Hotel Oriental Aster - Mumbai International Airport

It was very good and pleasant stay. The breakfast served was very good and included the breads dosa sambhar idli juices and many more things. Easy to reach the location and comfortable rooms makes it one of the best hotels in economy. If anyone going to mumbai for the first time I would recommend this hotel to them

Bad hotel for the price .

Good food, staffs are not professional but we'll behaved. Small rooms but clean. Very close to airport.

The hotel had a bad approach road. Breakfast area was clumsy and felt like suffocated. The rooms were ok.

Road in front of hotel was under construction. Rooms are pretty small & bathroom finishes before opening. The hotel is not worth for more than 2000 per day. The hotel is very contested and it’s just a non star property.

It's a small hotel in comparison with what's visible and shown. Very poorly located in the small lane. The restaurant is in the basement and very small and shabby. Wl not recommend it in the rates in which it's booked!

Very nice hotel I am come with my family in hotel so next time comes again my sweet friends good 👍 🏨

The location of the hotel is undoubtedly its biggest advantage – it’s conveniently located within 3 km of Terminal 2 of the International Airport, making it a perfect choice for those with early flights or quick layovers. As for the breakfast, it was a pleasant surprise. The buffet had a decent variety, and the taste was quite good. There was enough selection to suit different tastes and dietary preferences, which added to the overall positive start to the day. When it comes to amenities, however, I noticed some shortcomings. Parking is a bit of an issue as the hotel doesn't have its own dedicated parking area, so guests have to park on the road. While this didn’t cause any major inconvenience, it's something that the hotel could improve for guests who arrive by car. The hotel’s services were good overall. The staff was polite, responsive, and ensured a smooth check-in and check-out process. However, one odd and somewhat frustrating thing I experienced was with the room's lighting setup. There was no dim light facility in the room, which was quite strange. If you want to keep a night lamp on, it’s simply not possible. Turning off one light switch meant turning off all the lights in the room, including the bathroom lights, except for the air conditioning. This became an issue, especially at night. If you're staying with family and someone needs to use the washroom, you have to do so in complete darkness unless you switch on all the room lights, which is quite disruptive. It felt like a design flaw or a technical problem with the room I stayed in, and it was both frustrating and inconvenient. For such a small yet important detail to be overlooked was surprising.