Everest Stays Rooms and Dormitory

It was the worst experience of my life.

Kukreja·Há uma semana

The place was clean, but there was noise inside.

Raval·Há 5 meses

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

Divesh·Há 6 meses

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·Há 7 meses

“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·Há 8 meses