The hotel is not as bad as everyone writes about it. Our room was on the 2nd floor, 305. Large and bright. Simple, modest, but without mold and the smell of dampness. True, they paid $ 20 for check-in at 8 am, then they found out that senior managers come at 10.00 am, and it would be possible to check in before 12.
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The hotel is not as bad as everyone writes about it. Our room was on the 2nd floor, 305. Large and bright. Simple, modest, but without mold and the smell of dampness. True, they paid $ 20 for check-in at 8 am, then they found out that senior managers come at 10.00 am, and it would be possible to check in before 12.00 and for free. And I did not want to sit for 4 hours after a long flight and transfer to the hotel. A huge minus of the hotel is the HINDUS who come there in huge numbers to get drunk and yell all night. It was impossible to sleep, because this huge crowd ran up the stairs all night, slamming doors, and yelling all the time. We fell asleep only in the morning. If you sleep soundly - you can go to this hotel. If you leave the hotel and go left for 10-15 minutes, you will reach the market, there are fruits and everything else, cheaper than on the way to the beach. If you leave the hotel and go to the right, then after 200 meters without crossing the road there will be a CRITIKETERS cafe, they serve delicious food, their cocktails are cheaper than anywhere else, free WI-FI and the guys are generally great, my children made friends with them right away, very friendly and welcoming. Go further to the white church and turn right in front of it - this is the road to the beach, go straight down it. You will see many beautiful houses where you can rent a room, very clean, separate bathroom. knot, air conditioning, the most expensive - 1500 rupees per night, with our money 780 rubles. On the beach, they always dined in the neck of the Tropicana, their sunbeds are on the first line. The place is not crowded, Indians are not allowed to swim there, a patrol constantly goes and chases them. I don’t advise you to go to the night market, it’s better to go to the day market in Ajuna, on Wednesdays. You can also go to the market in Mapusu, this is a huge market for locals, there are fruits and rags. It is better to take EURO with you, change 1 euro = 70 rupees, and 1 dollar = 53.50 rupees. In general, we liked GOA, and we want to return there again.
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