Four Seasons’ glass Taj Mahal

With the opening of Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, the canadian group salutes its first step on the Indian market with an original concept in the upper-scale hotel industry. Traditional colonial style has been replaced by contemporary design, hence showing the changing face of India. In a 33-storey glass tower, the 202 rooms and suites hotel are the city’s widest. All rooms are equipped with large bay windows overlooking the astonishing urban landscape of Bombay, as well as the Arabian sea and the Mahalaxmi’s race track. Mainly designed in a contemporary style, the rooms have that intimate feeling thanks to mahogany, thick carpets, warm coloured fabrics and comfortable furniture. Bathroom floors are made of Italian marble, equipped with double bassins, a bathtub and a separated glass shower. The San-Qi and The Prato are both restaurants, Asian and Italian style respectively. The Four Season Hotel Mumbai proposes a business lounge of no less than 500 m2 both for reception and business meetings. As for the spa, it should be open within the year.With the opening of Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, the canadian group salutes its first step on the Indian market with an original concept in the upper-scale hotel industry. Traditional colonial style has been replaced by contemporary design, hence showing the changing face of India. In a 33-storey glass tower, the 202 rooms and suites hotel are the city’s widest. All rooms are equipped with large bay windows overlooking the astonishing urban landscape of Bombay, as well as the Arabian sea and the Mahalaxmi’s race track. Mainly designed in a contemporary style, the rooms have that intimate feeling thanks to mahogany, thick carpets, warm coloured fabrics and comfortable furniture. Bathroom floors are made of Italian marble, equipped with double bassins, a bathtub and a separated glass shower. The San-Qi and The...