Gartner Summit India 2005

Mumbai, or Bombay as it is still known by many, has been aptly called 'India's largest city, in attitude if not in population'. Located on the central western coast of India along the Arabian Sea, Mumbai is a series of islands connected to the mainland by bridges. A melting pot of 16 million people, Mumbai is India's most cosmopolitan city.

Grand Hyatt Mumbai is a city landmark. Built on 10 acres of prime land in the centre of Mumbai (Bombay), Grand Hyatt Mumbai is a multidimensional lifestyle complex that includes luxurious hotel accommodation with Hyatt's signature Grand Club® facilities, a range of exciting and innovative Indian and international dining options with the Entertainment Centre, 147 serviced apartments, one of the city's largest banquet and meetings facilities, the multilevel Grand Hyatt Plaza for international-style shopping and Club Oasis Fitness Centre and Spa.

The 10 acre complex is strategically located 10 minutes from the domestic airport, 20 minutes from the international airport and five minutes from the rapidly developing financial district of Bandra-Kurla, which also houses the American School of Mumbai and Dhirubhai Ambani International School - two of the city's best-known international schools.

Created by a team of international architects, designers and consultants, Grand Hyatt Mumbai is truly a world-class facility, with unique water features, a seamless open-plan layout, contemporary interiors that are timeless in their understated elegance and museum-quality art, specially commissioned from city-based artists for the hotel. A 'grand experience' for international and domestic travellers and the Mumbai-based cognoscenti.