A low-rise beachfront resort on the Madh-Marve road above Aksa Beach, and the closest thing Mumbai has to a coastal weekend escape.
The Resort stands on the Arabian Sea shoreline at Aksa, on the Madh-Marve road beyond Malad West, in a stretch of coconut palms and low-rise villages that feels a long way from central Mumbai despite being inside the city limits. The property is spread horizontally rather than stacked into a tower, with rooms and cottages arranged around gardens, a large outdoor pool and direct access to the beach. Sea-view rooms look straight down the sand, and the sunsets from the western terraces are the main reason most guests come. Facilities include a spa, a fitness centre, a children's play area and indoor games, which make it popular with Mumbai families driving out for a weekend rather than with business travellers. Dining covers an all-day multi-cuisine restaurant, a poolside grill and a bar, with seafood featuring heavily. Aksa Beach itself has strong currents and swimming is unsafe in places, so the pool does most of the work, but the sand is good for long walks at low tide. The drive from south Mumbai takes well over an hour, and the airport is around forty-five minutes away.
| Price | $$$ |
|---|---|
| Address | 11, Madh-Marve Road, Aksa Beach, Malad West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400064, India |
Room types
- Superior Room
- Deluxe Sea View Room
- Suite
- Cottage
Amenities
- Free WiFi
- Outdoor pool
- Spa
- Fitness center
- Multiple restaurants
- Beachfront access
- Kids play area
- Conference facilities
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Location
11, Madh-Marve Road, Aksa Beach, Malad West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400064, India
19.1745, 72.7940 View on map
Highlights
- Direct frontage onto Aksa Beach and the Arabian Sea
- Large garden pool and low-rise cottage layout
- Sunset terraces facing west over the water
- Family-oriented with children's play areas and indoor games
Tips for visiting
- Sea-view rooms are worth the supplement here more than at most Mumbai hotels
- Swimming in the sea at Aksa is unsafe in stretches because of strong currents; the pool is the safer option
- Weekend rates rise sharply as Mumbai families drive out, so midweek stays cost far less
When to visit
October to March is the right season for the Madh and Aksa coast, when the Arabian Sea is calm and the beach walkable at sunset. Weekend rates spike as Mumbai families drive out of the city, while the June to September monsoon closes the sea to swimming and cuts prices sharply.
Accessibility
Mostly single-storey layout with level garden paths; the beach itself is reached over sand and is not wheelchair accessible.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the beach safe for swimming?
No. Aksa Beach has strong currents and unsafe stretches, and swimming is not advised. The resort's outdoor pool is the practical alternative.
How far is the resort from central Mumbai?
Well over an hour by road from the southern districts, and around forty-five minutes from the airport.