ITC Grand
Central seems like a beautiful relic from the British Raj era of Mumbai. It’s
steeped in Old World charm with a cobblestone courtyard and pathways, British
colonial and Victorian renaissance architecture and a Gothic-influenced spire.
The hotel
also draws influence from its land’s former tenants: a plethora of cotton mills
and before that, a colonial settlement that Bombay governor William Hornby
called home. Today, ITC Grand Central resides in Mumbai’s upscale district of
Parel that’s close to the business and commercial centers of the city.
Despite
looking to the past for design inspiration, this is a thoroughly modern property.
Like all other ITC hotels, the eco-friendly Grand Central outpost is LEED (Leadership
in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum certified. Plus, a spa entices
with Indian therapies, and an array of restaurants channel everything from a
Dublin bar to a Shanghainese fine-dining venue to sate your every craving.
ITC Grand
Central seems like a beautiful relic from the British Raj era of Mumbai. It’s
steeped in Old World charm with a cobblestone courtyard and pathways, British
colonial and Victorian renaissance architecture and a Gothic-influenced spire.
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