Quinta Da Graca , Goa

Our stay at Quinta da Graca made our trip to Goa truly memorable. Its yellow walls, quaint rooms, and endearing hosts give it a charm that stays with you longer than any regular hotel experience. Located in a quiet neighbourhood with about a dozen other beautiful houses, it is still at a convenient distance from a lot of interesting places (Houses of Goa, the Calangute and Baga beaches, etc.). The rooms -- clean, air-conditioned and homely -- are very welcoming after a long day outside. The host...

We recently made a road trip from Mumbai down to Goa. Our first days we have spent at Quinta da Graca and it was wonderful. Savio and Audrey are so friendly, warm and open and we thoroughly enjoyed Savio's stories about the history of Goa and his life. The room and bathroom are spotless and clean. The breakfast is nice and Savio and Audrey prepare it with love and if you want it will be served with their great company. The garden is beautiful and so is their mansion, a passion for both of them. ...

This is the second time we stayed here. If one is looking for the best then this is the place to stay in comfort with new age facilities in old world charm, have delicious breakfast and enjoy the wonderful company of hosts Savio and Audrey. The place is close the popular beaches Candolim, Calangute,and Baga beaches.

Whilst the room was clean and resembled the photos online, as two young women the host made us feel very uncomfortable. We wouldn’t stay here again. We did not feel as though we had our own space, and the host wouldn’t leave us alone despite us making it clear that we wanted to relax. One one occasion he came to our room around 7pm and would not leave for 45 mins, despite us making it clear we were playing cards. They also have a small but aggressive dog who would bark at us when we entered or...

We selected this place based on pics - the moment we entered this place, we felt our choice was right. Seated in a quiet village, unspoilt by modernization, is the Home of Audrey and Savio, "Quinta Da Graca". Welcomed by two lion statues flanked at either side of the red gate you have a view of the traditional Goan house with the staircase leading up to the main Balcao of the house. The house is surrounded by fruit trees and a garden full of enthuriums. All the rooms will give you an experien...