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Grooving at Coconut Grove
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narrow road, hair-pin turns, old Goan villages, verdant rice fields, women drawing
water out of wells and the promenade of coconut trees welcomes the guests at
Coconut Grove, The Goan Beach Retreat. Located just 250 metres from Betalbatim
Beach, with 36 deluxe rooms and 2 cottages, Coconut Grove is set among swaying
palms in the quiet village of Betalbatim in south Goa. The resort's design is
a tribute to Goan architecture with visible laterite stones and sloping roofs.
Remy Vaz, assistant general manager, Coconut Grove, says, "Goa is exceptionally
green in the monsoons. Our resort is located far away from the hustle and bustle
of the city thus providing a quiet ambience to guests who need timeout from
their busy lives. The property is built in old Portuguese style with rooms that
are cozy with a clear view of the sea." In the ambience one can find serenity,
seclusion and an escape from the stress of city life. Tastefully decorated private
lodges allow the guests to relax and take in the beauty of the surroundings.
In this intimate environment one can indulge with a drink at the bar or relax
by the pool and have fun.
Located 12 kms away from the airport and 6 kms from Margao railway terminus,
this beach resort is ideal for honeymooning couples and also a perfect escape
for stressed out individuals. The restaurants also offer an excellent choice
of Thai, Goan, Continental and Indian cuisine. The resort has special discounts
for the monsoon season, with theme parties and cultural festivals.
Accommodation
• Air conditioned rooms
• Hot/cold shower with bathtub
• Telephone with direct dial
• Room Service
• Tea / Coffee maker
• Television
• Mini bar
• Writing table
• Hair dryer on request
• Balcony
• Sitting area in the room.
Amenities
• Travel desk
• Money changer
• Safe deposit boxes
• Laundry facilities
• Boutique & souvenir shop
Restaurants
• Pool Side Bar (seasonal)
• Primavera (serves Indian, Continental, Goan & Thai cuisine ).
Recreation
• Swimming pool with sun beds and umbrellas.
• Entertainments like folk dance, live music, etc. are frequent but limited
during monsoon.
• Indoor recreational facilities ( table tennis, carrom )
• Outdoor recreational facilities ( water polo , bicycles )
• Water sports ( seasonal).
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