W Goa, Vagator

Staying at the Sea View Villa Room was a delightful experience. The spacious and well-designed rooms met up to a 5-star standard, offering a comfortable and luxurious stay. The caring service was a standout, but the high prices might not suit all budgets.

The hotel is nicely located by the sea but lacks direct access to the beach or sunbeds. The rooms are excellent, and the food counter and spa receptionist offer top-notch service. However, the pricing seems a bit high for the overall experience.

The hotel rooms are spacious, but they don't offer sea views and are situated far from the beach, not giving a beach property vibe. The service is top-notch, especially at the Spice Traders restaurant, but there were minor issues that needed attention. The location is nice and quiet, although lacking direct beach access and could be made more exclusive. The dining experience offers a wide variety but is affected by current restrictions. Overall, a good hotel with some room for improvement.

The Sea View Villa Room is far from the beach, making it feel less like a beach property. The rooms are smelly and not noise-proof. The service, especially from Ajay and Shubham, had its ups and downs. The location is great, but the property could be more affordable. The dining experience is a mixed bag with high expectations. Overall, a decent but overpriced hotel.

The hotel is set amidst a labyrinth of rice paddies and little villages but lacks direct beach access and sun beds. The rooms are beautifully decorated, offering a restful stay. The exceptional service goes above and beyond, especially from Arun at the restaurant, although the dining experience could use improvement. The location is unique and lovely, albeit overpriced. Despite the drawbacks, the resort boasts gorgeous rooms and great service.