Hoteles cerca de Nagoba Mandir en Alibaug

“Great location and reasonable price”

“Beautiful marine drive view and excellent service. ”

“Good Budget friendly hotel”

“EL HOTEL ES MUY NUEVO Y BIEN DECORADO PERO EXCESIVAMENTE PEQUEÑO, LOS CUARTOS SON MUY CHICOS ... EL PERSONAL ES MUY AMABLE”

“Para turistas extranjeros no es lo adecuado. Les falta mantenimiento están ya muy viejo el hotel . La ubicación es lle único factor aceptable y el personal hace lo que puede. Lástima que no lo han modernizado . ”

“Excellent choice for a cheap place to stay within walking distance of gateway to india, museums, modern art galleries, sea walks, docks. Comfortable bed, good hot water shower, air con , tv . ”

“It was located near the India Gate, so it was convenient for sightseeing. There was no elevator, but the staff helped me carry my luggage, it was helpful.”

“I stayed at the Fountain Inn for one month while I was researching in Mumbai, and had a fantastic experience. The rooms are clean and modern, and the hotel is situated in a nice location in Fort. There are several attractions within walking distance, and a bunch of local shops (general store, pharmacy, stationary, etc.) and restaurants right on the same street as the hotel. You don’t have to travel too far out the front door to get basically anything you need. While I appreciate the location,...

“Good hotel to stay. The area and the cleanliness were good. Overall a good stay ”

“Over priced food ”

“Property is good to stay for short duration of 1-2 days. Overall, I had good experience. Property is bit difficult to locate as the entrance is from back side of the lane.”

“A very nice , very clean hotel. Room was small but everything was there, tv , ac , cupboard,good lighting, new bathroom. Staff was very polite and helpful. Only disadvantage, it s in a very busy, noisy, congested area”

“One of the prime location in Mumbai.The hotel is next to the Taj hotel. The Front office team is quite cooperative. I have visited with my wife for my office work we had a one day trip to elephanta. ”