j w marriott in juhu

eden

my husband seems to think you can join the hotel as a club so you can use all the facilities. is this correct and if so any idea of cost for a family??? expensive im sure!!!

birds

The Marriott in Goa has a similar pro gramme. It is not that you can use all the facilities for free but still tends to be good value if you use all that they offer under the programme. Is not so expensive either. In Goa INR 5,000 per annum but must be more in Mumbai. Some of the privileges are also valid for other Marriots worldwide.

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paintedlotus

I'm not sure about becoming a "member" to use their facilities, but I can say that it's a very nice hotel-- stayed there last year for a couple of nights. But I'm a Marriott employee and therefore had a VERY steep discount, otherwise it's way too far out of my price range!

Good luck!

Hemmie

Many expats living in Bandra and Juhu are members there. I have never been there myself, but they seem happy with it. I'm not entirely sure, but I think membership is close to 2 lakhs (Rs.200000) per year.

tukul_traveler

I'm not sure about Mariott but the Grand Hyatt in Juhu for example costs 2000 INR per day or 14.000 INR per month. That allows you to use their pool, the gym and the spa (massages are for free) - and drinking water as well
I just wanted to swim a bit there, so for me, it wasn't worth it at the end!

Mosi

It is true, you can become a member. You can use the pool, gym and spa and you get a discount on food and drinks. It is a great place as you are right at the sea so it is a bit cooler and you get some (relatively) fresh air. It is expensive though, as are all the clubs in Mumbai. Hemmie's price quote is about right.

Indizen

Why don't you contact the hotel directly and get precise information you can use.

sachin261265

Join Juhu Millennium Club which is next to Cooper Hospital. Club has one of the best facilities with Tennis and Squash Court. Hotels are very expensive and some of the hotels like Hotel Leela has stopped taking outsiders as members due to security threat as well as making club/facilities exclusively for the residence..

Mosi

Millenium Club doesn't do short term membership so if you are here for a couple of years that won't work.

sachin261265

Millennium Club gives Corporate Membership which might be of short duration. I really do not know how short you are looking for.

If you wish you can come to club as my guest whenever you feel comfortable. I am member of Club and my friends on IndiaMike can come as my guest to use facilities.

It might work out bit expensive now as every day one has to pay entrance fee of Rs.50 and further charges for use of Gym or swimming pool.

Why don't you try for a very beautiful and spacious Gym at Crystal Point Mall, above Star Bazar, New Andheri Link Road, Andheri (West). Its 60,000 sq. feet of real indulgence with all modern equipments and offers steam and sauna facilities as well. You can also join a world famous Bikram Yoga at that place. Cost wise its not that expensive. I heard they charge Annual Fee of Rs.40,000. That was introductory fee when they open Gym. you need to check up whats recent charges.