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The Oberoi, Mumbai

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On November 26, 2008, gunmen stormed this Nariman Point tower during the terror attacks that killed 32 people inside the hotel; the Oberoi Group spent 18 months and roughly $35 million rebuilding it from the marble up before reopening in April 2010. Built in 1986 above Marine Drive's 'Queen's Necklace' shoreline, the hotel now runs 237 rooms and suites, and its Ziya restaurant is mentored by Michelin-starred chef Vineet Bhatia.

About The Oberoi, Mumbai

History

Built in 1986 at Nariman Point overlooking Marine Drive's curving 'Queen's Necklace' shoreline, The Oberoi, Mumbai became one of the city's best-known business and social addresses. On November 26, 2008, it was one of the sites targeted in the coordinated terror attacks on Mumbai; 32 people, including 10 Oberoi employees, were killed inside the hotel over the three-day siege, and fire and smoke left roughly 90 percent of the interior damaged. Rather than simply repair the damage, the Oberoi Group rebuilt the hotel from scratch under an in-house team, replacing the original red granite lobby floor with white marble from Thassos, Greece, and redesigning the room mix. It reopened on April 24, 2010, after an 18-month closure and a renovation costing an estimated $35-40 million.

The setting

1 km from Wankhede Stadium. 2 km from Gateway of India arch.

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