Travellers flying through Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) can now take a break between flights without leaving the airport. Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL) has launched Swirl Transit Hotel, an 80-room property designed for passengers looking to rest, freshen up or work during a layover. Want to know more about it? Read on!
Adani Airport Launches Swirl Transit Hotel At Navi Mumbai Airport
Located on the Arrivals Level of Terminal 1, the two-floor hotel caters to passengers with long layovers, early departures, late arrivals and other short-stay requirements. Guests can choose between four-hour and overnight stays, making it a convenient alternative to booking accommodation outside the airport.
The hotel features 80 rooms across six categories, ranging from 130 sq. ft. to 410 sq. ft. These include Superior Single, Superior Double, Superior Twin, Superior Accessible, Junior Suite and Executive Suite rooms.
Swirl Transit Hotel also offers high-speed Wi-Fi, smart televisions, dedicated workstations, electronic safes, tea and coffee facilities, toiletries, premium bed and bath linen and in-room dining. Other services include express laundry, concierge assistance, 24-hour housekeeping, pick-up and drop services and wake-up calls.
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For passengers looking for a meal, the property has a 24-hour all-day dining restaurant with seating for 40 guests, along with round-the-clock in-room dining, grab-and-go options and a bar.
Swirl Transit Hotel To Open At Guwahati Airport
Following its Navi Mumbai launch, AAHL plans to introduce the Swirl Transit Hotel concept at Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (LGBIA) in Guwahati.
A 21-room property is planned on Level 3 of the Arrivals area within the airport-secured zone of Terminal 2. Like the Navi Mumbai hotel, the Guwahati property will offer hourly and overnight stays, along with dining and hospitality services.
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The hotel will cater to transit passengers, arriving travellers, passengers with extended waiting periods and business travellers. It will also feature dedicated workstations and meeting-friendly spaces for those looking to catch up on work between flights.
LGBIA serves as a key gateway to Guwahati and the wider Northeast, connecting the region with several major domestic and international destinations. The upcoming transit hotel is expected to add another convenience for passengers dealing with long layovers, early departures and late arrivals.
Good news for travellers, who often have long layovers.
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FAQs
Which airport does Adani own?
The Adani Group, through Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL), owns and manages eight airports across India.
Does ADANI have any airlines?
No, the Adani Group does not own or operate any airlines.
Did Adani buy Mumbai airport?
Yes, the Adani Group acquired a 74% majority stake and management control of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai.
