The ITC Welcomgroup Sheraton hotels in India added another member to its chain The
ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton. Designed in a classical style, the hotel has drawn from
Mumbais Victorian past and the magical blending of local cultures. Located a mile
from the international airport and three miles from the domestic airport, the hotel is in
close proximity to the bustling business districts of north and central Mumbai.
The Business Centre is equipped with
business facilities like personal computers, high speed photocopying, printers, Internet
access, video conferencing facility, translation and secretarial services. There is a
choice of four meeting rooms that can seat from eight to 15 guests. For those who want to
give themselves up to leisure, there is an outdoor swimming pool, fully equipped exercise
room with separate message room, steam, sauna and jacuzzi manned by professional trainers.
The gastronome has a choice of the finest
cuisines to pick from. The Peshawari brings alive the rustic flavours of the north-west
frontier cuisine that is traditionally prepared in clay tandoor ovens. The Dum Pukht is a
74-seater restaurant celebrating Indian cuisine from Awadh and the royal kitchens of
Hyderabad. The Peshwa Pavilion is a 24-hour coffee shop, which has an elaborate buffet
spread around the clock.. Festivals is the dining restaurant, showcasing cuisines from
around the world, while Bombay High is a lively bar which serves the finest selection of
international spirits, cigars and snacks. Wooden flooring and deep armchairs enhance the
relaxed atmosphere.
There are places of tourist attraction
nearby. Like the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, which is approximately a stretch of 100 sq
km of forestland, home to wildlife like lions, antelopes, moose, deer and wild bear. The
park also has a Lion Safari Park. Kanheri Caves are located nearby. There are
awe-inspiring masterpieces excavated in the face of a single hill dating from the end of 2nd
century A.D. to the middle of 9th century. Marve and Manori beaches are nearby
getaways, the highlight of which are the local fishing villages.