AllWays Traveller Features
Tata's Centrepiece, The Taj Palace Hotel Mumbai
The ambience exuded by this magnificent place is synonymous with the charm and elegance of a bygone era, that is meticulously preserved in perfection at The Taj. The ornate lampshades, intricately woven carpets and splendid carvings that adorn the lobby is akin to a visual poetry recital. The fresh flower displays in the lobby are a captivating visual treat to feast ones eyes on. The soft strains of alive sitar or piano playing in the background transports ones' sense to a magical spiritual floating cloud.
This legendary luxury hotel has hosted kings, dignitaries and eminent personalities from all over the world since 1903. True to the Indian roots of Ayurveda, the philosophy of the Taj's Jiva Spa is imbedded in ancient Indian therapies and wellbeing rituals, and inspired by Ayurvedic principles.
The Taj is a calm, tranquil oasis in the hustle of Mumbai. There are many specialist restaurants to try as well as all-day dining, cafes, and bars. The pool is one of Mumbai's best, with more culinary options poolside. What makes the Taj truly unique is the exceptional service of the staff that is phenomenal. You can see a palpable sense of joy and pride they take in their job whether it is in the restaurants or the lobby. They are the spirit of The Taj. The food at the Taj is simply amazing and an epic culinary experience.
At the Masala Kraft restaurant, one Inhales the exotic fragrance of aromatic Indian spices as traditional favourites are prepared at live cooking stations. The unique Masala Medley cocktails and local Bombay Tiffin will leave you entranced! The chef Shamsher Singh is charm personified and was only too happy to share his recepie on the delicious cashew nut methi medley he had prepared. Elsewhere, you have the all day dining at Shamiana that is Mumbai's original coffee shop.
Enjoy an extraordinary dining experience and start the day by relishing an international breakfast with live counters, elaborate weekend brunches with foot-tapping music, an extensive lunch and dinner menus. At the Golden Dragon, one may see a celebrity or a well-know Bollywood star and experience delectable Chinese cuisine with a Cantonese vibe.
The roof top Lebanese restaurant, The Souk, has marvellous views of the Mumbai harbour, Gateway of India and the vibrant Colaba art district. Souk serves an eclectic a la carte Mediterranean menu spanning the cuisines of Morocco, Lebanon and Syria