From the new airport the old city is a bridge away: the Atal Setu over the harbour, the skyline ahead, and a sarathi who met you at the arrivals exit with your name.
Your sarathi waits at the arrivals exit with your name on the board, takes the trolley, and walks you to the nearest kerb the airport allows while the driver brings the car round. Your flight is followed from take-off.
From Ulwe the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link carries you over the water to Sewri in about twenty minutes, and on to Colaba, Nariman Point, Worli or Malabar Hill. About 45–50 km door to door; an hour or so, depending on the hour.
The Taj Mahal Palace, the Oberoi, the Trident, the Four Seasons at Worli: the house knows which porch is which, and the car waits where the doorman asks. See the hotels.
From the old airport, South Mumbai is an hour through the city. From Navi Mumbai it is a bridge across the harbour with the skyline rising ahead — the best first sight of Mumbai there is, and the house does not hurry it. The cabin is cooled, the water is in the door, and your sarathi tells you what you are looking at if you would like him to, and nothing at all if you would not.
Reserve the journey to South MumbaiYour flight number and the hotel or the address are all the house needs.