Everest Stays Rooms and Dormitory

It was the worst experience of my life.

Kukreja·A week ago

The place was clean, but there was noise inside.

Raval·5 months ago

The beds were neat and the customer service was nice, yet pan masala and cigarettes were used inside the area.

Divesh·6 months ago

I stayed here for a few days; it’s not a classic hotel but a hybrid of a hostel and daily rooms. If you just need a place to sleep and shower between city outings, it’s a good option. The main advantage is its location—both the metro and train stations are nearby, making a quick and easy trip to the city center essential for Mumbai. For the price, it’s a reasonable choice, especially on a budget. The room has the bare essentials: air conditioning (noisy but helpful), a fan, and a bed. Outside noise comes from a busy road. Internet access is available. What to keep in mind: the service and rooms are extremely simple. Check‑in is done the old‑fashioned way with a ledger, and the service is straightforward. The rooms are modest, with basic plumbing (typical for India—a “wet” toilet with a bucket and ladle if there’s a power outage and no hot water). The place feels more like a transit point for travelers. The staff sign you into a traveler’s logbook. The hostel is closed at night, making it difficult to get in and out at night.

Andrey·7 months ago

“Manager very good. Only if kitchen and washing machine is available it will be 10/10.Wash room also clean”

The room was a pleasant surprise - clean and not too cramped, it worked for our group of six. However, we were a bit let down by the lack of a kitchen and washing machine. Still, it was a decent place to stay, but could've been improved with those basic amenities.

Zodingi·8 months ago