Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Stayed in this hotel a few times now. As per normal it is excellent. Near enough town if you want a little walk, beach short taxi away. Food in restaurant is amongst the best I have had in a hotel. You must have the Goan food.
Stayed in this hotel a few times now. As per normal it is excellent. Near enough town if you want a little walk, beach short taxi away. Food in restaurant is amongst the best I have had in a hotel. You must have the Goan food.
Glenn
Reviewed December 2, 2015Reviewed December 2, 2015
Enjoyed the stay . Will go back to the same place.
Nice and a very hospitable bar. Good pool bar. Very courteous and accomadating staff.
Suggestion : book a room on the first floor sea facing. It has doors opening to the lawn and beach pathway. If out of budget, the garden view rooms on the first floor are the same and only a minute's walk to the beach path ( of course no beach view).
Goa Marriott will be by first choice and I recommend it to all.
Enjoyed the stay . Will go back to the same place.
Nice and a very hospitable bar. Good pool bar. Very courteous and accomadating staff.
Suggestion : book a room on the first floor sea facing. It has doors opening to the lawn and beach pathway. If out of budget, the garden view rooms on the first floor are the same and only a minute's walk to the beach path ( of course no beach view).
Goa Marriott will be by first choice and I recommend it to all.
Excellent place to stay in the heart of the city. All amenities in walking distance, restaurants etc. Very friendly and helpful staff and lovely place to come back to after busy daytime activities. Views from the bar/swimming pool and reception area were amazing, overlooking the river.
Excellent place to stay in the heart of the city. All amenities in walking distance, restaurants etc. Very friendly and helpful staff and lovely place to come back to after busy daytime activities. Views from the bar/swimming pool and reception area were amazing, overlooking the river.
No extra charges we had to pay once booked at expedia. The hotel is less than a year old and everything seems new and clean. Very well furnished and very cozy bed too. We enjoyed all the 4 night stay there. If you are in sea facing rooms you can see the sea and hear the waves all the time. Very less traffic around.
Best to hire a two wheeler to go around, taxi service is very expensive. The restaurant Delhi Darbar is also at the ground floor, which is expensive but good food. Buffet breakfast...
No extra charges we had to pay once booked at expedia. The hotel is less than a year old and everything seems new and clean. Very well furnished and very cozy bed too. We enjoyed all the 4 night stay there. If you are in sea facing rooms you can see the sea and hear the waves all the time. Very less traffic around.
Best to hire a two wheeler to go around, taxi service is very expensive. The restaurant Delhi Darbar is also at the ground floor, which is expensive but good food. Buffet breakfast...
Arvind
Reviewed September 24, 2014Reviewed September 24, 2014
I booked this hotel on Expedia and surprisingly found the hotel to exceed on our expectations. Hotel is constructed on more than 100 year old Portuguese building. Food was excellent. Hotel staff was very good and courteous. Ambience of the hotel is very good. Rooms are pool facing. Rooms and washroom are very big in size.
I booked this hotel on Expedia and surprisingly found the hotel to exceed on our expectations. Hotel is constructed on more than 100 year old Portuguese building. Food was excellent. Hotel staff was very good and courteous. Ambience of the hotel is very good. Rooms are pool facing. Rooms and washroom are very big in size.
Deepak
Reviewed February 6, 2017Reviewed February 6, 2017
Could not have asked for more the staff , room and overall facilities are world class beach access is there too pool is nice housekeeping staff was excellent specially gentleman by name kamlesh or kamesh not sure of his exact name but a young guy he surprised us by doing new new things in our room in terms of possession
Could not have asked for more the staff , room and overall facilities are world class beach access is there too pool is nice housekeeping staff was excellent specially gentleman by name kamlesh or kamesh not sure of his exact name but a young guy he surprised us by doing new new things in our room in terms of possession
So yes a boutique hotel - with capacity for only 20 guests but the hotel exceeded our expectations in every other sense. Immaculate spacious suite, with excellent facilities. We wanted a gym and a pool - both big ticks!
The food and drink on point too.
Other things to note: near Old Goa (so about 15 mins taxi from Panjim), felt the hotel was not full but meant it often felt as though we had the entire space to ourselves. At night, definitely quieter than panjim and north Goa - previously stayed...
So yes a boutique hotel - with capacity for only 20 guests but the hotel exceeded our expectations in every other sense. Immaculate spacious suite, with excellent facilities. We wanted a gym and a pool - both big ticks!
The food and drink on point too.
Other things to note: near Old Goa (so about 15 mins taxi from Panjim), felt the hotel was not full but meant it often felt as though we had the entire space to ourselves. At night, definitely quieter than panjim and north Goa - previously stayed...
J C
Reviewed February 12, 2026Reviewed February 12, 2026
Great hotel with what it effectively its own private beach. The staff were wonderful and so was the food. It really was amazing and we had a great time.
It could be a bit quiet at night and there isn't much else around - although if you walk left along the beach there is a beach shack and another hotel both doing excellent food but at much cheaper rates (and the drinks are much cheaper too). The price of food and drink is extremely expensive by Indian standards, but fairly standard for UK...
Great hotel with what it effectively its own private beach. The staff were wonderful and so was the food. It really was amazing and we had a great time.
It could be a bit quiet at night and there isn't much else around - although if you walk left along the beach there is a beach shack and another hotel both doing excellent food but at much cheaper rates (and the drinks are much cheaper too). The price of food and drink is extremely expensive by Indian standards, but fairly standard for UK...
Lee W
Reviewed January 28, 2015Reviewed January 28, 2015
Verem offers a host of things to see and do, such as Reis Magos Fort and Mandovi River. Look through our all-inclusive hotel rooms, where you can enjoy a host of amenities including entertainment, childrens' clubs and, of course, food and drinks, all included in your stay. Many of our all-inclusive resorts also feature activities such as golf, yoga, water sports and more, which you can enjoy at no additional expense.
What is there to do near my all-inclusive resort in Verem?
If you want to explore the area around your all-inclusive resort, visit Reis Magos Fort and Mandovi River, and see why travellers like Verem! Other attractions include Kegdole Beach, Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception and Deltin Royale Casino.
When's the best time for an all-inclusive stay in Verem?
There's nothing like an all-inclusive holiday in Verem to refresh you, especially when you know what kind of weather to expect. Here's some information to help you choose when to book: The hottest months are usually April and May, with an average temperature of 28°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 26°C. February and January are the driest months, while July and June are the rainiest months.