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Mumbai is home to some of India’s grandest palace hotels, but the MICHELIN Guide has now singled out a more modern address. Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, located in southern Worli, has been awarded a MICHELIN Key as part of the Guide’s 2026 hotel selection, the hotel announced on September 22.
In its review, the Guide notes that the hotel takes a distinctly contemporary approach, with a gleaming glass tower and a stone-clad lobby. The interiors favour subdued, natural colours over traditional or colonial references. In the guest rooms, design takes a back seat to the views, particularly those overlooking the Arabian Sea. Marble bathrooms with separate soaking tubs, oversized televisions and other five-star comforts round out the stay.
The Guide also flags the Worli location as convenient for business travellers, while the two-floor spa and daily yoga sessions offer a counterpoint to the pace of the city.
“Receiving a MICHELIN Key is a meaningful recognition for the team at Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai. What makes it particularly significant is that the recognition comes from a guide that has looked closely at the experience of the hotel and what sets it apart within Mumbai’s luxury hospitality landscape. The MICHELIN Guide’s observations on our contemporary design and approach to guest comfort speak to the experience we have worked to create,” said Nitesh Gandhi, General Manager, Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai.
The hotel’s current offerings include the rooftop bar AER, the all-day dining restaurant Opus and a spa with spacious treatment rooms. A new restaurant, SanQi, is slated to open next.