Sahara Star Hotel Mumbai Airport

Sahara Star sits directly opposite Mumbai's domestic Terminal 1, its landmark pillar-less glass dome visible as you exit arrivals. Inside, a 55,000 sq ft tropical lagoon, a large marine aquarium and glass panoramic elevators make it the most theatrical of the airport hotels.

Accommodation

The hotel has 348 rooms including 25 suites, arranged in planet-themed categories. Entry-level Earth and Mercury rooms face the city or the lagoon, many with balconies; Uranus and Neptune suites range from 700 to over 1,300 sq ft with living and dining rooms, jacuzzis and lagoon-view balconies; Venus rooms and suites add open-to-sky glass roofs and wet decks.

Dining

Nine food and beverage venues cover most cravings: The Earth Plate (global cuisine), Namak (royal Indian), EAST (Pan-Asian with teppanyaki grills), award-winning Mabruk (Mediterranean and Lebanese), Manuhaar (Gujarati-Marwari thali), the Lagoon Lounge, a bakery, the Diwine wine cellar, and Ocean, a private dining room enclosed on three sides by the aquarium.

Events, Spa and Facilities

Sahara Sapphire, a 55,000 sq ft pillar-less hall, is one of the city's largest event spaces, supported by the Jade Ballroom and five meeting rooms with video-conferencing. Juvana Spa, a pool with built-in jacuzzi, and a fitness centre cover wellness.