"The first Four Seasons in India also became, at 33 stories, the tallest hotel in the country when it opened in 2009. Its location in the up-and-coming Worli section, halfway between the airport and the heart of the action on Nariman Point (where the landmark Taj Mahal Palace Hotel is situated), conveniently splits traffic-choked traveling distances. Worli’s makeover has a way to go yet, however, and hotel guests may be discomfited to see slum dwellings at their ultra-luxe doorstep. Exuberant abstract art in the lobby and elevators sets a modernist tone that melds with indeterminate pan-Asian touches to create a pleasant if slightly unremarkable ambience. The streamlined decor is better in the 202 spacious and luxurious guest rooms, whose cool contemporary design is enriched with luxurious locally inspired fabrics and ornate bed runners. Dine on fusion Asian at San-Qi, and have drinks and snacks on the outside pool deck adjoining the well-run two-story day spa."
