Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai has been awarded a MICHELIN Key by the MICHELIN Guide, recognising the property as one of the distinguished stays included in its 2026 hotel selection.

The recognition highlights the hotel's contemporary approach to luxury in a city known for its grand and traditional hospitality properties. In its review, the MICHELIN Guide notes the hotel's gleaming glass tower and stone-clad lobby, with interiors built around subdued, natural colours rather than traditional or colonial design elements.

The guest rooms also received attention for placing the focus on Mumbai's views, particularly those overlooking the Arabian Sea. Marble bathrooms with separate soaking tubs, oversized televisions and other five-star comforts add to the overall guest experience. Located in southern Worli, the hotel is also noted for its convenient location for business travellers. Guests can balance the pace of the city with the hotel's two-floor spa and daily yoga sessions, adding a wellness element to the stay.

Commenting on the recognition, Nitesh Gandhi, General Manager, Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, said, “Receiving a MICHELIN Key is a meaningful recognition for the team at Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai. What makes it particularly significant is that the recognition comes from a guide that has looked closely at the experience of the hotel and what sets it apart within Mumbai’s luxury hospitality landscape. The MICHELIN Guide’s observations on our contemporary design and approach to guest comfort speak to the experience we have worked to create.”

The hotel continues to build its luxury offering through experiences including its rooftop bar AER, all-day dining at Opus, spacious spa rooms and personalised service. Looking ahead, SanQi, the hotel's upcoming restaurant, is set to add another dining option as Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai moves into its next chapter.