Presa Di
| Rating |
Heritage Hotel |
| State | Goa |
| Location | Nagoa, 353/1, Arais Wado,Calangute, Bardez, Goa 403 517 |
| Rooms | 5 exclusive Junior Suites & 2 Deluxe Rooms |
- - A major player for 21- years, with array of services in tourism industry.
- - Served over 20 million customers across the globe.
- - Served over 2000 cities in more than 200 countries of the world.
- - Winner of National Tourism Award 2009-2010
- - 24X7 customer service.
One of the best known Heritage Hotels in beach paradise Goa Presa Di Goa (meaning Captive of Goa') is an ancient country house restored and furnished in the Portuguese colonial style which reflects the grandeur and opulence of the bygone era.
Accommodation :
Accommodation facilities at Presa Di Goa, Goa is in the form of 5 exclusive Junior Suites and 2 Deluxe Rooms designed in Indo-Portuguese style and appointed with traditional colonial furnishings to evoke the true grandeur and charm of the bygone era. These luxurious air-conditioned rooms are tastefully decorated and fitted with regular amenities like antique four-poster beds, televisions, telephones, etc.
Dining :
The garden restaurant at heritage hotel Presa Di Goa serves a unique blend of Mediterranean, Indian & Goan cuisines, leaving even the most discerning guests, craving for more. The hotel also houses a Barbeque joint and a well stocked Bar, finely suited to cater to all refreshment requirements of guests.
Business :
The hotel provides excellent business facilities like fax, internet service, etc.
Recreation :
li>Outdoor Mezzanine Pool
Other Facilities :
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge Service
- Complimentary Transfer to/from Calangute City Center and Beach
- Complimentary Airport Pick Up Service
City Info :
Arpora, Nagoa and Baga are three palm-fringed coastal hamlets in North Goa. These three settlements cluster together to form a revenue village skirted by the famous Anjuna, Parra, Guirim, Saligao and Calangute beaches. Several swanky villas, restaurants, hotels and clubs have sprung to existence along the banks of the Baga river, in order to cater to the huge tourist inflow to the region.
