Top rated hotels in Goa

Little India Beach Cottages
4.1/565 Reviews
Luciano Guest House
3.6/55 Reviews
The location is right on the beach and near to lots of bars and restaurants. At the moment, there is a rule in Arambol about live music stopping at 10pm so it isn't overly loud. You can hear the sea when the music is not playing. It is at the quieter end of Arambol beach (regarding sunbathing tourists) which I liked but there is still music playing. This may or may not appeal. The room was basic, but clean when I arrived. I stayed for 6 nights, and they never came into my room. Not to clean, not to empty the bathroom bin. Not for any reason. That is fine by me as I am ok to empty my own bin, but may bother others. The linens and towels were old but clean. Weirdly, I asked for an extra toilet roll after day 4, and I was told I was entitled to only one but that they would make an exception! The length of your stay appears to be irrelevant to the amount of provisions. They also didn't provide a top sheet. I asked for one and he seemed uncertain if I cold have one and said he would let me know later, then forgot (and apologised later). They said I had a blanket and could use that - but those are rarely cleaned so I didn't want to use it next to my skin. It was actually okay as I didn't end up needing it, but if there had been lots of mosquitoes there would have been zero barrier. The owners were friendly and said hello whenever I passed them.
Garden Villa
3.7/510 Reviews
I stayed for five nights and paid 16,700 Indian Rupees, which is about 172 British Pounds. This means that I paid 34 Pounds per night. What did I get for 34 Pounds a night? Read below: “Hotel”?: It is NOT a hotel. Stop advertising it as a “hotel”. Reception: This is essentially the front house where the family that runs Garden Villa lives. You will not see anyone most of the time at the “reception” and will need to stand at the steps/entrance and look into the house expectantly and someone will come out and attend to you. That is reception for you. Garden: The “garden” is essentially a few patches of grass and a few average looking plants that grow nearly everywhere in Goa. If you are lucky, you will get a room that overlooks this “garden”. If you are not lucky, you will have a view overlooking a back street, or worse. Swimming Pool: Don’t be fooled by the swimming pool. It is a really small and shallow pool in open air – let us face it, Indians don’t have much of a swimming pool tradition/culture. The pool is about 10-15 meters from a very dusty and busy road. The pool is not covered so you can imagine dust, bird droppings, debris from trees, and heavens know what, fall into the pool. During my five-days stay, I did not see anyone cleaning it. I saw only once someone using it - a group of young Indian men having what looked like a bath. WiFi: Poor and intermittent. I would not say more. Room: Utterly utterly average room with a double bed, a table, a coat hanger, a TV (see below), a mirror, and small bucket as a dustbin (see photos). Absolutely nothing else. TV: NO FREE CHANNELS. TV was not connected to any network or cable in my room. I needed to ask the reception three times to come and connect it with cable, dish, or anything. They finally put a plug-in device (a kind or WiFi access point), which enabled the TV to receive Amazon Prime, Netflix, and some Indian channels. BUT you must pay for them. They are NOT free. Mattress and pillow: Utterly poor quality and old mattress and pillow, which hadn’t been well maintained and cleaned. The Garden Villa ***agement tried to cover the old mattress with a foam cover which was a little short and shrunk at the corners (see photos). Bathroom: Probably the worst bathroom you will get for 34 British Pounds a night. Toilet was old and rickety, paint was peeling off the walls and also off the rusty toilet door. Sink, taps, and mirror were looked uncleaned with signs of mould (or mold). Fridge: NO FRIDGE IN THE ROOM. Again, in most hotels you will find a fridge but not at Garden Villa. If you are in Goa, you cannot do without a fridge. It is very warm and hot throughout the year, and you will badly miss a fridge. But sadly rooms come with NO FRIDGE. Room service: You will need to ask the “reception” for someone to come around and clean the room. If you don’t ask, no-one is going to come around. Restaurant: No restaurant at Garden Villa. If you want a tea, coffee or a quick snack, you will need to walk o
Bloom Hotel - Calangute
4.5/561 Reviews
Very nice Hotel in Calangute. Rooms are small but clean and Modern. The white and Yellow theme goes very well. Basic amenities pocket tea/coffee, soaps, and kettles are provided. Breakfast is very good and unlimited has options in both veg and nonveg. There is also a live counter where we can order egg dishes, sausages etc. The swimming pool and pool area are good and well clean. There is a multi-purpose room where indoor games and library books are placed. The hotel staff is friendly and polite particularly Azhar from the restaurant section who served our request was very polite and helpful. He was full of energy, and enthusiasm from Goa to serve all customers. I will highly recommend this hotel if staying near Calangute beach. The hotel is just behind MacD. The distance between the beach and the Hotel is approx 1km.
Vintage Beach Resort
4.2/510 Reviews
This place was the medicine I needed after a hectic pace of being on tour in N India. It’s across the street from the beach. Less than 5 minute walk. It’s under new owners and they have done a wonderful job, making it a happy and beautiful place to stay. My room was large with a comfortable bed and had a beautiful little balcony that looked out onto peaceful palm trees. There is a swimming pool, which is awesome when the beach gets too hot. It is surrounded by lush gardens and beautiful greenery. I ate breakfast every day in their little restaurant, and the food and service was top-notch. 😁
FabHotel Ocean View Apartment, Dabolim
2.4/51 Reviews
It’s a budget hotel/apartment, so please ***age expectations. The staff is friendly and very cooperative will give them 10/10. Breakfast is served and they have a standard menu (no buffet), restaurant is okay however the food is excellent . They do not have internet, it’s incorrectly stated on the facilities. Please inspect your room before checking, I had to change my room as the first room was very bad, leaking toilet, unclean room, towels and bedding. I had to make some noise.
Mariaariose - "Melody of the Sea"
3.3/568 Reviews
Hotel Park Prime Goa
4.4/545 Reviews
The hotel is showing its age. But the staff are courteous and respond quickly, the water in the bathroom is hot, the bed is big and comfortable, and the river view from our elite suite was great. Breakfast was average for this type of accommodation. The highlight was the daily rearrangement of the cutlery. Cleanliness could be better. TV and internet could be improved. But overall, not bad for a budget hotel.
Ibis Styles Goa Calangute
4/564 Reviews
The room is not very big, but it is clean and warm, with a small balcony. I lived there on the New Year's Day, so it is too expensive. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the beach. The beach is beautiful, but there is a lot of rubbish. Many of the people staying there are the Europeans and Americans. The breakfast is not rich, but it is ok.
Royale Exotica, Goa
4.2/541 Reviews
This hotel is amazing in too many ways. Location, amenities and cleanliness with top class fittings. It starts from the GM Philip who is polite, soft spoken and obviously a hotel professional with an eye for detail. The cleaning crew, indoor cafe staff are all polite, welcoming and cooperative. 5-6 rooms face the beach directly with large sliding glass private balconies. Breakfast buffet included is very sumptious served in the beach facing cafe. Gleaming glass elevator in the lobby. Really enjoyed our 5 nights in this top class hotel with reasonable rates. We will be sending our friends here and revisit in the near future. Rooms: Very comfy room, private balcony, wonderful rain shower, natural light

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Hotel Information for Traveller

Number of Hotels4,712
Number of Reviews18,152
Highest PriceMYR 1,619
Lowest PriceMYR 50
Average Price (Weekends)MYR 340
Average Price (Weekdays)MYR 328