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Starting with a positive, the staff were lovely. Happy to try and help, did their jobs well and were kind and polite. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful. House keeping was offered daily including bedding change and refilling bottled water. The 'bones' of the hotel are good (comfy beds, decent pillows, good size bath etc) but it has been neglected. The rooms are a good size. The mirrors all have the surface coming away, the internet is poor so the smart TVs don't really work and there are no other channels. The bedding was stained including when it was changed during cleaning and is obviously very old. The window sills were dirty, the bath was dirty, the drawers were all dusty inside and under the pillows the gap behind the bed was dusty bare concrete. The plugs were coming away from the walls, there were no hangers to hang clothes in the wardrobe (which was in the bathroom), the towels were stained. There was a net curtain and light blocking curtains, both sets were musty and dirty to the point I had to wash my hands after opening and closing the. There was a spare mattress kept outside on the porch, during monsoon season. I have stayed in many lower budget hotels but I really didn't want to touch anything in the room and didn't even unpack my bag properly. My son stayed in a separate room and his was the same. There was an overwhelming smell of I'm assuming napthalene balls and mosquito repellant, it lingered the whole time we were there and mosquitos were still in the room despite the plug-in. Breakfast was fine, buffet style - limited options and I would have liked more Child-friendly fresh options but that's personal choice more than a complaint. I don't consider potato smiles and chicken nuggets a breakfast food and would have liked some chopped fruits or healthier cereal type foods for our two year old. Other options included sambar and idli (the idli tasted very sour, and I've eaten a lot of Indian food being married to one), boiled eggs, chicken sausages, donuts and cakes, toast, a veg Indian option that seemed to change daily such as poha or pongal, potato wedges and room temperature fruit juice which was different every day. There were some additional things you could order, some they didn't have available. Staff were prompt to help and prepare things if you asked and they had it. The on-site restaurant food was again fine, but a few things we tried to order they didn't have and it was expensive compared to the usually very reasonably priced local indian food (our food was 6000INR approx and the next day we ate somewhere else for 2300INR for more food) but I would expect to pay a premium for convenience. The pool we probably wouldn't have used as it's monsoon season but it was filthy, as was the glass fencing on the deck where the pool was. The drinks were nice. Food service didn't start until 7 and took a long time to be ready, by which time our 2 year old was struggling and it really wasn't a safe space to have her wandering to ke

Booked to stay here for 3 nights in February. On arrival we were told that you could only get wifi in the lobby and there was no WiFi in the room. My wife needed WiFi in the room to be able to work. Hotel staff tried to get us WiFi access but alas it could not be done. There was only us and another couple of people staying at the hotel but we given a small room overlooking the car park. We complained and were given a lovely room overlooking the river Sai. Ate in the restaurant and the food was good and we were served by a very polite waiter who attended to our every need. Due to the lack of WiFi we had to check out after 1 night which was disappointing. Sorry but we will not be coming back.

Hotel, staff, facilities...all 6 stars! Yes, it's not 5 stars, it's superior. Copy!!! ***y 5 star hotels should follow this example of operation, organization and service. Fabulous!

Absolute gem of a place in the serenity of South Goa! We had a week off in mid/December in this place, and everything from the pickup from Dabolim Airport to our departure was nothing less than excellent. The property had a private beach which is very clean and well maintained with beach watch to ensure safety in the water during daylight hours. There are three restaurants on site which cater to different cuisines, as well as a couple of decently priced beach shacks on the beach front. There is also a water sports activity cubicle on the beach from where the usual things like jetskis, para gliding etc can be booked and rides taken. Staff at the HIRG were polite and went out of the way to make us welcome. At breakfast every day the manager and chef made rounds enquiring about food and offering live food choices. Live music in the evening in the main restaurant was great, especially the gentleman playing the saxophones. All in all, a quiet holiday made better by the people running the establishment. We will surely be back soon.

We just came back from Cabo de Rama and we want to share our wonderful experience. We looked for a very quiet place to have a rest after a tour in Rajasthan. We are not deceived. We spent 4 nights and we would have liked staying more. The place is so peaceful and wonderful. It's remote, away from the crowd. To join the resort, you walk down ***** the beach and cross a bridge on a river. It's located above the Cabo de Rama Beach among palm trees and greenery. Ther are 9 wooden cottages and 3 tents. The wooden cottages are so comfortable with a nice decoration and stunning view. The beach below is not crowded and sometimes you can be alone. The swimming pool is beautiful with a very nice view on the sea. The whole atmosphere in that resort is so peaceful. All the staff is very helpful, kind and smiling. The food is high quality: fish, prawns, calamari...If you look for a quiet and beautiful place, I think it's definitely the best place in Goa! I hope to come back!

What a great place to stay. If you are into nature get to say in one of the rive cottages and your are right n the edge of the Sal river. On the far bank is a large fruit bat colony, a pond heron arrives on the pontoon just outside every evening to look for fish, smaller bats and kites fly around in the evening and you can watch fishermen pulling in their fishing nets. such a peaceful quiet view from the balcony I loved it. The *** and wo*** on reception were so friendly and professional as was the *** serving breakfast. The beach was a 10 minute walk away.

The resort was good, but lacked some basic amenities, the room didn't had basics like soap, toothpaste which are provided by the hotel, they even charged for the water bottles a fer the first day, and we had asked twice for our room to be cleaned but it wasn't, otherwise resort has a nice location facing a lake and the food was good, overall i would say it's good but is on a quite expensive side.