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Located on the banks of the Mithi River, Kurla West is an affluent neighbourhood in East Mumbai. It is one of the two parts of a larger locality referred to as Kurla. Business travellers visiting Mumbai prefer to stay at hotels in Kurla West as this area provides easy access to Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) which is home to major corporate giants including The Capital, First International Finance Centre, Reserve Bank of India, Amazon and National Stock Exchange, among others. Whereas, leisure travellers opt for Kurla West hotels owing to its nearness to attractions like Our Lady of Egypt Church, Maharashtra Nature Park, Holy Cross Church and Snow World Mumbai. Medical tourists also prefer this area as a few of the most prominent hospitals in the city like City Hospital & Research Centre, Kohinoor Hospital and Bhabha Hospital are also situated in and around Kurla West, Mumbai.
Hotels in Kurla West, Mumbai are easily accessible from some of the most popular shopping malls of Mumbai. You can visit Phoenix Marketcity, R City Mall and Link Square Mall, among others for a splendid shopping experience. There are plenty of other shopping places at a short distance from Kurla West, including some of the oldest shopping destinations of the city like Linking Road, Hill Road, Hindmata Market and Lokhandwala.
For a scrumptious meal, travellers can head to the numerous eateries and restaurants in this area of Bangalore. Persian Darbar, Domino's Pizza, New Sahara Restaurant, Tandoor Se and Hot & Sour Chinese Restaurant are the most popular restaurants in the area. Travellers can also experience the nightlife of Mumbai at Neos, Kitty Su, Club Sirkus, Tryst, Matahaari and Q-Bar - The Quarter Club, among others.
Sightseeing options in and around Kurla West include Shiv Smarak, Sion Fort, Shri Laxmi Narayan Temple, Holy Cross Church, Shree Nandikeshwar Temple and Snow World Mumbai. Further, travellers staying at hotels in Kurla West, Mumbai can also visit Juhu Beach (10 km) Mahakali Caves (13 km) Gateway of India (18.5 km) and Nehru Planetarium (19 km) which are among the most popular attractions in Mumbai.
Mumbai hotels in Kurla West enjoy easy connectivity to the rest of the city via various modes of transport. Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (7.6 km) is easily accessible by buses and taxis within 30 minutes. Mumbai local railway network has a specific station for the locality named Kurla Railway Station which connects the neighbourhood with the rest of the localities in the city. Bandra Terminus (7 km) and Lokmanya Tilak (2.6 km) can also be easily accessed from hotels in Kurla West. Jagruti Nagar and Ghatkopar (approx. 5 km) are the nearest metro stations to Kurla West.
Good hotel, close to US consulate. Clean rooms, clean toilet,nice bed with many pillows, good thick blanket. Have good AC, TV, cupboard, working table, chair,two water bottles per day, long mirror.
Very nice location and good luck good staff and maneger
Amazing hotel first time I have got very clean and tidy room perfect location and to be honest it's budget friendly and I can say very good for couples and solo traveller. Staff very friendly and professional yes property has few damage with regards to maintanence but you will get fresh clean bed sheet and towels. And good thing is very close to phionex mall just 10 min walks. Once again Thank you Team.
I booked from Goibibo and i have to wait coz booking was not showing in hotel staff application
I have stayed with Fab Hotels before in other cities but sorry to say this was a disastrous experience. I checked in in the night and got a room on the ground floor. Till late night, the staff kept making so much noise including banging doors. I thought this was bad. Next morning turned out to be even worse. Around 1 pm, we were asked to come out of our rooms immediately. Not even 2 minutes were given as the BMC people have come. We were asked to keep our luggage inside our rooms. We were totally left in confusion as to what was happening and were assured that things would be over in 2 minutes. We all went out of the hotel and, to our shock and horror, saw that the BMC people were demolishing a part of the hotel. First they demolished a room on the ground floor then they went up to do the same on the first floor. We were still assured that we didn't have to worry and that it would all be over in 15 minutes or so. Families with kids, elderly people, couples, even foreigners - all of us were standing and waiting outside to comprehend the situation. Finally after nearly an hour of constantly asking them to clarify everything, we were told to go and pack our luggage and that they would shift us to another hotel. We all made it clear that we wouldn't pay an extra penny in the other hotel, which they thankfully listened. Packing was such a difficult experience as the electricity was cut off because of the situation and the whole hotel was left dark. Had to use my mobile torch to pack somehow. Was happy to leave the place. Yes, we were ultimately moved for which I am grateful but that one hour of total shock and confusion no guest would appreciate. The entire experience was unsavoury and inconvenient for us. These things don't happen out of the blue. If they had got notice from the BMC, why did they then take so many bookings?
My experience at this property was extremely disappointing and completely unacceptable. Initially, we were given a very small room. After entering, we found a centipede (kankhajura) in the room. The staff removed it, but while we were sitting there, flying insects started coming into the room. Only after we complained again were we shifted to another room. The second room was also in terrible condition. I personally saw a staff member using the same toilet-cleaning brush to clean the washbasin, which is completely unhygienic and unacceptable. The room had water leaking everywhere, the floor was wet, the bedsheets were dirty, the towels were filthy, and even the blanket cover was torn. On top of that, there was no proper water available for bathing, which caused us a lot of inconvenience. Considering the extremely poor hygiene, unacceptable room conditions, and overall unpleasant experience, I request a full refund of the amount I paid for this booking. The services provided were far below the standards promised by FabHotels, and I do not believe I should be charged for such an experience.
Terrible experience Manager of unsound mind we did not satyed at the hotel and also tried to complain but there was no results
Worst experience ever
Extremely Disappointed – No Support for Medical Patients and Misleading Information I had a deeply disappointing experience at Fab Grand Heritage Hotel BKC. After a long and tiring journey, we requested early check-in—something that was clearly confirmed by Fab Hotels beforehand, along with assurance that a ground-floor room would be available. Upon arrival, not only was early check-in refused despite our willingness to pay for it, but we were also told there were no rooms on the ground floor. The only available room was on the second floor, which was simply not an option due to medical reasons. What's worse is the complete lack of empathy shown by the staff. Rather than assisting, they were argumentative, dismissive, and spoke in a loud, disrespectful tone. It was heartbreaking to see that even though the medical condition of the guest was visibly apparent, there was no attempt to help or accommodate. There was no compassion, no humanity. India is growing fast economically and culturally, but basic human values like empathy and support—especially for female senior citizens and medical patients—seem to be missing in places like this. It's upsetting to think that in a country known for its hospitality, guests in pain are treated this way. We have a lot to learn from developed countries where care, kindness, and even love for animals are prioritized far more than what we experienced here for human. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone, especially those traveling with elderly or ailing family members. A place that cannot show basic human decency is not worth staying at.

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