Your rating of this hotel:
5.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
4.0
Service:
3.0
Cleanliness:
3.0
Food:
4.0
Amenities:
7.0
By Indian standards, the hotel is not bad, it used to be called Anagha, we lived in it a couple of years ago, when it was still quite new.
The location is good, however, in Mandrem (lower) there is a good location everywhere, because the village is small and everything is within walking distance.
According to the rooms: the description says about the suites and the bathroom with a bathtub. Didn't see it there.
This is a standard guesthouse with standard rooms: a bed (hard), a table, an iron wardrobe, a toilet, a shower, a TV, an air conditioner. From the bad: very sluggish Indians who launched everything. It’s not the first time I’ve been to Goa, I haven’t noticed dirt for a long time, but here it was already sickening in places.
There was a feeling that, in principle, no one had ever cleaned the toilet, there were wrappers from tampons lying in the drain on the floor (it can be seen from previous guests), the toilet was just all yellow, it didn’t flush, everything climbed back. They asked to clean the room, they cleaned it, again, probably, in order to clean the toilet, you have to leave a separate application, as there was dirt, it remained.
There were more breakfasts, there was just coffee in a thermos, toast, butter, and portioned jam. There is no separate room for food, they put it near the room on a table, on the terrace. Breakfast at about 9 am, if the Hindu has time to arrive or wake up. Very rarely all this was removed immediately, usually they came from the beach at two or three o'clock, the remains of breakfast were standing, crumbs, ants in the sugar bowl, etc.
Previously, each room had refrigerators, now they don’t, for some reason a couple stood next to the room on the terrace. We opened one, almost threw up: a moldy pineapple and everything around is moldy. As I understand it, he still lies there, being reborn into a different form of life.
There is Wi-Fi, but it does not reach the 3rd floor.
In general, what I wanted to say: as I already wrote above, the hotel is not bad, BUT, it is very, very run down, everything is slowly falling off and rotting. Perhaps, just during the season, the Indians were already tired and relaxed.
The location is good, however, in Mandrem (lower) there is a good location everywhere, because the village is small and everything is within walking distance.
According to the rooms: the description says about the suites and the bathroom with a bathtub. Didn't see it there.
This is a standard guesthouse with standard rooms: a bed (hard), a table, an iron wardrobe, a toilet, a shower, a TV, an air conditioner. From the bad: very sluggish Indians who launched everything. It’s not the first time I’ve been to Goa, I haven’t noticed dirt for a long time, but here it was already sickening in places.
There was a feeling that, in principle, no one had ever cleaned the toilet, there were wrappers from tampons lying in the drain on the floor (it can be seen from previous guests), the toilet was just all yellow, it didn’t flush, everything climbed back. They asked to clean the room, they cleaned it, again, probably, in order to clean the toilet, you have to leave a separate application, as there was dirt, it remained.
There were more breakfasts, there was just coffee in a thermos, toast, butter, and portioned jam. There is no separate room for food, they put it near the room on a table, on the terrace. Breakfast at about 9 am, if the Hindu has time to arrive or wake up. Very rarely all this was removed immediately, usually they came from the beach at two or three o'clock, the remains of breakfast were standing, crumbs, ants in the sugar bowl, etc.
Previously, each room had refrigerators, now they don’t, for some reason a couple stood next to the room on the terrace. We opened one, almost threw up: a moldy pineapple and everything around is moldy. As I understand it, he still lies there, being reborn into a different form of life.
There is Wi-Fi, but it does not reach the 3rd floor.
In general, what I wanted to say: as I already wrote above, the hotel is not bad, BUT, it is very, very run down, everything is slowly falling off and rotting. Perhaps, just during the season, the Indians were already tired and relaxed.
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