Chain Name: InterContinental Hotels
135 MARINE DRIVE , MUMBAI , 400020

A jewel in the Queens Necklace the new InterContinental Marine Drive is strategically located in the heart of India?s commercial capital and in close proximity to Nariman Point, the central business district.Overlooking the Arabian Sea this boutique style hotel with 59 oversized rooms and suites give you space to think, views to inspire and the latest in room entertainment to explore. All in one dream location, we offer 24 hours Butler service, concierge and business services.A selection of unique entertainment and dining choices, a roof top swimming pool and exercise studio. Whether you are on business or leisure, this hotel will exceed your expectations!

Downtown Information
MUMBAI (1.6 KM / 0.99 MI )

Local Information
Golf within 10 KM / 6.21 MI Shopping within 2 KM / 1.24 MI Tennis within 10 KM / 6.21 MI

Convention Center
World Trade Center Convention Distance 2 KM / 1.24 MI

Local Insider

Must See:
Gateway of India
This majestic arch of triumph on the shore of Mumbai harbour commemorates the visit of King George V in 1911. It's an exaggerated colonial marker, designed by George Wittet to symbolise the enduring nature of British rule.

Victoria Terminus
This Italian Gothic structure was designed in 1878 by FW Stevens and then cost an whopping 1.6 million Indian Rupees. The headquarters of the Central Railways, it is now renamed the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. It has been formally inscribed as a world heritage site by the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO

The Prince Of Wales Museum
was also built to venerate King George’s visit. The construction of the museum is based on the Indo -Saracen style of architecture and was successfully completed in 1923. The Prince of Wales Museum boasts of exhibits in various areas like the art and paintings, archeology and natural history.

Jehangir Art Gallery
For all the art lovers amongst you the Jehangir Art Gallery will prove to be a heaven on Earth. The gallery is located in the compound of the Prince of Wales Museum and comprises of an Auditorium and an exhibition hall. The gallery displays the works of modern Indian artists. Besides being the venue for art exhibitions in Bombay the Jehangir Art Gallery organizes other art activities for the promotion of a national movement in contemporary visual arts.

Mani Bhavan
This used to be Mahatma Gandhi's temporary home during his visits to Mumbai between 1917 and 1934. Houseing the Gandhi museum, it exhibits a diorama depicting scenes from the Mahatma's life along with an extensive collection of books, letters and other personal articles

Other places worth seeing include the General Post Office, Mumbai Municipal Corporation Building and the Town Hall

Must Do:
Take a walk down Marine Drive and try some Indian fast food like bhel puri and paani puri at Chowpatty.Shop for Handicrafts from Government stores. Window Shop in Colaba

What's New:
A new movie every Friday!

Don't Go Home Without:
Buying Indian Handicrafts. Watching a Bollywood movie for its mix of all emotions.

Tips:
Don't drink tap water and eat only at reputed restaurants.There are two categories of Taxis : one which is the non airconditioned black and yellow while the other is airconditioned and blue and silver. Do insist on running the meter and paying by the meter card.Beware of beggars.Change your foreign currency only at the hotel or through authorised money changers.While visiting temples or mosques, footwear should not be worn.

Attractions
Gateway of India (2 KM / 1.24 MI )
Prince of Wales Museum (2 KM / 1.24 MI )
Jehangir Art Gallery (2 KM / 1.24 MI )
St. Thomas Cathedral (2 KM / 1.24 MI )
Victoria Terminus Train Station (3 KM / 1.86 MI )
Elephanta Island (9 KM / 5.59 MI )
Haji Ali Mosque (8 KM / 4.97 MI )
National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA) (1 KM / 0.62 MI )

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