Pet-friendly hotels in Mumbai

Traveling to Mumbai with a dog means one question dominates the planning: where can we actually stay? These are hotels travelers associate with bringing pets in Mumbai. Pet policies, fees and size limits change often, so treat this list as your shortlist and always confirm the current pet policy directly with the property before booking.

Pet-friendly hotels in Mumbai

Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai · 1/136, Dr Elijah Moses Rd, Gandhi Nagar, Upper Worli, Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400018, India · Rated 4.5
President, Mumbai - IHCL SeleQtions · 90, Ganesh Murti Nagar, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400005, India · Rated 4.4
Sofitel Mumbai BKC · C 57, G Block BKC, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400051, India · Rated 4.7
HOTEL ROYCE BKC · shop no. 28, STEEL WALI CHAWL, 1\1, Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, near KURLA GARDEN, Kurla West, Kurla, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400070, India · Rated 4.7
The Lighthouse / U-Tan Sea Resort at 9167774307 · CHOWK DONGRI VIA UTTAN, Bhayandar West, Near Pali Beach Resort, Dongri, Uttan, Mumbai, Mira Bhayandar, Maharashtra 401106, India · Rated 4.1
Palm Springs Beach Resort - Gorai · Gorai Beach Road, Gorai, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400091, India · Rated 4.2
Grand Hyatt Mumbai Hotel & Residences · Bandra Kurla Complex, Siddharath Nagar, Vakola, Vicinity, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400055, India · Rated 4.5
Staywood Suites, Mumbai · MCJC HOUSE M C Jain & Co, Plot No 1137, Veer savarkar Marg, Old Cadel Rd, Dadar West, Dadar, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400028, India · Rated 4.6

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Honest note: pet-friendliness here means travelers mention bringing pets to these properties. Hotels change policies, add fees and restrict room types without updating every listing site. A two-minute call before booking beats a refused check-in.

Before you book: pet policies change often and vary by property -- always confirm the current pet policy directly with the hotel before booking.

What to ask the front desk

Pet fee -- nightly or flat? Both exist, and the number varies wildly; confirm in writing before you book.
Any size or breed rules? Weight caps around 25--35 kg are common, and some breeds are excluded outright.
Pet limit per room? Usually two; beyond that you need a direct yes from the property.
Unattended in the room? Usually not allowed -- sort your sightseeing around the dog, or ask about local sitters.
Where is the relief spot? You want to know this before the 11pm walk, not during it.

Settle the dog in fast

Pack their bed or a worn blanket, bowls, and a chew that smells like home. Keep feeding times normal, do a good walk before dinner, and leave the do-not-disturb sign out whenever the dog is alone in the room -- a surprised housekeeper and a loose dog is nobody's good story.

Frequently asked questions

Do pet-friendly hotels charge extra in Mumbai?

Usually, yes -- expect a nightly pet fee or a flat cleaning fee. Get the exact amount confirmed before booking; it varies widely.

Which hotels in Mumbai allow dogs?

Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, President, Mumbai - IHCL SeleQtions, Sofitel Mumbai BKC, HOTEL ROYCE BKC, The Lighthouse / U-Tan Sea Resort at 9167774307 surfaced for pet-friendly stays.

What floor should I ask for with a dog in Mumbai?

Ground floor near an exit saves everyone -- you, the dog, and the guests you would otherwise pass in the hallway at 6am. Ask when booking; pet rooms are often grouped anyway.

Do hotel pet policies change often in Mumbai?

Yes -- fees, weight limits and room restrictions change without listing sites catching up. The policy on the booking page is a starting point; the front desk's answer is the truth.

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