Classic Room
Our original rooms — simple, clean and quiet, with wooden doors and the feel of an old Dadar lodge.
An old-Bombay guest house in the heart of Dadar
Wooden doors, a warm reception and the bells of the Portuguese Church down the road. Mother India Hotel is a small, classic guest house in Dadar West, where Mumbai's two railway lines meet. We are slowly growing, with new air-conditioned rooms and, soon, a dormitory, while keeping the simple, friendly welcome of the old lodges.
Our original rooms — simple, clean and quiet, with wooden doors and the feel of an old Dadar lodge.
Our newer air-conditioned rooms — the classic welcome with today's comfort.
Space for four — for families visiting Mumbai, Siddhivinayak or relatives in the city.
Coming soon — clean, affordable beds for backpackers and solo travellers, the way Bombay's old lodges did it.
Mumbai's most loved Ganesh temple in Prabhadevi, visited by lakhs every Tuesday.
Mumbai's great open maidan, where Sachin Tendulkar and generations of cricketers learned the game.
The memorial to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar by the sea at Dadar, where he was cremated in 1956.
Mumbai's biggest wholesale flower market under Dadar's flyover — a riot of marigold and colour at dawn.
A local beach next to Chaityabhoomi, best for sunset views of the Bandra–Worli Sea Link.
Our neighbour: a 16th-century parish with a striking sail-shaped building by Charles Correa.
Lakhs come to Dadar every 6 December to honour Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Here is how to plan your visit and your stay.
Flamingos, Christmas in Bandra, kites on Sankranti, the Mumbai Marathon and Kala Ghoda — Mumbai's best season.
Flowers at dawn, Siddhivinayak, Shivaji Park and the sea — Dadar's best in one easy day.