Ratings & Reviews of Fort, Mumbai South

Near CST Railway Station and Fort Mumbai, Modi Street is a convenient and well-connected area. The locality offers access to hotels with easily bookable rooms, hospitals, and schools, all situated near the main road. The roads are in good condition, and the area is safe, with regular night patrolling by the police.

It provides proximity to Airport Terminal 2, enhancing its connectivity and making it a practical and secure choice for residents and visitors alike.

Traffic is kinda high it's Take time to travel but it's okay because of population is also high we can't expect everything to be good but government should better than how it is working now

It's good when ever we ask for help the people out treat us like our own family and help us in solving the problem it's is good it only happens in India where people throw others problems on them self and solve the problem

The shopping mall, bank hospital railwaystation cricket ground with in 8km itsafe to go out roads are good, good traffic control, share auto, cab ola, uber is easily available good facilities good hotels and restaurant is available near 3km marine drive

footpath are encourage by street vendors full of polution, huge traffic in the area no avilablity of water, water have bad smell, moreroad accident no metro near dust pollution is the main problem no parking facilities

1. Heritage and Architecture :- Iconic building like Gateway of India, CST, Bombay High Court 2. Colonial-era Charm :- Well-preserved historic structures and landmarks 3. Well connected :- Proximity to CST railway station, bus depots, and metro lines 4. Vibrant Markets :- Fashion Street, Crawford market, and Chor Bazaar 5. Stock Exchange :- Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) located in Dalal Street

Congested Street :- Narrow roads lead to traffic jams in Chaos 2. Parking Challenges :- Limited parking spaces, leading to illegal parking 3. Poor road conditions :- Potholes and uneven roads cause inconvenience 4. Overwhelming Crowds :- Busy commercial area with excessive foot traffic 5. Noise Pollution :- Constant honking, construction, and street noise

Ballard estate's charm is its colonial era architecture and tranquil streets, which offers a stark contrast to the rest of mumbai. The area's wide, tree lined avenues and well maintained buildings give it a distinctive charm. It feels like being in a different era, with stately buildings evoking a sense of calm and stability. It also has a peaceful atmosphere and has a sense of community

The area can feels a bit too quiet, especially in the evenings and on weekends when the offices close, and the streets empty out. The lack of residential amenities like supermarket and entertainment options can be a bit inconvenient. With limited spaces available, often leading to a scramble during peak hours. The area's heritage status also means that any renovations or changes to the buildings are strictly regulated.

This place is surrounded by iconic architecture, art galleries and cultural landmarks that have become part of my daily life. The vibrant atmosphere, especially during the kala ghoda arts festival, brings the neighbourhood to life with art installations, performances and a diverse crowd. Everything from cafes to boutiques is within walking distance, and the area is well connected by public transport.

The area's popularity can sometimes be not a good thing with crowds leading to congestion and making it difficult to navigate the narrow streets. The parking is a consistent issue, with limited spaces and high demand adding to the frustration. The cost of living here is also on the higher side, reflecting the area's cultural and historical significance.

Fort's architecture and streets are stepped in history, with colonial-era buildings and landmarks like the gateway of india and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus. Living here feels like residing in a part of mumbai's soul, surrounded by a blend of the old and the new. Over the years,i have enjoyed fort's vibrant cultural scene. The area is home to art galleries,museums and theatres, offering endless opportunities for those who appreciate the arts and history.

Living in fort doesn't come cheap. Property prices and rentals are among the highest in mumbai, and daily expenses from groceries to dining out, can be quite steep. The area's prestige reflects in its cost of living. With most buildings being old and heritage structures, residential spaces can be limited and sometimes not as modern or spacious as im other parts of the city.

Fort Mumbai is a gem of a neighbourhood. Loved its unique blend of history, culture, and modernity. The area is steeped in colonial charm, with beautiful old buildings and quaint streets. The proximity to CST and other major transport hubs makes it super convenient. The food scene is incredible, with a mix of street food, cafes, and high-end restaurants. The shopping options are endless, from Chor Bazaar to high-end boutiques. Frequent police patrolling at night makes it almost safe. The community is diverse and welcoming as well.

It is always crowded and noisy because it's historic and charming in this location. The noise from the nearby railway station and traffic can sometimes be overwhelming. While it's a great location, it's not ideal for those seeking peace and quiet. Very congested streets and traffic are a major concern. Parking is so difficult in these places, especially on streets nearby. Theft has been a major issue here. We have to protect our items very carefully around here.

Well maintained road , safe at night and night police petroling ,large market nearly and food shops , gyms and fitness centre nearly.

No parks nearly, frequent water shorty, large population and rush all time, crowd rush in shops . Rush of travellers...

This area is very convenient, with close proximity to the train station, markets, schools, and hospitals. The public transportation options are excellent, making travel easy. It's a lovely neighborhood, especially during festivals, with a vibrant atmosphere.

traffic jam is very common in this area.