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Goa Marriott Resort
At a Glance
- well located if Panaji is your main interest
Pros
- not the cleanest beach, a bit pricey
Cons
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Anyone with a keen interest in Panaji will appreciate the city location of this upscale Western chain hotel. Rooms are tasteful and the staff of the deluxe spa and fitness center provide excellent service. It's just a few minutes by foot to the beach—though this is very much a city hotel, not a beach resort.
- Address: Miramar Beach Rd., Panaji, Goa, 403001 | Map It
- Phone: 832/246-3333
- Website: www.marriott.com
- Location: Panaji
Contact Information
- 165 rooms.
- Restaurants, bars, pool, tennis court, gym, spa, children's programs.
- Credit cards accepted.
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