Hotel Marina
1 night
Rooms and Guests
1 room, 2 adults, 0 children
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Hotel Marina
behind Police Station, Small, Nani Daman, Daman, Marwad, Daman and Diu 396210, India
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Daman was earlier called by the name of Damao. The Portuguese ruled Daman for a long, long time. Daman and Diu, was a part of Goa. From the 8th to 13th century there was a stronghold of the Chowda Rajputs who were threw out by the Waghalas who in turn were barred by Muslims in1330. It continued under Muslims rule for another two hundred years when the Portuguese conquered it. , The Portuguese ruled Goa for 451 years (1510-1961). Albuquerque entrenched himself in the Island of Tiswadi in1510. His successors had unbroken sway over this lovely territory for four and a half centuries despite mounting resentment and opposition to the alien rule from the people within and outside the territory. Even as the Portuguese were settling down, admirals and seamen of the Indian powers were challenging their might on the high seas. When the Mughal Emperor Humayun attacked Bahadur Shah, Sultan of GujaratShow More
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Excellent service
Sparkling clean
Top local pick
Ideal locationProperty Description
Daman was earlier called by the name of Damao. The Portuguese ruled Daman for a long, long time. Daman and Diu, was a part of Goa. From the 8th to 13th century there was a stronghold of the Chowda Rajputs who were threw out by the Waghalas who in turn were barred by Muslims in1330. It continued under Muslims rule for another two hundred years when the Portuguese conquered it. , The Portuguese ruled Goa for 451 years (1510-1961). Albuquerque entrenched himself in the Island of Tiswadi in1510. His successors had unbroken sway over this lovely territory for four and a half centuries despite mounting resentment and opposition to the alien rule from the people within and outside the territory. Even as the Portuguese were settling down, admirals and seamen of the Indian powers were challenging their might on the high seas. When the Mughal Emperor Humayun attacked Bahadur Shah, Sultan of Gujarat
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5/5
OutstandingCleanliness5.0
Amenities5.0
Location5.0
Service5.0
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Surroundings
Landmarks: Shree Satyanarayan Mandir
(190m)
Landmarks: DAMAN TALKIES
(280m)
Landmarks: TIN BATTI
(290m)
Landmarks: Shahi Masjid, Zapabar
(340m)
Landmarks: Church of Our Lady of the Sea
(400m)
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Rooms
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Deluxe Room with Air Conditioner
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Guest Reviews
5/5
Outstanding
46 reviews
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness5
- Amenities5
- Location5
- Service5
Average for similar properties in Marwad
Guest User
November 26, 2024
The stay was amazing, the hotel was comfortable near all the landmarks, the service was good and most importantly it was hygienic, they have a restaurant downstairs, i booked a triple and a double sharing room. In short it was nice, cozy and comfortable.
Guest User
November 11, 2024
Location was good. Roads in bad condition, food was quite good, amenities and services upto the mark.
Guest User
July 15, 2024
Seeking for relaxation and good food, then the place is marina. I personally liked it and no complaints.
Guest User
July 10, 2024
The ambiance is good and the staff is very cooperative and the behaviour was very good and the whole experience was nice.
Guest User
June 19, 2024
Good hospitality nice behaviour of staff and amenities and food is also good and near by daman shopping and other spots are also near by hotel
Guest User
April 14, 2024
Property was easily accessible. It is in on the main road. Fort, beach and bus stand was within walkable distances. Rooms were spacious and clean. Food was good with reasonable price. Amenities were also good. Overall it was a pleasant stay.
Guest User
March 4, 2024
We booked the hotel through mm t after reading reviews and were not so sure about the property hoping for the best. But the hotel totally surprised us the room was very neat and clean, toilets super clean which relaxed us. Second comes the food, the food was finger licking delicious and the hospitality of the staff was very down to earth and helpful. The location of the hotel is very near to the beach so that you can go for a stroll easily. Overall if you are looking for a pleasant stay within budget must go for hotel marina!
Guest User
February 10, 2024
Amazing place and splendid hospitality with homely food in classic style. Never miss a chance to visit the maroon haveli. Simplicity at it’s best!
Guest User
January 30, 2024
Rooms feel bit small but neat and clean, well maintained. Staff is polite and service is great. Food served in the restaurant is decent.
Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
Child Policies
Children of all ages are welcome at this property.
Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.
Cots and Extra Beds
Please contact the hotel for details about cot and extra bed policies.
Breakfast
TypeAmerican
| Age | Fee |
|---|---|
Adult | Contact hotel |
Additional breakfast fees are not included in the total and need to be paid at the property.
Pets
Pets are not allowed
Paying at the Hotel
Property Description
- Number of Rooms: 1
Daman was earlier called by the name of Damao. The Portuguese ruled Daman for a long, long time. Daman and Diu, was a part of Goa. From the 8th to 13th century there was a stronghold of the Chowda Rajputs who were threw out by the Waghalas who in turn were barred by Muslims in1330. It continued under Muslims rule for another two hundred years when the Portuguese conquered it. , The Portuguese ruled Goa for 451 years (1510-1961). Albuquerque entrenched himself in the Island of Tiswadi in1510. His successors had unbroken sway over this lovely territory for four and a half centuries despite mounting resentment and opposition to the alien rule from the people within and outside the territory. Even as the Portuguese were settling down, admirals and seamen of the Indian powers were challenging their might on the high seas. When the Mughal Emperor Humayun attacked Bahadur Shah, Sultan of Gujarat