Amisha Patel
Google
We recently stayed at The Lalit Mumbai and, unfortunately, it fell short of expectations. While it may have once been a 5-star property, it no longer feels like one.
The rooms are quite outdated, and the bathroom was particularly concerning — there was visible pink slime in the shower and around the sink, which suggests bacterial growth (likely pseudomonas). It makes you question whether proper cleaning agents like bleach are being used by housekeeping.
I booked a room for two adults and a child via Booking.com, clearly mentioning all specifications, yet was unexpectedly charged extra upon check-in. The front desk staff were unwelcoming and not helpful at all, which left a sour first impression.
On a positive note, the concierge team was excellent — helpful, professional, and truly the highlight of our experience in terms of service.
We arrived late around 11pm and opted for room service. Unfortunately, the food was cold, and no condiments were provided with our side of fries. The egg sandwich, spaghetti, and paneer dish were all underwhelming in terms of quality and presentation.
During checkout, I overheard another guest also voicing complaints, which confirmed that our experience wasn’t isolated.
Overall, this hotel seems more deserving of a 3-star rating at most. It’s disappointing to see how much it has declined. For the premium prices charged, guests should expect much better standards across the board