The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel is now ranked first among the world's legendary hotels.

The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbai is now undisputedly at the top of the list of the most legendary hotels in the entire world, which might come as much of a surprise to many.

TrustYou, the largest global collection of customer reviews, reviewed the data for the same. The Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok, the Four Seasons George V, and La Reserva, both in Paris, are a few of the hospitality industry's other finest creations that the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel stands shoulder to shoulder with. With a Media Promoter Score of 95 and solid user validation from over 9,000 people, the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel was given the top spot.

Speaking of data, the hotels' room services, sleeping experiences, check-in and check-out procedures, and meal quality were all assessed. For the ranking, only hotels with more than 200 rooms that are situated in a major city worldwide were taken into account. The upscale hotel, which is situated in the centre of Mumbai, fully deserved the victory. This definitely provides us with a good reason to stay the night at the hotel and enjoy its top-notch amenities.

The Taj, as it is known locally, is one of Mumbai's most iconic buildings. Its founder, Jamsetji Tata, had the ambition to build a hotel that would become the gold standard for Indian hospitality.

The Taj has led the way in innovation and excellence ever since it first opened its doors in 1903, and it is still India's most well-known brand in the world of luxury hospitality today.

The Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai's well-praised pleasant and personalized service is attested to by the high degree of customer satisfaction.

Over 250-room city hotels from around the world were taken into account for the evaluation, and The Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai received the best rating out of almost 18,000 reviews. The rating is established by evaluating the experiences and services offered to visitors.

Taj achieved a rating of AAA for corporate reputation, employee happiness, and consumer familiarity, giving it an overall brand strength index of 88.9 out of 100.