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Shiva Paying Guest in Powai, Mumbai

Co-ed
Mumbai
4.9(304 reviews)on Google Maps· as of Sep 2026

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Crowd: LGBTQ+ friendly

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Office No A 201 ,Second Floor, Shiva Paying Guest, Plot No A 35, West, above Global Thikana, Nerul East, Sector 20, Nerul, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400706, India

About Powai

Powai is an eastern suburb centred around Powai Lake and anchored by IIT Bombay's sprawling campus. Hiranandani Gardens, a planned township with restaurants, shops and residential towers, forms the core of the neighbourhood. Several tech companies and the Chandivali business district are nearby. PG demand comes from IIT students, tech professionals and Hiranandani residents. Rents are mid-to-high for the eastern suburbs. Powai lacks a railway station, so the commute relies on JVLR, the Eastern Express Highway or feeder buses to Andheri or Kanjurmarg stations.

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GenderCo-ed
CityMumbai
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Mumbai is India's financial capital and its most expensive rental market. The city's PG and hostel demand is driven by a massive working population in banking, finance, media, entertainment, IT and manufacturing spread across South Mumbai, the western suburbs and the eastern corridor. Major institutions like IIT Bombay, TISS, St. Xavier's and Mumbai University add major student demand. The local train network (Western, Central and Harbour lines) defines how most Mumbaikars commute and choose where to live. PG rents in Mumbai vary enormously by location. South Mumbai and Bandra command the highest prices, while areas along the Central Line like Ghatkopar and Mulund offer better value. Most PGs include meals, and sharing arrangements from twin to four-bed rooms are standard. Access to the nearest railway station is the single most important factor for commuters, even a 10-minute walk difference to the station affects daily convenience. Comparing PGs by their station distance, not just area name, is the most practical approach in Mumbai.

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Frequently asked questions about Shiva Paying Guest

Shiva Paying Guest is at Office No A 201 ,Second Floor, Shiva Paying Guest, Plot No A 35, West, above Global Thikana, Nerul East, Sector 20, Nerul, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400706, India.

Shiva Paying Guest is co-ed and accepts both men and women in Powai, Mumbai.

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Frequently asked questions about hostels in Mumbai

Mumbai has the highest PG rents among Indian metros due to extreme land scarcity. A double-sharing room in Andheri or Dadar at ₹12,000–₹18,000/month would get you a single room in Pune, Hyderabad, or Ahmedabad. Navi Mumbai (Kharghar, Vashi) and Thane offer 20–30% lower rents with more spacious rooms, though commute times to Mumbai's commercial centres increase. South Mumbai (Colaba, Fort, Churchgate) is the most expensive, with PGs starting at ₹15,000 even for shared rooms.

IIT Bombay students look for PGs in Powai (near Hiranandani Gardens), Chandivali, and Kanjurmarg West — all within 15 minutes of campus. NMIMS and Mithibai students stay in Vile Parle West, Juhu lanes, and Irla, where the long-standing PG culture means dozens of options within walking distance. TISS students (campus on VN Purav Marg near Deonar) search in Chembur, Govandi, and Sion, which are on the Harbour and Central lines.

Extremely important. Mumbai's suburban railway carries over 75 lakh (7.5 million) commuters daily and is the backbone of the city's transport. Being within a 10-minute walk of a Western Line, Central Line, or Harbour Line station lets you reach most work and college locations in 30–45 minutes. Metro Line 1 (Versova–Ghatkopar) and the newer Metro 2A and 7 add east-west and northern connectivity. PGs far from stations depend on auto-rickshaws and buses, which are slower and costlier.

Mumbai receives over 2,500 mm of rain between June and September, and waterlogging is common in low-lying areas like Sion, Hindmata (near Dadar), parts of Andheri East, and Kurla. Check whether the PG is on an upper floor (ground floors risk flooding), whether the building has proper drainage, and whether the nearest station or road is prone to waterlogging. Western Line areas on higher ground (Bandra West, Khar, Santacruz West) tend to handle monsoons better than the eastern suburbs.

Western suburbs (Andheri, Bandra, Vile Parle, Goregaon) are more developed with better nightlife, dining, and entertainment options, but rents are 15–25% higher. Eastern suburbs (Ghatkopar, Vikhroli, Mulund, Thane) offer better value for money with more spacious PGs, and Metro Line 1 now connects Ghatkopar to Andheri in 20 minutes. Choose based on where your office or college is — daily east-west crosstown commutes can add 45–60 minutes each way.

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