худший из тех, где мы были в Гоа the worst we've been in Goa

We were in Goa for the third time and consciously chose an inexpensive hotel, read the reviews and were ready for the fact that it was not very good there, but that we could not even imagine to such an extent. If you are going to India for the first time DON'T EVEN THINK OF STAYING HERE!! ! This hotel will ruin your holiday and you will never want to return to this beautiful country. It is VERY FAR from the beach and if you are afraid to ride a bike, then every trip to the ocean in the heat will be a test. The rooms do not have a refrigerator, no kettle, no TV, no normal table. In the bathroom, everything is kept on parole. Everything in the room is old. Be sure to bring your own linen (something that is simply beyond description - gray, stained, even with holes). We bought two large sheets for 300 rupees at the market in Anjuna. It works on Wednesdays, the price must immediately be lowered no less than 4 times. Breakfast - coffee and 2 toasts, but even that can wait half an hour. But the worst thing is our compatriots!!! ! The hotel is big, there are a lot of people and there will always be cattle that will drink and yell all night. All surrounding dogs will react to their cries and raise such a bark that it is impossible to fall asleep even in earplugs. The hotel administration does not stop this in any way, the police also believe that if people sing loudly all night, then this is normal. In short, if you are in India for the first time, if you have children with you or you are an elderly person, choose another hotel.
If you are an experienced traveler and ready for anything, you can live here. We took a bike and the location of the hotel did not matter. We had an electric frying pan with us, so there were no problems with food either. We went to the market, took a bag of different vegetables (about 60-70 rupees), fish like our mackerel (3-4 fish for 100 rupees), eggs (38 rupees a dozen), various fruits. The two of us ate 200 rupees a day and were not hungry. We also had a boiler, but an electric kettle without a spiral is better - then it will be possible to boil shrimp in it (400-500 rupees is a big pile). We rarely even spent the night at the hotel, as we traveled a lot around Karnataka. We recommend Hampi to everyone!! ! And it is also very interesting in Udupi. I will not describe, there is a lot of information on the Internet, I will only say that the impressions are unforgettable.
We love India very much and will definitely come again, but definitely in a different hotel. I think that it is necessary to choose a small one in order to know all the neighbors. then there are more chances to sleep at night, and if someone is rowdy, then it is easier to figure them out and figure it out.