South Mumbai Hotel rates dip due to low demand

Added capacity of rooms in North Mumbai & migration of corporate offices to suburbs leads to correction of rates in Luxury hotels in SOBO

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With the steady supply of new hotel rooms in the north of the city the rates of luxury hotels in south Mumbai  have dipped low. 

The Trident, Nariman Point  which once commanded over Rs 10,000 a night, are now offering stays at around Rs 7,000 a night. The hotel, owned and operated by the Oberoi Hotels Group, is a prime property, facing the sea. Also, the executive club room at the ITC Grand Central, Parel is availabe for less than Rs 6,500 a night, whereas for an identical room at the ITC Maratha, Andheri, the rates start at Rs 10,500. New luxury properties that have come up in the suburbs include, Sofitel (BKC), Trident (BKC), Courtyard by Marriott (Andheri), Holiday Inn (Andheri), Hilton (Andheri) and Westin (Goregaon). Many more non-five star properties have also been developed.

The subsequent migration of offices of several key corporates has also led to a correction in room rates in luxury hotels in south Mumbai following reduced demand. Corporate traffic has moved to more affordable places, up north of the city.

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