@vsnl.net
300-400 Rs???no idea
but if you interested i can recommend Behram room.
they charge 2000 Rs for single and have clean with high standard room.
try: behramroom@gmail.com
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