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Park Hyatt Goa Resort and Spa is nestled in a lush 45-acre property, with direct access right to a pristine beach and all the essentials for a fun and relaxed holiday. — The Telegraph
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Luxurious beach resort amid 75 acres of verdant gardens. The architecture of the property combines Indian and European elements in an unusual and stylish synthesis. — Hideaway Report
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An oasis of eccentric refinement in the charm-starved south. — Travel + Leisure
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7 reviews
The rooms and suites are furnished simply yet elegantly, enlivened by earth and jewel-colored headboards; the bathroom, enclosed by a lattice screen, has a tub, a walk-in shower, and a walk-in closet. — Condé Nast Traveler
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For the old-world charm of an aristocratic family home, stay at this elegant Portuguese villa on the south bank of the Chapora River, now converted into an all-suites boutique hotel. — Fodor's
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Yoga Magic is a creative, naturally built eco-retreat offering nights under canvas in sumptuous tents and daily yoga classes. — The Telegraph
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4 reviews
This home-turned-boutique-hotel, with eight rooms and three villas, is perched on Coco Beach in peaceful Nerul in North Goa. — The Telegraph
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5 reviews
The guest rooms at this resort are housed in charming Goan village–style cottages and villas that face lush gardens or the broad expanse of Sinquerim Beach — Fodor's
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3 reviews
Right in the busy heart of North Goa’s beach belt, India’s first Hard Rock Hotel in Calangute is an elegant place to stay. — The Telegraph
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5 reviews
This "beautiful coastal property" is set on 56 acres of tropical gardens and flower-lined patios along a stretch of Benaulim Beach. — Condé Nast Traveler
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2 reviews
Nilaya, which roughly translates to "a hidden dwelling," could not be more aptly named. — Fodor's
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2 reviews
There’s a big range of rooms, pool and a bar-restaurant with frequent live music. — Lonely Planet
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2 reviews
A tastefully restored Portuguese-era home that can accommodate up to 10 adults, this is a delightful place that seamlessly combines the comforts of a luxury stay with the warmth of a homestay. — The Telegraph
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The 132-room Radisson Blu Resort Goa Cavelossim Beach is an upper-middle-range hotel popular with families, and located a 10-minute walk from Cavelossim Beach. — Oyster
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Creatives, rejoice! Vaayu is a tropical escape with a thriving up-and-coming art scene and easy access to arguably the best stretch of beach in North Goa. — The Telegraph
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These basic but charming cottages at the southern end of beautiful Patnem beach are wonderfully tranquil. — The Telegraph
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With its boho aesthetic, perma-soundtrack and fashionable guests, India's first W hotel brings some chic Ibizan vibes to northern Goa. — The Telegraph
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This friendly place is fronted by an old Portuguese home and offers neat, clean rooms with well-decorated options in the newer annexe. — Lonely Planet
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