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This is the website for Pretty Petals http://www.prettypetalsgoa.com/accom.htm#tariff
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The Marquis beach resort is OK although overpriced in my opinion. Although it is calling itself as a 3-star resort I personally would not classify it as 3 star. |
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I would thoroughly recommend it. It is not cheap (around 3000 per room) but much better value than going to Taj resorts. If you are at all worried about Goa or first timer and have a bit extra to spend go here. You can also get excellent Ayurvedic massage from a TRAINED masseur not a bogus beach tout. |
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So which one is it?? OK (GoanCanuck) or Top Class Resort (Big Neil)? Our Goan friend whom has lived in Goa his whole life, knows the people that own the hotel and is supposedly going to get us a deal??? I suppose we will have to see what he comes up with..Waiting for an email from him!
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Thankīs GoanCanuck!
Meanwhile I found their website ( chalston.com ) and it looks kind of what I expected. Not too stylish n starish, comfortable but literally budget, family run without great luxury but hopefully a friendly staff. The photos on their site look indeed decent to me - except maybe the pool, which is a bit small. But anyway, who needs a pool when there are a hundred kmīs of beaches waiting to be explored ?Take your time, hurry up, choice is yourīs, donīt be late...... no, surely not! See ya ![]() |
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I know the manager and most of the staff, I usually visit there every year. Each year they have either painted or renewed something to a good standard (by Goa). Standards are maintained well. The star rating is well exploited thoughout Goa. There are some 3 stars that deserve 1. You will find cheaper no doubt. I don't know how busy Candolim is at present. To get to Goa for 1 month I have had to take a 4 week package and will be staying at the Dona Alcina (supposed 3 star) which I am bracing myself for! I haven't read a good review. I may well be looking for somewhere to stay myself (and partner). I don't intend hanging around Candolim too much if it is busy and will probably head south. |
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Hehehe. I would not give it more than 1 star. These days in Goa any hotel with a swimming pool thinks it is alright if it advertises as a 3 star hotel. |
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Can't wait to see what s**t I am offered. I'm pretty well primed to give any MyTravel rep or whoever a total bollocking. Hey I'm Scottish, can't be fleeced that easily.... or without a good match. |
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Neil,any info on the Sonesta Inn in Candolim(if bad don't tell me as already booked for mid feb)First time of going,Ian and Marjie
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Have a look here http://www.holiday-truth.com/holiday...rt_hotels/Goa/ Sonesta sounds fine. Wish I cold say the same for my choice. |
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Thanks Neil,seems fine.I'm probably just needing that little more stress to keep the nerve ends that wee bit tighter,thanks Ian
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Happy New Year Dont know if you have sorted your accommodation out yet but I have stayed at MANTHEVEN HOMES twice and found it excellent (5min walk to beach). Check out the Hotel Listings Section for Goa on the I.M home page for more details or visit their web site at www.manthevenhomes.com ![]() |
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