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Adults-only
Hotel Sangam Residency - Mumbai ★★
Mumbai
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An adults-only hotel in Chembur with just 9 rooms, free Wi-Fi, and 24-hour reception.
From₹2,578per night
Love hotels · Maharashtra · India
Love Hotels in Mumbai
Three Mumbai stays for couples, each set in a different part of the city.
3 hotels
6 avg. rating
typical ₹2,864
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Central Mumbai
Shraddha Hotel - Mumbai
Mumbai
A reliable, well-located base in Mahim with 24-hour service and essential comforts.
From₹2,864per night
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Quiet beach stay
A small 8-room resort near Manori Aum Beach with free Wi-Fi, parking, and a garden – ideal for a quiet coastal stay.
From₹3,246per night
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Love Hotels in Mumbai
The three love hotels here each answer a different need: Hotel Sangam Residency is an adults-only hideaway in Chembur with just nine rooms, free Wi-Fi and round-the-clock reception, priced from ₹2,579 a night. Shraddha Hotel, in Mahim, offers central convenience with 24-hour service for ₹2,866. Spring Resort & Lodging trades the city for a quiet beachside setting at Manori Aum Beach, with a garden, parking and free Wi-Fi for ₹3,248.
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Frequently asked
which mumbai love hotel is cheapest
Hotel Sangam Residency in Chembur is the cheapest at ₹2,579 per night, an adults-only property with just nine rooms. The most expensive is Spring Resort & Lodging at ₹3,248, set by Manori Aum Beach.
which district should i pick for a first visit to mumbai
For a first visit, Mahim – where Shraddha Hotel is – is convenient and central, with easy access to both the airport and the city's main sights. Chembur, home to Hotel Sangam Residency, is more mid-town and practical if you plan to head east. The beachside Spring Resort near Manori is best for a quieter, nature-focused stay rather than sightseeing.
how do i get to these love hotels from the airport
From Mumbai airport, Mahim is a short taxi ride away – Shraddha Hotel sits near the junction with 24-hour service. Chembur is also within easy reach via the Eastern Express Highway, where you'll find Hotel Sangam Residency. Spring Resort involves a longer trip north to Manori Aum Beach; plan for at least an hour, and check transport options beforehand.
Love Hotels in Mumbai
Mumbai's love hotels are a discreet, practical answer to the city's housing crush and its conservative streaks. They cluster where space is tight and privacy is prized – Chembur's mid-town sprawl, Mahim's busy junction, and the quiet northern edge of Manori Aum Beach. Each of the three properties here takes a different approach to the same promise: a room that won't ask questions, with check-in at any hour and staff who keep to themselves.
What you pay for is the location and the size of the room's ambitions. The cheapest of the three, in Chembur, sits near the Eastern Express Highway – a reliable base for couples who want to be out the door fast. The most expensive, at ₹3,248 a night, trades the city for a garden and eight rooms by a beach. In between, Mahim offers a mid-price option with 24-hour service and easy links to both the airport and the city's south.
The bottom line
This set suits couples who want straightforward, no-frills privacy without the formalities of a larger hotel – especially if you're on a budget and value convenience over luxury. For more spacious stays with pools or business amenities, look at the family-friendly or business hotel pages. If price is your main driver, the budget hotels page offers more choice, and for a beach stay with more services, the spa or exceptional design pages might be worth a look.