Area Attractions

The Bandra Kurla Complex is a prominent upscale commercial hub of Mumbai that houses major multi-national corporations and luxury residences. Stone's throw away from the Grand Hyatt Mumbai, organizations such as the National Business Centre, National Stock Exchange, Securities, and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC), Twitter India, Facebook India, The Boston Consulting Group, (BCG), NABARD Head Office, Bharat Diamond Bourse, IL&FS, Amazon.com, Spotify, JSW, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and Fortune 2000 are nearby. Banking institutions such as the Jammu and Kashmir Bank, ICICI Bank, Citibank, Dena Bank, Bank of Baroda, State Bank of India, Bank of India, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Standard Chartered Bank have set up base in BKC. More so institutions such as the Unit Trust of India, Dhirubhai Ambani International School, American School of Bombay, Asian Heart Institute, Mumbai Cricket Association's cricket ground, the United States Consulate, Mumbai and British Deputy High Commission, Jio Gardens, and Jio World Centre are also present in BKC.

Located 20 minutes away from Grand Hyatt Mumbai, Bandra is a prominent entertainment and culture hub in Mumbai. Termed as the ‘Queen of Suburbs’, Bandra is a melting pot of activity and culture; showcasing a cross section of lifestyle products and services, restaurants, pubs, bars and high-street stores. Bandra is also well renowned for its coastlines with promenades along Bandstand, Reclamation and Carter Road.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link, also known as the Rajiv Gandhi Sea Link started operations from 2009 onwards. The cable-stayed bridge connects the suburbs of Mumbai to the arterial roads of downtown Worli and South Mumbai, one of the richest urban precincts in India that houses the city’s primary business areas, office spaces, heritage, and high-end residential facilities.

A key commercial and residential district of Mumbai, Worli is home to a congregation of multinational companies such as Novartis, Barclays Bank, Credit Suisse, Hindujas, and YES Bank. A prominent attraction in Worli is the Nehru Science Centre which is the largest interactive science Centre in India.

Lower Parel is Mumbai’s largest and most diverse business, entertainment and shopping district Visit some of the world’s finest brands housed in shopping malls such as High Street Phoenix and Palladium for shopping enthusiasts. It is also a sanctuary for food, music and entertainment as it consists of a number of the cities hotspots such as the Comedy Store, Hard Rock Café and KoKo, The Bombay Canteen, Toit, amongst others.

Linking Road is a shopping HUB for every pocket size, from street stalls to high-end boutiques and international brands; one can find a variety of products from apparel, accessories, and footwear to electronics, trinkets, and more. The area is popular for its buzzing nightlife, eateries, and entertainment.

Another abode for street shopping, Colaba Causeway is one of the oldest and most renowned shopping districts in Mumbai. One can find an eclectic mix of products on sale right from vintage grandfather clocks to modern clothing and accessories. The well-entrenched neighborhood of Colaba is also home to some of the best restaurants, nightspots, art galleries, and architecture that offer a glimpse into influences of the bygone Victorian era.

As India’s leading Design House, GOODEARTH celebrates the culture and history of a rich and diverse land. With its unique mix of vibrant colour and serenity, GOODEARTH captures the essence of Indian style where opposites and contradictions coexist naturally and easily. Each year, they design and create a comprehensive Collection of products that tell the story of a particular tradition or culture from our own point of view. Their designs are original, contemporary, whimsical, yet rooted in tradition.

A shopper’s paradise, Phoenix Marketcity offers a multitude of entertainment, dining, and shopping experiences. Housing over 600 premium and high street brands, shoppers will be left spoilt for choice. Phoenix Marketcity also offers a variety of entertainment options with a 7-screen Cinema house, Bowling Alleys, and more. The mall houses over 100 eateries that cook up multifarious cuisines from across the world, and accommodates a full-fledged entertainment hub where festivals, flea markets, concerts, and various other activities and cultural events are hosted regularly.

Phoenix Palladium is India’s first premium luxury retail and entertainment HUB located at Lower Parel, Mumbai. The shopping complex presents an environment that invokes refined elegance. The shopping complex houses over 250+ premium brands which include international brands such as Gucci, Burberry, Bottega, Jimmy Choo, Michael Kors, Coach, Canali, Armani Exchange, Hugo Boss to name a few, and an array of fine dining eateries.

From fresh market produce to spices of all sorts, clothing and fabrics stores, shoes, and accessories, there is nothing that one will not be able to find at this 150 years old market. Crawford Market is one of the most famous places to shop in Mumbai and is renowned for its stock of party supplies, gifts, cosmetics, Itar (perfumes), Chinese crockery, toys, flowers, and stationery. One should not miss the mouthwatering street food of Mumbai on offer in the many eateries located there.

A hundred years old market, Mangaldas Market is a gallery of all things to shop in Mumbai. This market is one of the best places to purchase ethnic and traditional formal wear. The market is quite renowned for its fabric as well.

Translating to “thieves market,” the famous Chor Bazaar is a unique spot for shopping in Mumbai. Serving up the unique shopping experience, at Chor Bazaar you can find products and items that you may have never seen before such as antiques and artifacts dating more than 100 years. You can shop for some really unique and rare antiques, excellent street food, and even automobile parts. The Chor Bazaar in Mumbai is famous for its old music records, Bollywood posters, vintage instruments like guitars and other musical instruments, speakers, and typewriters to name a few.

Zaveri Bazaar is the ideal destination for purchasing jewelry and therefore the name ‘Zaveri,’ meaning ‘jewelry.’ This iconic bazaar has been ever-present since the 19th century and is equally cherished by history buffs and shopaholics. The biggest HUB of gold merchandise, the entire area market is lined with small stores selling myriad things from jewelry, gemstones, to handicraft goods for home decor.

Built in 1911 during the British rule in India, the gateway of India is a monumental structure erected to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary. The structure carries great significance, since the Gateway provided as a passage for the last of the British troops to leave the country, following India’s independence.

Located in the heart of South Mumbai and a stone’s throw away from the Gateway of India, stands the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (formerly known as the Prince of Wales museum). Recognised as one of the 20 best museums in the world, the Prince of Wales museum is a confluence of Indo-Saracenic architecture with influences of Gothic and Moorish styles of design.

Situated 500 yards from the Mumbai shoreline, on an islet in the middle of the Arabian Sea; this 18th century shrine is a dedication to Sufi saint - Sayyed Peer Haji Ali Shah Bukhari. A testament to the Indo-Islamic style of architecture, the dargah is linked to the city by a narrow walkway accessible only during low tide. Occasionally, on Fridays one may get to see Sufi musicians performing a form of devotional music called Qawalli at the dargah.

A complete leisure destination, Esselworld –sprawls across 45 acres of land and is a refreshing getaway of entertainment and fun for families, in North-West Mumbai. This amusement park in Mumbai offers adventure rides and a water park with wave pools, exciting slides and a plethora of options to relax and spend the day with family and friends.