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This hotel is located near Vagator beach, and is a favourite amongst tourists. The small, spotless rooms overlook a modest swimming pool and garden. The hotel is clean and comfortable.

This is a reliable hotel, which is located right across the road from Baga beach. The rooms are average in size and basic, but quite clean and breezy because they are located so close to the sea and river. Some of the rooms have beautiful views of the sea.

This quaint hotel was inherited by Betina Faria and built by her grandfather and is consequently also known as Grandpa’s Inn. The small accommodations are quiet, and there is a lovely garden, swimming pool and old pool table.

Located between Sinquerim and Candolim beaches, this heritage guesthouse is on one of North Goa’s narrowest lanes. It is also located behind the massive Taj resorts. The rooms are decorated with gleaming floors and furniture.

This 50-year old hotel is located on the Mandovi bank and is about 300 metres from the Secretariat and the Sao Tome district. It is also just a short auto-rickshaw ride from both the Fontainhas shopping area and the church square. It is recommended that you ask for a room that faces the river.

This heritage guesthouse is the place to stay if you want to get a good feel for Old Goa. It is located in the historic district of Fontainhas and is a 150-metre walk from the Chapel of St. Sebastian. The hotel is beautifully decorated with antique rosewood furniture. Some of the rooms have tiny balconies overlooking the street. The bathrooms are modern and clean.

One of the advantages of this four-storey hotel is that it’s located very close to the beach (a few minutes by foot). It is located in the Colva region. The rooms are basic, clean and comfortable. However, none of the rooms face the sea.

Located right on the beach is one of Colva’s oldest and most popular hotels. Rooms are clean and reasonably priced. The staff is also friendly and quite helpful. You can dine at the in-house restaurant called A Tartaruga, or take your pick from the dozens of shack restaurants on the beach.

This hotel is located in Palolem and is very comfortable and atmospheric. Bhakti Kutir offers a selection of mud-plastered bamboo “cottages” made entirely from natural materials. The windows are crafted from seashells, while the cushions, fabrics and beds are all made by the locals. It is not too far away from the beach, and the resort features a health-conscious, mostly vegetarian restaurant. Ayurvedic treatments, yoga and meditation are also offered. Workshops and cooking classes are also held for those wishing to extend their knowledge of local culture.