The property embodies ibis’ vision of making travel more open and inclusive through smart design, seamless convenience, and a lively social environment. Strategically located in Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), one of Mumbai’s most prominent business districts, the hotel provides seamless connectivity to key business hubs and the airport, making it an ideal choice for both business and leisure travellers.
Upon arrival, guests are welcomed into a vibrant, multifunctional lobby that seamlessly integrates the lounge and bar areas, creating an inviting space to work, relax, or socialise. Reflecting the vibrancy of Mumbai, the hotel showcases curated contemporary art inspired by the city’s dynamic culture, displayed throughout public areas and guestrooms.
JB Singh, President & CEO of InterGlobe Hotels, commented: “We are delighted to announce the opening of ibis Mumbai BKC, marking another milestone in our growing portfolio in India. From thoughtfully designed public spaces to well-appointed rooms and curated dining, every aspect has been carefully crafted to enhance the guest experience. Designed to match the lifestyle needs and aspirations of modern travellers, the hotel offers a seamless blend of style and convenience. At InterGlobe Hotels, we remain committed to elevating the guest experience and setting new standards in hotel design and exceptional build quality.”
Tejus Joseph Director of Operation at ibis India said: “Pioneering accessibilty travel since 1974, the ibis brand redefined economic hospitality by offering a forward-looking and vibrant guest experience. ibis Mumbai BKC embodies this vision, offering contemporary comfort, quality service, and exceptional value. Its strategic location in BKC makes the hotel an ideal choice for business and leisure travellers alike. From well-designed rooms to modern amenities, every aspect is thoughtfully crafted to ensure a memorable stay.”
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