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can you recognize the place?
Is there any indiamiker who could tell me where in Goa were these pics taken?
http://www.goanet.com/digital/goa2004/Photo060.jpg http://www.goanet.com/digital/goa2004/Photo061.jpg or maybe you could recommend me a similar place that would still be open in the beginning of july thanks |
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May 29th, 2005, 08:29
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It all depends on what your budget is? There are plenty of hotels open in July with tariffs ranging from $10-$500/day. Not sure about those photos but that hotel looks to be expensive. |
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May 29th, 2005, 08:57
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I'm sure the hotel is pretty expensive and I certainly can't spend 500$ a day for this
But what if you just wanna chill out near the swimming pool without actually living in the hotel? Is this possible in Goa?
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May 29th, 2005, 09:32
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Thank you for the info
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Nilaya Indeed
Martin D is right! It is indeed Nilaya Hermitage hotel which is a boutique 5* hotel. It costs about $125/night off-season. It has 2 nice restaurants and one serves amazing Goanese food (yummy Reshad prawns). I would highly recommend it.
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Aug 31st, 2005, 07:26
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looks similar to Club Cubana. and from the looks of it, the same owners too.
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Owners are different. |
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Laguna Anjuna
There is a hotel quite similar to Nilaya Hermitage and designed by the same architect called Laguna Anjuna which is far more reasonable costwise than Nilaya. Check out:
http://www.lagunaanjuna.com/ |
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The Nilaya is owned by Claudia & Hari, who also own the Tiracol Fort, and also an AMAZING site just outside Goa in Maharashtra called Redi Fort. I understand that the Redi Fort is currently under development but won't be ready for a while.
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