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Until 1962, Goa was a Portuguese Colony and till today the impact of Portuguese is still visible in the culture, cuisine, art and architecture of Goa. Goa is India's one of the most paradisaical tourist mosaics. Fabulous churches set in eclectic architecture, sleepy villages, mesmerizing beaches, captivating forts – and much more, Goa never ceases to send your soul in trance.

Hospitality at its best

It is said that for Goan people hospitality is not an art – it is a ritual. Goan people are generally polite, outgoing, hospitable and ready to help. It is this trait of Goans that makes Goa the pearl of the east. Most of the Goa hotels are stately and offer the best services with affectionate hospitality. What's more, while staying in Goa hotels, you'll never feel away from home.

Fabulous Stay at Goa Hotels

Goa has hundreds of hotels dotted all over the state. Out of all the numerous hotels in Goa, the Five Star Hotels in Goa are the most luxurious, elaborate and stately. These hotels are surrounded by idyllic palms, lush lawns and private beaches. The room amenities in these hotels include all the modern-day facilities like air-conditioner with temperature control facility, high speed internet, television with satellite channels, minibar, alarm clock and telephones with international direct-dialing. The opulent bathrooms are equipped with class showers and bathtubs along with the accessories like hair dryers, bath slippers, towels etc.
Dining at Five Star hotels could be an experience of a lifetime. You get to enjoy gourmet delicacies in the on-site restaurants. The entertainment and health facilities as well as business facilities are of international standards.

Are You Cost-Conscious? Try a Budget Hotel

The accommodation cost like all places, vary in Goa. While the luxury and five star rated hotels with all-inclusive packages are pricier, the medium budget and budget hotels are light on your pocket. But at budget hotels the number of facilities can be less as compared to star rated hotels. No matter what kind of hotel you choose, you can rest assured the treatment would place you on a pedestal.

Goa attracts roughly 2 million foreign tourists every year and 60 percent of them are British nationals. Goa is one of the cheapest hotspots for most Europeans. For a European tourist a week during the peak season would work out to cost around 350 Euros, while during the off season a 7-day tour package in a good Goa Hotel may range anything between 220 to 250 Euros. It is thanks to these affordable prices that a major chunk of tourists hails from Europe.