Ratings & Reviews of Bandra West, Mumbai 400050

Bandra West is honestly the OG king of Mumbai suburbs. The vibes are too clean — safe lanes, chill crowd, cafés and gyms everywhere, station and seaface literally 5 mins away. Zero time wasted in commute. People here mind their own business, the neighbourhood feels peaceful, and life just runs smoother. Connectivity is honestly top tier — Dadar, Andheri, BKC… all 15–20 mins max. If you’re planning to shift, Bandra West gives crazy good value for what you pay — lifestyle, convenience, safety — everything in one place.

Living in Bandra West for a short period felt like being in the centre of Mumbai's beauty. Cafés, stores, and many more the lively lanes to give the area its distinctive character. Evening walks near Bandstand and Carter Road gave me great delight as I savoured the sea wind and the cityscape. Bandra railway station, Western Express Highway, and the Bandra-Worli Sea Link made travel simple; connectivity was good. Daily living was made simple by adjacent companies, schools, and clinics like Lilavati. With friendly people and an abundance of trees all around, the area felt secure and busy. Everything I needed was right at hand. Reducing weekend traffic around Linking Road and Carter Road was the one item needed improvement.

I reside in Bandra West and every morning I step outside and feel fortunate sea-breezes at the Bandstand. This location feels unique thanks to promenade, tree-lined bylanes, restaurants, boutiques, and old-style cottages. The roads like the Sion-Bandra Link and Western Express Highway and the local train station allow me to be only minutes away from the airport. Schools, hospitals, and shopping are all rather close. The combination of busy street markets around Hill Road and leisurely coastal strolls. It's a secure area. Should I have to choose one area for improvement, I would suggest the traffic and parking become challenging at peak hours and on weekends, mostly close to congested routes.

Offering an exquisite lifestyle sought by high-net-worth clients and cultural aficionados as well, Bandra West is still Mumbai's top travel destination. High-end residential buildings, celebrity residences, and energetic social venues like Pali Hill abound, guaranteeing a refined living environment. Commuting is made simple thanks to good road access provided by the Sion Bandra Link Road and close proximity to Bandra Railway Station and Bandra-Worli Sea Link. Strong social infrastructure, including institutions like St. Andrew's College. This place is combined with economic demand guarantees good rental yields and long-term capital appreciation. Better municipal administration is needed in some spots, though, to preserve the elegant appearance of the area from solid garbage thrown improperly. In Mumbai, aspirational living really defines Bandra West.

Positive: You have this ideal combination of classic charm with Portuguese bungalows tucked away along the streets, right close to the most popular cafes and upscale shopping on Hill Road. Being so near to the local train station and the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, which automatically links me to the rest of the city, my trip is flawless. From parks for morning runs to premium hospitals, we have all we need.

Negative: Certainly the worst problem is the extreme traffic congestion. Particularly close to the major intersections, the roads are usually congested. Dealing with the sheer volume of cars and the fast new tower construction going everywhere requires improved public parking alternatives and purposefully wider inner roads.

Positive: Bandra West is superior location, accessible with ease through the Western Railway Line and the Western Express Highway. Proximity to Bandra-Kurla Complex was an enormous boon. Daily life was made more beautiful by promenades such as Carter Road and Bandstand, along with Holy Family Hospital and schools such as St. Joseph's Convent. The lifestyle, replete with top-of-the-line stores and boutiques along Linking Road, made the steep cost of living all the more justified.

Negative: Two things I always used to struggle with were the dumping of solid waste in certain alleys improperly, which surely required attention from the civic body, and regular power outages, particularly in the monsoon and summer seasons. Also, decent parking space was always a big problem.

Bandra West is one of the poshest locations in Mumbai. Who doesn’t want to stay in a locality that is home to several big stars, right from Shahrukh Khan and Salman Khan to Ranveer-Deepika, Sachin Tendulkar, and many others? The Carter Road, Bandstand, and Pali Hill stretches are really posh, while the lovely coastline and Sea-Link views also define the neighbourhood perfectly. Of course, cafes, pubs, restaurants, Hill Road shopping outlets, churches, excellent public transportation, and great civic infrastructure- all of these are synonymous with the area. Unplanned construction and demolition of heritage bungalows creates some roadblocks, although the rest is perfectly fine.

Bandra West is as colourful as no other locality in Mumbai. You’ll find the Waroda and Chapel Roads nearby, with their wonderful murals and graffiti. The imposing Mount Mary Basilica is a key attraction here, along with the famous Castella de Aguada or the Bandra Fort. You can go shopping at Linking Road, check out the lovely Bandstand promenade, and dine at some of Mumbai’s best restaurants. The character that this locality has is unmatched! Yes, the property prices are sky-high, and there are major parking problems in the locality as well. However, I still feel that it is perhaps the best place to stay in Mumbai.

Positives: I shifted to Bandra West years back from the attraction of the lively atmosphere and seaview promenades such as Carter Road. Bandra Railway Station and good connectivity to the Western Express Highway and BKC is in close proximity. The direct proximity to quality emergency care at Holy Family and Lilavati Hospitals. It is certainly not inexpensive, but the quality of life, particularly the recreational green spaces and world-class restaurants, leaves me highly content with my decision.

Negatives: Peak hour traffic jams, particularly near Linking Road, which is stressful to drive through. Also, parking is really tough. It's almost impossible to locate good parking spaces, particularly near the residential complexes, which really requires immediate attention.

What can I say about this posh area that has not been said till now? I am a long-time resident of the locality, and it does feel good, when you consider all the hidden benefits. These include the lovely Bandstand to stroll in, along with sunsets and the gushing waves. Also, there’s the added advantage of the Linking Road shopping stretch, and other affordable markets for delightful bargains! Then there are the cafes, fine-dining restaurants, lounges, and whatnot! Street food is also fabulous in the neighbourhood. Cathedrals, ancient history, ruins, and the majestic Sea Link- the entire area is a mix of the modern and traditional. I love the lifestyle here, and of course, you’ll run into a celeb or two at every corner on most days! When it comes to issues, I just want better garbage clean-up every day.

Positives: Bandra West possess historic ambiance which sets it apart from anywhere else. Its highly convenient location with proximity to Bandra Railway Station and SCLR for connectivity to BKC and Navi Mumbai. The well-lit roadways and enhanced police patrol at night most definitely make me feel safer here. The best part is the fabulous lifestyle with Globus Mall, picturesque promenade, and unlimited dining choices.

Negatives: But the excessive noise and pollution in the environment here is an ongoing problem that irritates me. The congestion during peak hours on major roads such as the Outer Ring Road is atrocious, and the regular power outages, particularly during summer and monsoon seasons, truly inconvenience my lifestyle.

This part of the neighborhood is more luxurious, and offers a slightly upscale lifestyle, although the living costs are more. Property rates are sky-high, due to the exclusive nature of the neighbourhood. I can personally say that some of the city’s best cafes and restaurants are available here for foodies, while there’s no dearth of nightlife choices too. At the same time, Linking Road and other shopping hubs are a great way to pass the time. Bandstand and its promenade, along with the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, kind of define the visual appeal of the locality. You’ll be able to travel to Worli and other South Mumbai hubs very smoothly, as a result of this mega development. I just wish there were slightly fewer littered sidewalks and footpaths in such a premium locality.

Positives: I love staying in Bandra West and I would say it is really lively and happening. It is near the sea, hip cafes, and shopping routes. Commuting is easy with local trains and Metro, and I am just a stone's throw away from central Mumbai. I like strolling along Bandstand and tree-lined avenues. Young professionals and families like to rent here for the lifestyle and accessibility. The hospitals, schools, and offices are within reach.

Negatives: I do have a few things that need fixing. Roads become congested in peak times, and parking is limited. Some inner roads are narrow and uneven. A couple of places are poorly lit at night. Otherwise, I happily recommend Bandra West for its vibe and character.

I love staying in Bandra West, although the cost of living and the property prices have both gone up to tremendous levels! Linking Road is where I regularly shop and try to snag some bargains, while Candies is another spot that we frequent. In fact, it’s a great place to discover fabulous global cuisine, thanks to all the cafes and restaurants here, with some of them being fine-dine destinations. Also, the Bandstand and ancient fort are key attractions, along with the stunning Sea Link (don’t miss a drive on it, just for fun!), churches, and quaint neighbourhoods like Pali Hill. Life here is always a pleasure, minus the regular menace of limited parking and honking!

I begin my day strolling down Carter Road and I inform clients Bandra West is the cultural heart of Mumbai. The locality combines sea walks, Bandstand and hip cafes with heritage streets and artist realms. Accessibility is superb through Bandra station, Western Express Highway and the Bandra Worli Sea Link making South Mumbai journeys fast. Quality schools, hospitals and upmarket shopping provide solid lifestyle choices. Most offices, studios and media outlets around maintain high rental demand. Green expanses and tree-lined roads introduce genuine tranquility between hectic spots. Premium prices are accepted by buyers for location and long-term value. I suggest Bandra West for professionals and families seeking culture and convenience. Two things to change are heavy traffic and parking pressure and emerging affordability issues that must be addressed.

What’s not to like about Bandra West? This is where you’ll find the more posh and gentrified part of Bandra. Multiple luxurious projects are situated here. Of course, you can go celeb-spotting anytime in the evening. Hrithik, SRK, Salman- so many people stay here, and of course, their lavish homes are a treat to watch. A stroll along Bandstand or some affordable shopping at Linking Road, mass at the cathedral, gorging on local street food, or simply dining at one of the fine-dining joints here- life is so diverse and cosmopolitan when you’re living here. And yes, the security levels are automatically higher, with so many bigwigs staying here. We need more parking spaces for our vehicles. We hardly have space to park when we’re out and about town.

Bandra West is one of the most posh localities in Mumbai, and that’s the vibe you get to see immediately once you start living here. Yes, the property rates are sky-high, but what that gets you is exclusive access to this fantastic neighbourhood. In fact, the Bandstand zone (yes, where Mannat is situated) and other places like Pali Hill are uber-luxurious areas to stay. You’ll find loads of cafes and restaurants, shopping outlets, star hotels, and other necessities like schools and hospitals. Then there’s the quaint charm of Bandra, with the churches and the local markets.

I feel that traffic congestion is ruining the walkability of the area. So many vehicles ply throughout the day, and it creates a nuisance.

I love staying in Bandra West. This is, in my opinion, the best place to stay in Mumbai. It’s got that old-world vibe, coupled with the modern amenities. You’ll find the best of local dining, street food, cafes, and shopping options (think of Linking Road). I did not want to live anywhere else. The lifestyle here is on par with top cities even abroad. Civic issues are quickly tackled in most cases, while the happening atmosphere is second to none! Also, I love the stretch of promenade along the Bandstand area. It is a great place to watch the sunset. The only grouse I have is the limited parking spaces in the neighbourhood.

I adore living in Bandra West. it's really the heart of Mumbai, and I would advise anyone to stay here, and the location in between is absolute luxury. The connectivity is great, with the Bandra Railway Station, the Sea Link, and the Sion Bandra Link Road making traveling to places like BKC easy. Our roads are safe and well-lit, aided by continuous police patrols, and the upscale culture, from heritage walks to fantastic cafes, cannot be matched. And on top of that, we have great schools and hospitals within reach. The only area for ongoing improvement is decreasing the severe traffic jams commuters experience every day on the major roads during rush hours.

See, one never stops loving Bandra West, even if he/she has to move out of the neighbourhood. I am the same in this regard. I have always loved the cosmopolitan nature of the locality, along with the vibrant nightlife scene, with all the restaurants, pubs, clubs, cafes- you name it and it’s here! The St. Andrew’s Church and Mount Mary Church are worth exploring, along with the Bandstand promenade. In fact, there are so many celebrities who are residing in the neighbourhood, including everyone from SRK and Hrithik Roshan to Salman Khan, Deepika-Ranveer, and many more. Of course, it helps that the Sea Link is here, with not just the connectivity benefits, but also gorgeous views. Then, there is the BKC nearby, along with the best of the schools and hospitals in Mumbai. The only thing I can say is that the area is very costly.

Positives: I've been here for five years and Bandra West is really like the heart of the city. Connectivity is great with the railway station and SCLR making travel to BKC convenient. It's safe, premium, and vibrant, with everything from high-end retail to lovely, lush sea-facing places like Bandstand. The accessibility to major business areas is a big boon for renters.

Negatives: Although I wholeheartedly recommend it, three big issues need to be urgently addressed. First, the traffic congestion during peak hours is usually debilitating. Second, the poor drainage results in serious waterlogging every monsoon season. Third, and lastly, the local authorities must attend to proper solid waste disposal to ensure the locality's clean, high-class environment.

Positives: I decided to be an owner in Bandra West, and I have never looked back. I enjoy the perpetual activity and being right next to legendary landmarks like Bandstand and the bustling Linking Road market. Having prime establishments like Holy Family Hospital and St. Josephs Convent School within proximity gives superb security and ease to my whole family.

Negatives: There is some civic maintenance required. The indelicate dumping of solid waste in neighboring areas is a pressing issue that impacts local sanitation and desperately requires cleaner handling. In addition, the regular power outages, particularly in summer months, are truly inconvenient to residents and need to be addressed by the authorities for ideal living conditions.

Positives: Bandra West locality enjoyed excellent connectivity with Bandra Railway Station, Sion Bandra Link Road, and proposed Metro routes. St. Joseph's Convent and St. Stanislaus schools were within easy reach, and medical facilities in the form of Holy Family and BSES Clinic ensured proximity to healthcare. Shopping at Globus Mall and eating at neighborhood cafes was convenient. Streets were well maintained, and parks offered peaceful areas.

Negatives: Yet, peak hour traffic congestion was common, monsoon waterlogging happened, pollution was increasing, disposal of garbage was inadequate, power cuts were occasional, and public transportation was congested. All these notwithstanding, Bandra West was a vibrant and posh area, though infrastructure, traffic, sanitation, and pollution control have to be improved.

Residing in Bandra West is like being in the midst of Mumbai's cosmopolitan lifestyle. I like the convenient commute due to Sion Bandra Link Road and local Bandra Railway Station, and all I need, cafes, restaurants, parks, and shopping at Globus Mall, is within easy reach. The areas are within good lighting and secure, with quality schools and good healthcare facilities in close proximity. The only two things that I would like to see better are the drainage, as waterlogging during monsoons is problematic, and traffic jams in rush hours. Otherwise, Bandra West is my top recommendation for anyone seeking a vibrant but comfortable area.

Positives: Bandra West is really the heart of Mumbai, vibrant, creative, and elegant at the same time. Right from Hill Road to Pali Hill, each corner is endearing. The neighbourhood provides luxury housing, excellent cafes, sea view apartments, and excellent schools such as St. Andrew's and Apostolic Carmel. It's easily accessible via Western Express Highway, Bandra Station, and Bandra Worli Sea Link, so travelling becomes easy for the people here.

Negatives: But some of the old structures require redeveloping, property charges are high, and parking can be problematic close to the crowded lanes. Monsoons tend to cause waterlogging in some low lying pockets, creating periodic inconveniences.

Positives: As a resident of Bandra West, I am extremely fortunate to be living in the "Queen of Suburbs." The cosmopolitan beauty is unparalleled, with stunning heritage intermingled with the best of modern life. My favorite part is the plethora of awesome eateries and shopping centers such as Linking Road and Hill Road. Connectivity too is superlative, with the Bandra-Worli Sea Link and Bandra Railway Station within easy reach.

Negatives: But there are a few civic facilities that really require an upgrade to keep pace with the locality's high standing. First, there are regular, surprise power failures, particularly in the monsoons. Second, unhygienic and irregular dumping of solid waste on back lanes impacts the general cleanliness of the place. Further, a separate green area or bigger functional parks implies there is little recreation space for families.

Positives: Honestly, coming to Bandra West has been the ultimate Mumbai dream. The street life here is just unparalleled, given the Bandra Railway Station and SCLR offering great connectivity to the entire city. I am safe since the streets are lighted well and police patrolling is constant, and the combination of good schools and hospitals like Holy Family makes it ideal.

Negatives: Even in this upscale neighborhood, some typical urban problems arise that require redress. One big annoyance is the regular power outages that occur during the monsoon and summer. And, the solid waste disposal in some areas of the locality improperly requires addressing on a priority basis. Lastly, the local administration must investigate the rise in theft complaints, which is very worrying considering the neighborhood's profile.

Positives: Living in Bandra West was a dream come true, with the beat of Mumbai's most happening and classy neighborhood, and with the Arabian Sea at hand. I just adored the mix of rich heritage, great dining places like Pali Village Cafe, and fine shopping centers like Globus Mall. The area is unparalleled when it comes to connectivity, with Bandra Railway Station nearby and the Sion Bandra Link Road offering seamless entry into the Eastern suburbs. We enjoyed the robust social infrastructure, which included first-rate institutions such as St. Joseph's Convent and beyond. My one recommendation for change would be for the municipal corporation to correct the illegal dumping of solid waste in some areas, and also correct the regular power outages.

Positives: Bandra West is my fantasy locality, and I adore the peppy yet laid-back atmosphere of this neighborhood. My apartment is near the sea, trendy cafes, shops, and the Bandra-Kurla Complex, which makes work and play extremely easy. The locality is equipped with good schools, hospitals, and shopping complexes, and walking along Bandstand or Carter Road on weekends is invigorating. Roads are green and planned well, and cultural activities are part of the beauty. The property here is top-notch but well worth it for the lifestyle and safety. Better parking alternatives and smoother traffic flow during rush hours would make it even nicer, I think. Bandra West as a whole is an extremely fulfilling and lively place to reside.

Positives: When I shifted to Bandra West, I immediately felt the aura of the place, an upscale vibe. I'm loving the lifestyle here; the place is perfect for entertainment with great pubs and cafes within reach, and the proximity to the Bandra Railway Station and Bandra Worli Sea Link ensures daily commutes are so easy. And the safety is superb because of well-lit roads and patrolling in sight.

Negatives: Honestly, for all the atmosphere, there are some things that are difficult. Coming home from work is a nightmare due to the heavy traffic congestion on the Outer Ring Road. I am also extremely irked by the BMC's slowness on sanitation. I believe the wrong dumping of solid waste around markets is an absolute eyesore. Most urgently, when it rains, the waterlogging is so terrible.

Positives: Relocating to Bandra West was like entering a vibrant, welcoming neighbourhood. As a renter, I adore the Bandstand sea walk along promenade for evening strolls, the bustling Linking Road shopping and cafes, decent hospitals and schools, boutique shops and parks for early morning runs, along with regular art events and weekend bazaars that make life exciting.

Negatives: Negatives are that rents are steep for well-placed flats, there's little parking around main bazaars, nightlife and event noise occasionally bothers evenings, and periodic monsoon pockets flood or create drainage issues. Nevertheless, I am happy to live here because culture, food and beachside strolls make Bandra West like a warm, vibrant home.

Positives: When I initially shifted here, I was overwhelmed by the energy. There was a perfect mix of old-world charm and new-age prosperity. The connectivity, particularly with Bandra Worli Sea Link and easy access to BKC for work, was unparalleled. And to top it all, the nightlife and shopping on Linking and Hill Road always kept it fantastically lively.

Negatives: But the perpetual tug for a simple way of life ultimately took its toll on me. The realty prices were exorbitant, and even lease rentals became impossible. Getting a parking space close to my apartment was like winning a jackpot every day. Also, most of the older residential buildings were evidently crumbling and needed constant repair. We also experienced low water pressure quite often, particularly during peak hours.

Positives: We purchased our apartment when Bandra was still a quiet suburb, but now that we live here, it's without doubt the hub of Mumbai's social life. I adore the mix of old Portuguese character and contemporary, high-end lifestyle. Transport is excellent; the Sea Link transformed the access to South Mumbai, and the never-ending hum of cafes and the stunning promenades keeps life lively.

Negatives: All things at a cost, however. Our greatest headache is the quite simply outrageous property taxes and maintenance. Additionally, late-night pub noise pollution tends to keep one up at night, and persistent hawker encroachment makes walking along the shopping streets difficult. But seriously, enjoying my morning coffee while gazing out at the sea is worth the smallest amount of trouble.

Bandra West is one of the hip places to stay, and I love it here. You will love the sea views all along the Bandstand promenade. Imagine spending time here, wandering through the Hill Road and Linking Road, with all the affordable shopping choices, and then going to the Basilica, which is spectacular to me at least. Many celebs stay here. I personally have gone to Mannat and Galaxy also, along with the Pali Hill zone, which is truly next-level posh! Of course, BKC and many commercial places are nearby, and the biggest advantage is the access to the Bandra-Worli Sea Link. Yes, they can improve the traffic flow and add more parking spaces, but the rest is so dream-like.

Bandra West was my dream neighbourhood, and I spent quite a lot to buy a property here. Sadly, I have had to live abroad for some months now and had to shift out, though I have retained the flat and put it on rent. Yes, the lifestyle here is something else; you can call it the Beverly Hills of Bombay, if that can be a caption! Go star-spotting, checking out Mannat, Galaxy Apartments, and even the Bandstand, which is a lovely place to view the setting sun as well. Shop at Linking Road, go to the Basilica, or just take in the colourful vibe of the locality. It’s truly something else. My office in BKC was also pretty accessible from my apartment. Parking is a nightmare here, and it always was, though it’s not so much of a deal-breaker.

Positives: It was really unique living in Bandra West; the very prestige and cosmopolitan feel of the place was charged with electricity. It was overwhelmingly secure, which was an enormous comfort, and having the Bandra-Worli Sea Link nearby was wonderful for speedy commutes to South Mumbai. The community lifestyle, with all the hip cafes, shopping on Linking Road, and the picturesque seaside promenades, was a social life dreams are made of. Negatives: The negative was certainly the cost, the living expenses were astronomical, and it wasn't budget-friendly. The other problem was traffic, particularly around Hill Road during rush hour, causing endless congestion. Then there were basic things such as parking, which were always a nagging, maddening issue in the congested streets, rendering car ownership nearly useless.

Positives: I have recently shifted to this area, and having the sea nearby is surely wonderful! The ambience here is totally different, with great upscale cafes, wonderful architecture, and the Bandstand walkway for serene evening strolls. It really feels like the city's cultural hub, and with the Western Railway and the Sea Link nearby, connectivity is excellent for short trips. Negatives: But the price of this way of life is astounding; the rent is outrageous, by far the most I have ever paid. Congestion on Linking Road and Hill Road is infuriating and sometimes makes the shortest drives feel long and interminable. Street parking is almost impossible, and frankly, the older infrastructure leaves us struggling with constant water supply problems in some of the residential enclaves. This place is wonderful.

Positives: The area is very well connected with Bandra Railway Station, Sion Bandra Link Road, and the soon to be operational Metro Line 2 making travel easy. The residents have access to quality schools like Mount Mary Convent and St. Andrews, and quality health services like Holy Family and Lilavati Hospital. For recreation, Globus Mall, Pali Hill restaurants, and Bandra's lovely promenades provide excellent alternatives. The combination of high-end and mid-segment housing developments by Wadhwa Group, Sheth Creators, and Supreme Universal Builders makes it attractive for various types of buyers. Negatives: Traffic snarls during rush hour and waterlogging in monsoon monsoons have a tendency to lead to waterlogging in a few low-lying areas, bringing occasional discomforts.

Positives: I purchased my house three years ago, and I wake up grinning still at Carter Road's sea breeze and the Bandstand walkway. The area combines active cafes, boutique stores and iconic street markets with heritage locations such as Mount Mary Basilica and Bandra Fort. There is simple living due to good rail and road connectivity, lively eating, quality schools and a strong community spirit and small cultural events. I really say, it really does feel like a linked, cultured part of Mumbai. Negatives: Two negatives are heavy traffic and limited parking on busy sections, and occasional congestion on promenades on weekends. Some high-priced properties render purchasing here expensive for many. Nevertheless, as a proud proprietor, I adore the vibe, green seafront strolls and neighbourhood camaraderie. It is truely is home for me.

Positives: Of course, who wouldn’t want to live here? I was finally able to afford an apartment here, and that too after paying a steep premium. But the lifestyle is top-class, what with the Bandstand nearby and all the homes of the celebs and Bollywood biggies (we’re talking SRK, Salman, Ranveer-Deepika, and more) to check out. Pali Hill and other posh pockets are also in this locality. Connectivity-wise, there’s the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, which helps me get to South Mumbai quickly. Also, the BKC is nearby, while the Western Express Highway and Bandra railway station are other lifelines. Carter Road is another lovely promenade you can check out, while we also enjoy shopping at Linking Road and Hill Road. Then there’s the Basilica and many other historic places to explore. Negatives: Traffic congestion and parking problems are the only two things that I can honestly think of.

Positives: Of course, who wouldn’t want to live here? I was finally able to afford an apartment here, and that too after paying a steep premium. But the lifestyle is top-class, what with the Bandstand nearby and all the homes of the celebs and Bollywood biggies (we’re talking SRK, Salman, Ranveer-Deepika, and more) to check out. Pali Hill and other posh pockets are also in this locality. Connectivity-wise, there’s the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, which helps me get to South Mumbai quickly. Also, the BKC is nearby, while the Western Express Highway and Bandra railway station are other lifelines. Carter Road is another lovely promenade you can check out, while we also enjoy shopping at Linking Road and Hill Road. Then there’s the Basilica and many other historic places to explore. Negatives: Traffic congestion and parking problems are the only two things that I can honestly think of.

Positives: I adored the character and atmosphere of Bandra West. The promenades such as Carter Road and Bandstand were ideal to stroll through in the evenings with seafront views, and street art, old Portuguese buildings provided character to the place. Bandra station, S.V. Road, Sion-Bandra Link Road, Sea Link all made it convenient to travel. Also, there were lots of cafes, boutiques, good schools and hospitals like Lilavati, Holy Family within proximity. Negatives: But In monsoon, some of the roads were seriously waterlogged, particularly in low-lying areas. The prevailing road-concretization was in disarray, broken pipes, disturbed water lines caused inconvenience. Traffic jam was frequently intense on Linking Road. Additionally, property and rent rates were extremely high.

Positives: Getting an apartment in Bandra West was a dream, and it's largely living up to the promises. The social scene is the highlight of it all: great cafes, plenty of shopping on Linking Road, and the Bandstand Promenade for a nice evening stroll. The proximity to the Bandra Railway Station and the Sea Link makes it an easy and quick commute to BKC or South Mumbai. It is absolutely essential for my work commute. Negatives: But man, the cost of living is just crazy. My modest accommodation costs an arm and a leg. The road infrastructure is also in dire need of an upgrade. Linking Road and Hill Road traffic jams are atrocious, and monsoon brings time-honored waterlogging because of weak drainage. And then there's the nightmare of parking any decent space.

Positives: I adore the sea breeze in Bandra West. It is lively and classy. I have a house here and I have great connectivity through the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, SV Road and the local rail/metro connectivity, so the airport and south Mumbai are conveniently accessible. Carter Road and Bandstand provide me with fantastic promenades, cafes and nightlife, and good schools, and hospitals are nearby. Negatives: Traffic and parking are extremely hard during peak times, and living expenses and house prices are high in relation to most suburbs. Heavy monsoon rains sometimes lead to waterlogging and sluggish traffic. In spite of these problems, lifestyle, sea views and city centre location keep me content as an owner.

Positives: I’m an owner here and honestly it’s hard to beat the connectivity and energy. The metro, local trains and easy access to the Western Express Highway make commuting simple, and the airport is just a short drive away, which is super convenient. The neighbourhood is filled with good schools, hospitals, shopping malls, restaurants and gyms, so all that I require is within easy reach and the social scene is active and diverse. Negatives: If I had to choose one negative, it's parking and traffic; rush hour is a nightmare and parking is costly or unavailable. Nevertheless, for work, lifestyle and long-term investment, this site receives a five-star from me.

Positives: My wife and I have been residing in Bandra West for a couple of years now. I understand it is a very happening location. This is an area with a real community feel, and you're never too far from some of the finest cafes, restaurants, and shopping roads like Hill Road and Linking Road. We enjoy that it's all available from grocery stores to high-end boutiques here. The Bandstand and Carter Road promenades are ideal for a evening walk along the sea. Negatives: But living here is not without some realities. Finding a rental apartment is difficult because the cost is so high. Despite the good connectivity, the traffic is a nightmare, and finding a good parking space is a perennial problem. Additionally, during the monsoon, the roads get waterlogged.

Positives: I absolutely adored my experience in Bandra West. It was such a great place with an extremely quirky atmosphere that merged the old bungalows and churches with trendy new cafes. I spent a lot of time strolling along Carter Road and Bandstand and catching up with friends over coffee. The connectivity was the major advantage, as I could reach the primary business areas in no time through the Sea Link. There was always something new to discover. Negatives: I recall how nuts the traffic used to get, particularly when it rained and the roads would be totally waterlogged. Searching for a good parking space seemed like an impossible feat at times, and living was very expensive. It was a wonderful location for a certain type of lifestyle.

Positives: I have been a resident of Bandra West for years, and I can tell you, this is something special. I mean, where else do you get to have that perfect blend of old-world charm and modern city life? We have it all here. Like lovely, quiet streets with old bungalows to the busy Linking Road with all its new brands and cafes. The connectivity is great with the Sea Link and the railway station. And you can't beat the nightlife and the cosmopolitan feel of the entire place. Negatives: I believe the only major concern for me is parking. With so many visitors coming through, it's always a struggle to find a spot. But it's worth it to be living in the centre of the city, I think.

Positives: I have to say Bandra West is a way of life, not a location. We have everything here, from upscale boutiques on Linking Road to the top restaurants and cafes along Carter Road and Pali Hill. The social life is unparalleled, and convenience of movement is provided by the Bandra-Worli Sea Link and the railway terminus adjacent to it. It’s got a real mix of the old charm and modern luxury. I would say it’s perfect for anyone who wants a vibrant, upscale city life. Negatives: The only thing that I'd raise an eyebrow about is the parking. Getting a spot along the street can be quite a challenge, especially on the weekends when the crowd is enormous.

Positives: I am totally impressed with the Bandra West. I really told you it's actually the "Queen of Suburbs." The best thing is the lifestyle here, and the perfect combination of old-world charm and contemporary living. You have everything from high-street shops on Hill Road to small cafes and iconic restaurants. The connectivity is excellent. I can easily reach Bandra-Worli Sea Link and the railway station. Also, staying so close to the ocean, like along Carter Road, is a tremendous advantage. Negatives: The rents here are absolutely astronomical, so finding a big space is difficult. According to me, the locality has small drawbacks but allover its a good location.

Positives: Bandra West is a different sort of place, you know? It's a mix of old and new that I've come to adore. I relax on the promenades of Carter Road and Bandstand, taking a walk by the sea. The place is full of hip cafes and restaurants, which is a huge advantage. It's a very independent locality, and we have everything from upmarket boutiques to legendary street shopping locales such as Hill Road. Negatives: But if I had to find a flaw, it would be the parking. It's a nightmare here. With the fancier places and the old bungalows, getting a decent parking space is a nightmare. Also, the property prices are just astronomically high.

Positives: I simply love the locality. Bandra station is nearby, and the Sion-Bandra link road, SCLR and Bandra-Worli Sea Link facilitate easy movement. Nice malls (Globus, Elco), plenty of cafes, schools and hospitals (Holy Family, Lilavati) are in the vicinity. Business centers and offices such as The Capital and Platina BKC are accessible, and traveling to work is easy. Negatives: Rainfall during monsoon causes waterlogging in some areas, garbage disposal is untidy sometimes, and there are periodic power outages in this locality.

Positives: I reside in Bandra West. It is cosmopolitan and vibrant with great restaurants, shopping avenues, cafes, and best schools. The Bandra-Worli Sea Link and metro connectivity facilitate easy travel, while the seaside promenades and parks provide a cool ambiance. Negatives: Traffic is congested, particularly on Linking Road and major roads. Housing costs are extremely high, and parking in crowded areas can be a problem.

Positives: The location is secure, roads are well lit, police patrolling rises in the evenings, and provide great connectivity to eastern suburbs, Thane, and Navi Mumbai. Also, plenty of shops, restaurants, hospitals, and parks are everywhere. I think I don't have to venture much for comforts. Negatives: Rush-hour traffic, monsoon waterlogging, increasing property prices and local garbage are the primary nuisances.

Bandra is considered the Queen of the Suburbs of Mumbai. Bandra is known to be home to several Bollywood celebrities. It is also the place where the famous Mount Mary Church and St Andrew Church are located let alone the famous Bandra-Worli Sea Link and Bandstand Promenade. Bandra is a dream destination of people living anywhere in India or anywhere in the world. Come to Bandra to see your dreams come true. Is a veryod option for investment. Many Catholic schools and colleges are located here. Holy Family Hospital is near by.

This place has good connectivity with other parts of the society with all modes of transport facility. All the basic amenities like schools, colleges, banks, ATMs, shops, and vegetable markets are nearby the premises. This place has well-maintained roads, many parks with nice environments and many more facilities. According to me, it is the best place to live and people can enjoy their life with all the urban facilities here. The residents face frequent parking issues in this area and the authorities are indifferent to this situation.

I have been living here for15 years in my own house. In my opinion, this place is one of the best places in Mumbai to live with all kinds of urban facilities. All kinds of basic facilities like schools, colleges, public transport, banks, and ATMs are available nearby. People can enjoy the 24-car service facility with good services. This place has a frequent water shortage, and due to this problem, people face many issues.

I have been living here for 5 years in a house as a tenant. According to me, it is a good location with good connectivity and transport facilities. The security of this place is quite good and frequent police patrolling is seen here. The roads are well maintained and without traffic jams. The security is good enough so the people can enjoy the nightlife.

This place is well maintained by the authorities and the environment is eco-friendly. The roads are clean and properly maintained and well-lit. This place has lots of amazing parks where people can boost their energy. The local people are nice vans helping and for this people live there in a friendly atmosphere.

This place is a good locality to live with the family with all the basic facilities. This place is famous for its celebrity status and has every facility within the premises. This place is well connected with other parts of the city with all modes of transport. Basic amenities like schools, play schools, banks, malls, and ATMs are available here. Metro connectivity makes the place more popular and also makes people's life easy.