A Room For Your Pooch
Bury the separation anxiety and kennel hassles by checking into the Vivanta by Taj—President, Mumbai. With your pet.

Having to leave behind your four-legged darling every time you travel is quite the wet blanket. Bury the separation anxiety and kennel hassles by checking into the Vivanta by Taj—President every time you head to Mumbai. With your pet.
Smoking or non-smoking aren’t the only options while booking your room at the Vivanta by Taj—President, Mumbai. You now have an option for with or without pets, too. Where most gates read ‘No Entry with Pets’, here’s a hotel that more than welcomes your furry or feathered friend. Just as long as your pet weighs between 3 and 20 kgs, and you are considerate of other guests—keep the leash on when you step out of your room, clean up after and keep away from the lobby and eating areas.
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The Taj President has a specialised pet menu that uses Pedigree food only, offers amenities like blankets, beds, mats, toys and food bowls, grooming services and a pet salon and information on veterinary doctors, ensuring a luxury experience for you and your little companion. Talk about pampering your pooch. There’s even a concierge to assist you and your pet on visits to the doctor or the salon. Besides an extra fee, you’ll need to sign an indemnity clause and follow the hotel’s pet policy. The hotel staff will show you around the amenities at the time of check-in. Happy travels!
No pet peeves, please!
Make sure your pet doesn’t end up a nuisance to the other guests staying at the hotel. Follow the pet policy:
- Only small pets allowed (weight between 3 and 20 kgs).
- Your pet must be on a leash at all times, unless in the room.
- Pets are not allowed at the eateries, lobby, pool and fitness centre.
- Be present in your room when hotel staff is required to service it.
- Keep the ‘pet in room’ signage on your door at all times.
- You are responsible for cleaning up after your pet, on hotel premises and in the neighborhood.
From the April 2014 issue of L’Officiel India.
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