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Swirl Transit Hotel at Navi Mumbai Airport: Rooms, Booking and Who Can Use It

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Quick answer: Swirl Transit Hotel is inside Terminal 1 Arrivals at Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI). Guests need a valid boarding pass for an arriving or departing Terminal 1 flight and a confirmed hotel reservation. Shower only, hourly and overnight options are listed. For pricing or directions to reception, call +91 89768 65439.

Swirl booking details and contact | Call +91 89768 65439

Check your airport code: Swirl is at Navi Mumbai (NMI). If your ticket says Mumbai (BOM), this is a different airport. See the Mumbai airport to Navi Mumbai airport transfer guide if you need to get between the two.

This is an independent guide based on Adani’s published information and press reports. Booking rules, access and rates can change, so confirm them with the hotel before you book. This guide is not affiliated with Adani or the airport.

Can you enter?

Question Answer
What do I need? A valid boarding pass and a hotel confirmation voucher. Adani One’s FAQ says guests must have an arriving or departing Terminal 1 flight
Can visitors come in? No. Adani One says visitors are not permitted, so a non flying relative cannot visit you
Do I need an Indian visa to visit the hotel? The hotel’s FAQ says an Indian entry visa is not required to visit the hotel
Can I use it on an international layover? The airport’s transit guide says immigration and visa requirements depend on your nationality, itinerary and whether you exit transit, and baggage may need to be collected and rechecked. A hotel booking does not establish that your connection can be completed without entering India

If you are on separate tickets, confirm your baggage routing with the airline before you pay. Confirm your own itinerary with the hotel on +91 89768 65439.

Shower, hourly room or overnight?

  • The airport lists shower only, hourly and overnight stays. Adani’s launch release specifically mentions four hour stays. That confirms a four hour option, and it is not stated as a universal minimum.
  • A traveller who only wants a shower should ask about shower only access and not price a room.
  • Early check in or late checkout may be available for an extra charge, subject to availability. Standard check in times and cancellation terms need to be checked for the booking you choose.

What it costs

October 2026 launch coverage reported room listings from about ₹8,500 (see the TravelBiz Monitor report). That was not a confirmed four hour or shower only price. Check the total for your date, arrival time, stay length and number of guests before booking, and ask for the price on +91 89768 65439.

Where it is and how to find reception

The hotel is on the arrivals level of Terminal 1, within the airport secured area, spread over two floors. Adani One lists the location as Level 0 and the airport’s hotel page as Level 1, so use “Terminal 1, Arrivals” as your guide and call the hotel number for directions to reception. It does not settle which floor has reception.

How to book

  • Use the Swirl page on Adani One for booking details and the contact number. The airport’s own hotel page has a Book Now button, but its destination returned an error when checked, so use the Adani One page.
  • Keep your boarding pass and hotel voucher ready. See the DeepArrival report for how the airport’s transit guide describes the booking route.

Rooms

Room What to know
Superior Single One guest, the smallest rooms start at 130 sq ft
Superior Double A double bed
Superior Twin Separate beds
Superior Accessible An accessible room
Junior Suite A king bed and a single bed
Executive Suite The largest rooms, up to 410 sq ft

Room facilities listed by Adani include high speed Wi-Fi, smart TV, a workstation, an electronic safe, tea and coffee, linen and toiletries, and in room dining. Services include shower facilities, express laundry, a concierge, 24 hour housekeeping, wake up calls and a pick up and drop service. There is a 40 seat all day restaurant open 24 hours, with in room dining, grab and go options and a bar (see Adani’s announcement of 6 October 2026).

Is it worth it for a layover?

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Swirl Transit Hotel at Navi Mumbai airport?

Inside Terminal 1 Arrivals, within the airport secured area, across two floors. Call +91 89768 65439 for directions to reception.

What do I need to enter?

A valid boarding pass and a hotel confirmation voucher, for an arriving or departing Terminal 1 flight.

Can I book just a shower?

The airport lists shower only access along with hourly and overnight stays. Ask the hotel about shower only access and price.

Can a non flying relative visit me?

No. Adani One says visitors are not permitted.

Do I need an Indian visa?

The hotel’s FAQ says an Indian entry visa is not required to visit the hotel. Your connection may still need immigration, depending on your nationality, itinerary and whether you exit transit.

How much does it cost?

October 2026 coverage reported room listings from about ₹8,500, which was not a confirmed hourly or shower only price. Check the total for your stay.

Is there a four hour minimum?

Adani’s release mentions four hour stays. It does not state a universal minimum, so check the booking terms.

Is there a restaurant?

Yes. A 40 seat all day restaurant is open 24 hours, with in room dining, grab and go options and a bar.

Sources

Point Source
Rooms, facilities and food Adani Airport Holdings media release, 6 October 2026
Entry rules, visitors, check in and contact Adani One, Swirl Transit Hotel
Booking route and transit guide wording DeepArrival, October 2026
Price listings TravelBiz Monitor, October 2026

Last checked 5 November 2026. Tariffs, standard check in times and cancellation terms were not confirmed in the sources checked, so ask the hotel before you book.

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15+ years in digital, content and creative; a decade living in Navi Mumbai. Writes about the city's neighbourhoods, real estate, transport and daily life.