Hoteles cerca de Playa de Dona Paula en Panaji

“Hotel muy bien administardo y servido. Confortable, en una zona agradable, un poco alejada de Panaji. Buena cena, desayuno aceptable. Mi unica critica es la no existencia de wifi en los cuartos. Tener en cuenta que los cuartos que dicen tener vista al mar , es solo una vista lateral. Calle muy transitada de dia ya que es camino al muelle lugar popular con los locales.”

“First and forwmost, lack of communication from the owner/manager. No responses for queries at all. The rooms were clean upto an OK level. Bathroom was not very clean. Our room was at the front of the property overlooking a very busy road. It was not sound proof at all. Staff was good, reaponsive. Parking is available, but accessing it is a hassle. We had to approach the main reception to request access to the parking bay in the basement. Main reception was at the back of the building, so this...

“Ok hotel”

“Amenities and service quality ”

“The property needs substantial renovation - many rooms are bit run down and with foul smell...Rest of the things in terms of amenities and other aspects are upto the mark of Taj!”

“The hotel it is far away from everything is very dirty. Hotel room is dirty. Hotel is very very old. Nothing around the hotel.”

“Worst stay of my life. Your food depends on if hotel have guests or no. If not enough you’ll get whatever without any heads up. Don’t book this place not unless if you want to get disappointment. Nothing close by this place you get stuck in there. ”

“Value for the money. Staff was friendly and accommodating.”

“The rooms were not that clean. It is an old property but the time I visited it was okay for within that price range. ”

“Traffic noise. ”

“We were drawn to the hotel as we wanted a pool. Unfortunately, the pool in the photographs are of a different SinQ hotel. The pool here is very, very small, no sun loungers, just the bar seats as the pool area is part of the bar! We had two nights and the first was great. The second night the hotel became a party venue with the bar overhead and then people running around the corridors, shouting and slamming doors”