Ibis Mumbai Airport - An Accor Brand

This Ibis is quite old and run-down. The room had a strong, persistent odor, and the towels were dingy and definitely needed replacing. Slippers aren't provided, so I recommend bringing your own – even other Indian hotels offer them. The hotel is very close to the airport; it's about a 15-minute taxi ride from T2, costing 280-500 rupees. On the plus side, you can't hear any airplane noise, but the hallway insulation is poor, so you hear everything happening outside your door.

Though small, it has everything you need. It's quite convenient, especially for getting to the airport in about ten minutes. It's also well-located for visiting clients in Mumbai, as it's centrally situated, making it easy to get anywhere.

I've stayed at the Ibis in Delhi before, and compared to that, the Mumbai location had a noticeable difference in cleanliness and room comfort.

The pedestrian path from Mumbai Airport Terminal 1 is a bit inconvenient for walking. The facilities are small but well-arranged and comfortable enough. The water quality is average compared to other hotels in India.

The main reason to stay in Aerocity is for safety and convenience. However, the hotel breakfast didn't have much that suited Chinese tastes.