1. Hotel Suba International 4* – Halal Hotels Mumbai

Situated in Mumbai City, Suba International Hotel offers spacious accommodation with an iPod dock and free WiFi, the hotel also houses a restaurant.

Fitted with tiled flooring, modern air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Tea/coffee making facilities and a minibar are included. Bottles of mineral water and buffet breakfast are provided.

This modern hotel is 3.1 km from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, 4.7 km from Nehru Science Centre and 20 km from Aksa Beach.

Warm, refined rooms come with minibars, flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. Suites add living areas. Room service is available 24/7. Kids 7 and under stay free with an adult.

Freebies include a breakfast buffet, parking and airport transfers. There’s also a modern international restaurant, a cafe and a gym, plus a business centre and 4 meeting rooms.

Hotel Suba International is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Mumbai, offering a quiet environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.

Hotel Suba International is a quiet hotel offering a flat screen TV, a minibar, and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.

The hotel features a concierge and room service. Plus, guests can enjoy a fitness center and free breakfast, which have made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Mumbai.

Public transport from any of Mumbai airport terminals to Mumbai central is a nightmare. Apart from the million taxi touts who irritate the life out of you as you depart the airport doors, traffic is always congested. On a previous visit, it took us more than 1.5hours to get to our other hotel in Mumbai.

We were very relieved to have found this excellent hotel very close to airport with free transfers landing and departing.

As a muslim, what was especially appreciated was the full halal buffets, excellent prayer room in B2 level, & qibla direction in room.

I would definitely recommend this hotel if you want an easy & comfortable hotel in Mumbai (and especially if you are looking for a Halal hotel).

Good location, very near to the airport. Just 5 min. away by tuk-tuk. – Good and helpful staff – tasty breakfast and food – big room – the room is managed by an ipad, what is very comfortable and easy. – mentioned qibla direction for muslims I can recommend the hotel to other people as well.

A very nice hotel in mumbai near International Airport, the best part is that it had very spacious rooms, mostly the other hotels in the same budget had very small rooms but Suba International has huge rooms. Moreover the are very prompt with their service, the food taste is also good
Buffet spread is also decent.

Connectivity to other suburbs is also quite easy as u get metro, bus, taxi everything nearby.

2. The Oberoi Mumbai 5* – Halal Hotels Mumbai India

Centrally located in Mumbai’s business district, close to South Mumbai’s shopping and entertainment areas, The Oberoi offers luxury and convenience with its outdoor heated pool, 24-hour spa, fitness and concierge service. It also features 5 food and beverage options offering a variety of cuisines. Complimentary WiFi is available in all rooms.

The hotel’s elegant rooms feature wooden floors, large windows offering beautiful views and en suite bathroom separated by a glass panel with electronic blinds. Rooms are equipped with an LCD TV, tea/coffee maker and iPod docking station.

On the shores of Back Bay, this luxe hotel in the Nariman Point business district is 1 km from Wankhede Stadium and 2 km from the Gateway of India arch.

Mixing modern and classic decor, the sophisticated rooms offer iPod/iPhone docks, flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi (fee), plus minibars, and marble bathrooms with tubs and massage showers. Upgraded rooms add sea views and/or sitting areas. Suites feature living rooms; 1 has a grand piano. There’s 24-hour room service.

There are 3 sleek restaurants for casual and fine dining, plus 2 bars, a 24-hour spa, a gym, and an outdoor pool with bar service. Event space and a business centre are available.

Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.

While staying at Mumbai Bombay Oberoi, visitors can check out Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (0.7 mi) and Nariman Point (1.9 mi), some of Mumbai’s top attractions.

Rooms at Oberoi Mumbai provide a flat screen TV, a minibar, and air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with wifi.

The 21 st floor suite was very spacious overlooking the Arabian sea and brought nostalgia looking at the clear view of queen’s necklace. The suite also had a living room, beautiful bedroom, a plush bath tub and a exceedingly spacious bathroom. The housekeeping staff Helen and Shekhar ensures that the room was clean and provides us with everything we needed. The hospitality at the hotel was one-off-it’s kind.

Having stayed at other 5 star hotels in the past, I am yet to come across such classic display of hospitality combined with luxury. The property also a swimming pool and a restaurant fenix that were open and great!

The rooms were spacious and luxurious with a mesmerizing view. It was my mother’s first time staying at such a property in the city, and she just couldn’t get enough of the beautiful view of the Arabian Sea.

The rooms were well decorated as per request and they were even kind enough to have a sugar free cake in the room for my father. Everything and everyone was well taken care of.

Although only one restaurant was open and with a limited menu, everyone from the servers to the chef were nice enough to personally check on us, The service was, as expected from The Oberoi, as warm as home.

Overall, everyone had a great time thanks to the lovely rooms, beautiful view and amazing staff!

3. The Taj Mahal Tower Mumbai 5* – Muslim Friendly Hotels Mumbai

Built in 1973, the iconic The Taj Mahal Tower Mumbai stands majestically across from the Gateway of India, overlooking the Arabian Sea. The Tower stands in harmonious contrast to The Taj Mahal Palace with its arched balconies and newly refurbished rooms. Sprawling over 2.6 acres, this luxurious hotel features 10 restaurants and a variety of traditional Indian therapies at Jiva Spa.

Guests are spoiled for choice in dining options – the famous Wasabi by Morimoto offers innovative Japanese cuisine, and other gourmet highlights include the Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant and the poolside Aquarius Lounge.

Stylishly designed, the rooms offer amazing sea, city or pool views. Each room includes a 32-inch flat-screen TV, a well-stocked minibar, free WiFi and a luxurious bathroom.

In an upscale district, this high-end hotel faces the iconic Gateway of India monument and the Arabian Sea. It’s a 12-minute walk from Colaba ferry terminal.

Featuring city or sea views, the refined rooms offer free Wi-Fi and flat-screens, as well as safes, minibars and yoga kits. All have marble bathrooms. Suites add living rooms and balconies. Room service is available 24/7.

Breakfast is complimentary. Dining options range from a rooftop Mediterranean restaurant to a genteel lounge serving afternoon tea. There’s a grand ballroom, and an elegant spa with a gym and traditional Indian therapies.

Well Taj is not any hospitality but it’s a dream. It’s an experience in itself. It is like hospitality , like royal , like a museum telling you century old stories of its existence.

So one must always experience this at least once in their life. (For average common man ). Elite always has that resource and situation leading then ro this experience many times.
Food quality is superb especially your lunch & dinner experience in Shamiana.

Taj Mahal Palace & Towers is a must visit for everyone who has been in Mumbai. To begin with, it is a surreal experience to watch the Gateway of India from inside the rooms while we have always looked at the Taj from the Gateway. I got a sea–facing room and a view covering both Gateway and Taj Palace.
The staff were extremely courteous and kind for all our wants. We even had a chance to take a tour of Taj Palace, and no words are enough to describe this behemoth of a structure. We had goosebumps at every turn of the hotel.

Please take your loved ones to Taj Palace at least once in your lifetime, and you will never regret it.

It was our first visit to the iconic Taj Mahal Tower. Right from the moment you step in you get to experience the luxury and royalty. Check in was smooth and quick. We got upgraded to higher floor with a semi sea facing view.

Quality and quantity of food was amazing in shamiana. Service too was tip notch! Special mention to Sunny and Janice!

Hygiene factors are well taken care of in the entire hotel despite being completely booked for the day.

Check out too was quick and smooth.

4. Sahara Star Hotel 4* – Halal Hotels India

Located in Mumbai, Hotel Sahara Star, a 354 room property, offers spacious accommodation with a private balcony and views of the tropical lagoon. Its 5-star facilities include 5 food and beverage destinations and an inimitable journey. Complimentary WiFi throughout the property and airport transfers are provided to and fro Mumbai Airport Terminal 1.

Featuring modern décor and floor-to-ceiling windows, rooms at Sahara Star are fitted with a seating area and flat-screen TV. A bathtub and hot shower are in the private bathroom.

Available for all-day dining, a selection of Italian, Mediterranean, French, and Far-Eastern delicacies along with Indian regional favourites can be enjoyed at The Earth Plate. Namak, Sahara Star’s Indian specialty restaurant offers Indian cuisine. Manuhaar is the newly opened pure vegetarian Thali restaurant.

Other dining choices include E.A.S.T. – East Asian Spice Trail, Mabruk – The Mediterranean restaurant, The Lagoon Lounge and more. It also houses a private dining room inside a marine aquarium.

Fronted by Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, this high-end airport hotel is 5 km from both Juhu Beach and the 1st-century Jogeshwari Caves.

Refined rooms offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and marble bathrooms. Sleek suites add separate living areas. Some have balconies, glass ceilings, kitchenettes and/or private elevators.

Breakfast is complimentary. Dining options consist of 5 restaurants, a wine cellar and a bakery, plus a cafe/bar, a pool bar and a private dining room.

Other amenities include an outdoor pool, an on-site cinema and a gym, plus a spa, and meeting and event space. An airport shuttle is available.

The hotel’s magnificence blended with Indian mysticism epitomizes hospitality & stands deeply rooted in Indian traditions & culture.

Creating a paradigm shift, Sahara Star showcases the world largest pillar less clear-to-sky dome, an architectural landmark blending hospitality and entertainment, offering one of the most individualized hospitality experiences.

Complemented by India’s finest 4,000 sq. ft. Marine Aquarium, abode to the world’s only Private Dining Room inside a marine aquarium with exquisite marine lives, the Hotel weaves a dining facility amidst these aquatic wonders.

It was an overall excellent staycation & superb food at Hotel Sahara, my room was The Mercury Lagoon facing Guestroom it is so beautiful to view from the room to Lagoon Facing.

The best thing about Sahara Star is that they made me feel like a King and a very respected guest. This came spontaneously from each and every one of the Hotel Staff and at all the time. They have a welcoming demeanor and ready to assist. Plus the ambiance, service, rooms’ facilities and amenities are of top order.

The panoramic view of central lagoon from the room and it’s balcony is simply alluring. I do wish to stay there once again in future to relish their hospitality. It’s fabulous and the whole Team deserves a lots of cheers.

5.  Hotel Bissau Palace 3* – Muslim Friendly Hotels India

Hotel Bissau Palace is located in the old city amid the orange and gooseberry plantations. It features an outdoor swimming pool and provides free private parking.

The hotel is within 1.9 km away from the Central Bus Stand and Jaipur Railway Station. Jaipur International Airport is located 15 km away. The City Palace takes only a 20-minute walk, while the iconic Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) is a 25-minute walk away.

Air-conditioned rooms are fitted with a fan, a desk and a personal safe. Private bathrooms offer hot and cold shower facilities.

Close to a walled city and overlooking the Tiger Fort, this upscale hotel, in an early 20th-century, Indo-Islamic style building, is 2.4 km from the Hawa Mahal and 10 km from the Amer Fort.

Elegant rooms feature traditional Indian decor, intricate wall embellishments and free Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms add living areas and sofas. Room service is available.

Breakfast and parking are included. There’s a restaurant, a poolside cafe and a lounge, as well as a library and displays of 17th-century antiques. Other amenities consist of an exercise room, an outdoor pool and a hot tub.

Definitely worth a stay just for the traditional Indian art and decoration in the beautiful courtyard, lobby, and pool area. The tradeoff though was that my room was stuffy and musty; and while the hotel is itself beautiful, it is in the middle of a not particularly inviting halal slaughterhouse district of Jaipur. Restaurant’s food is so-so — you can do better elsewhere in Jaipur. Wifi only works in the courtyard and lobby.

he main part of this hotel is amazing and a real step back into history. There are a number of reception rooms full of antique items and artworks that were apparently collected by relatives of the current owner. There is also a nice pool and shady veranda area at the rear. The staff are a little slow on service but that seems to be the same all over India. Breakfast was included and I especially loved the old crockery and tea pots!

The room we stayed in wasn’t in the main part of the hotel but in one of the separate wings at the side. It was on the upper floor and had much more light than the rooms downstairs as well as a balcony outside the room. The room itself was full of charm, with coloured glass windows and a lovely old tiled floor as well as a daybed!

However it was a little jaded and the air con unit was literally falling off the wall so did need a bit of tlc.

The area around the hotel is near one of the main gates into the old part of the city and there are a number of interesting fruit, vegetable, spice and flower market stalls to walk around nearby.

It did feel safe during the day but one of our group did experience a bit of hassle walking on their own through the muslim area.

Would definitely recommend if you love heritage properties but bear in mind it is a little rough around the edges.