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Mumbai gets its first ‘floating hotel’

Updated At : 08:25 AM Mar 13, 2017 IST

Mumbai: Dining is no longer going to be conventional, as the megapolis got its first floating hotel — ‘AB Celestial’ — where one can enjoy a relaxing evening in the backdrop of the iconic Bandra-Worli sea link. The AB Celestial is designed and imported from the US, having three-tier luxury dining floatel with a sky deck, two galleys and a capacity to accommodate a minimum of 660 guests across four tiers. PTI

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