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The Hotel Dona Terezinha, Goa comes to you with an endearing ambiance and environment much beyond the excepted fare from an economy Goa hotel. Situated close to the Calangute Beach this resort offers you both excellent location and accommodation at hugely reasonable prices so you could have the time of your life without burning a hole in your pocket.
Touted as the perfect holiday spot for the financially savvy traveler, the Hotel Dona Terezinha, Goa has all it takes to make your Goa holiday a complete success.
Hotel Amenities
The Hotel Dona Terezinha, Goa has a huge swimming pool and along with it a delectable and versatile multi-cuisine restaurant and bar, carefully manicured lawns and gardens that are a delight to the eye, massage treatment rooms, travel assistance desk, foreign currency desk.
The restaurant of Hotel Dona Terezinha, Goa serves exceptional seafood – must-try when you stay at this quaint economy Goa resort.
Room info
The Hotel Dona Terezinha, Goa offers you a choice of 110 spacious and warmly furnished air-conditioned rooms with all the amenities you require for a pleasant and comfortable stay – attached bathrooms with 24 hours hot/cold water shower, cable TV, telephone, mini bar, in-room safe deposit, and a lovely private balcony than overlooks either the pool or the beautifully landscaped courtyard.
Location
The Hotel Dona Terezinha, Goa is located about 700 meters away from the Calangute beach, which makes it fall into the category of best-located economy Goa resort. The nearest airport is about 45 kms away from the hotel and the nearest railway station, Thivim about 12 kms.
The Capital City of Goa, Panjim/Panaji is about 13 kms from here, which gives you an opportunity to visit this remarkable city and check out the Mandovi River Cruise. Also, must-see points of attraction are the amazing churches of Old Goa.
Other attraction around the Hotel Dona Terezinha, Goa are:
- Miramar Beach, famous for its picturesque location at the estuary of Mandovi River with the Arabian Sea – 10 kms
- Candolim Beach -3.5 kms
- Sinquerim Beach, famous for Fort Aguada an massive and impressive 16th Century Fortress – 5 kms
- Anjuna Beach, famous for its amazing and enthralling full moon parties – 4 kms
- Vagator Beach – 7 kms
- Baga Beach, famous for water sports and non-stop fun – 1.5 kms
- Club Cabana, an excellent night party club – 4 kms
- Tito’s, the most sought after night club in North Goa – 4 kms
Policies
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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User reviews
Average user rating from: 3 user(s)
"Stay Away from this place!!!"
| Date of Stay: | February 2010 |
| I am from: | Sheffield, UK |
| Trip Style: | Leisure |
| Good Points: | Clean rooms, great tailor on premise, good pool |
| Bad Points: | Limited menu, drunk Russian guests creating nuisance |
Coming for the first time to India, nothing prepared me for what I found outside the airport and then the hotel. The rooms was cleaned in front of us twice at our request, but it still looked tired and shabby. The bathrooms were dirty.
The food we ordered all tasted the same – curry style. There were a huge Russian group whose male members were constantly drunk and screaming at one another. Such rudeness and terrible manners!
There are beggars wherever you go on the beach. There are packs of stray dogs roaming all over the place. Not had trouble with any, but just imagine is these dogs attack a human being. The beach shacks were recommended by my friends, but could not eat here for the horribly unhygienic conditions. We did have some superb meals at Nirvanas, The Mango Grove, and the Ric Bowl.
I would stay away from this place, if you want peace of mind and great holiday; because this would give you only the opposite.
| Would you recommend this hotel to a friend? | Never |
"Disappointed and Sad"
| Date of Stay: | January 2010 |
| I am from: | Wales, UK |
| Trip Style: | Leisure |
| Good Points: | Clean place, good pool |
| Bad Points: | Food was terrible, felt cheated with the all inclusive menu |
I have been before to India, though not to Goa and was not surprised or shocked by the room standards. The hotel was clean and rooms okay. But it was the food which perturbed me a great deal.
I had breakfast only twice in the 10 days stay and on both occasions they did not have mushrooms which were on the menu however. They also did not have pizza and no other continental dish. All they could offer was Indian or Goan curry – which I like, but not on daily basis.
Since I do not drink alcohol, and my type food was not available I think the all inclusive package was a complete waste for me; not to mention the annoying thing to find you are hungry and there is nothing to eat.
The staff were very aloof which is a little odd for Goa, where people generally are super friendly. They started paying attention to you just about the time you leave so you will give them a tip.
I would not go back to this place. Defintiely a no.
| Would you recommend this hotel to a friend? | Never |
"Okay Hotel!!"
| Date of Stay: | September 2010 |
| I am from: | Kolkata, India |
| Trip Style: | Romantic/Honeymoon |
| Good Points: | Large rooms, room service good |
| Bad Points: | Air conditioner does not work most of the time, about 2 kms away from beach |
Hoped that the hotel be closer to the beach. Anyway, loved the rooms which were large and very beautiful. Unfortunately, in the 4 days we stayed, 2 days the a/c malfunctioned.
We liked the service which was prompt and very friendly.
Overall an okay hotel. Would come again, if in vicinity
| Would you recommend this hotel to a friend? | Definitely |
