Maggies Guest House

This was by far the worst hotel experience I’ve ever had, made worse by deceptive pricing. Cons: • The refrigerator is outdated, doesn’t close properly, and produces a constant noise, making it impossible to sleep. You’re better off turning it off entirely. • Voltage fluctuations in the hotel compound can cause mobile devices to overheat, posing a safety risk. • Cleanliness is appalling—maids spit on the floors and stairs, leaving the strong smell of pan parag everywhere. • No hot water available. • The bed sheets and pillows are old and unwashed. The only way to avoid the nasty pillows is by sleeping with your face toward the ceiling. The furniture is equally outdated and poorly maintained. • The television is ancient and barely works. • Basic bath amenities are nonexistent. • The almirah doesn’t close properly. • The stairs are consistently dirty. • Mirrors have chewed gum and grime stuck to them. • The locks are old and ineffective. • Poor lighting combined with noisy, ineffective fans makes the room uncomfortable. • The entire hotel reeks of cigarettes and alcohol, making it unbearable for non-smokers and teetotalers. • A serious safety hazard: The ceiling fan is dangerously low—raising your hands could result in injury. Pros: • There’s a pool. • The beach is 0.5 km away on Holiday Street. • Plenty of beer available for those who don’t mind the unhygienic conditions. • There’s some artwork in the room, if that’s of any interest. Pricing Scam: Online platforms like Goibibo and MakeMyTrip list rooms for ₹3,000–₹5,000 per night, while the hotel reception offers the same rooms for ₹500–₹1,000 if you negotiate. Foreign tourists are charged around ₹2,000. This pricing manipulation feels like an exploitation of tourists, leaving a bad impression about Goa’s hospitality. Final Verdict: This hotel deserves a 0-star rating. The 3-star rating on Google is highly misleading. Also, don’t be deceived by online platforms claiming the rooms are fully booked—the hotel is largely empty. Staying here feels like a slap in the face to anyone expecting even basic standards. Avoid this place altogether. This ver

Well Maggies isn’t that quiet in the evening now! Music played every night in the new restaurant Mia Casa, which spoiled our stay. Wouldn’t have minded if it was just one or two nights…….but every night is not good! Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a nice place to stay and the staff are lovely and very helpful, and likewise the restaurant staff are great, just like the food is. However the late night noise was not appreciated and many other residents felt the same!

Отдыхали в отеле в январе 2024г. Из-за заполненности отеля нам достался "уставший" Номер делюкс с видом на бассейн. Попросили владельца отеля Саймона поменять номер, но в наличии, этой категории он был последним. Нам предложили улучшенный номер с доплатой. В номере было 2 выхода и большущий балкон с красивым видом на бассеин.Про бассеин- плавая в нём я потеряла серебрянный браслет. Работник отеля вернул мне его в считанные минуты.Владелец отеля уго щал нас спелыми и сочными фруктами. Сам бассеин и территория- ухоженные. Уборка в номере проводилась каждый день. Работники кафе отеля всегда приветливые, улыбчивые. Сам отель и персонал на твёрдую пятёрку. До променада с магазинами, аптеками, торговыми центрами 5-7 минут ходьбы, рядом с отелем множество торговых лавок. До моря 300 метров или 3-4 минуты ходьбы. Море- чудесное, водичка чистая. Отдыхали у Шейка(кафе на пляже) "Педрос". Блюда вкусные и приемлимые по стоимости. В целом Гоа- это сказка, в которую хочется вернуться.