Ramada Caravela Beach Resort Hotel
, Varca, India
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Ramada Caravela Beach Resort Hotel
, Varca
Rooms: 202
Varca Village Fatrade
- Varca - 403 721 - India
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Reviews - Ramada Caravela Beach Resort Hotel
Great experience
Submitted by: shekharan in 31/10/08 - Age Group: 26 - 30
- From: India
- Traveller type: Cheap Getaway Holiday Maker
I very much enjoyed there & got great experience, i.e remembrance for my life. I like very nice service of welcome reception,staffs as well,foods are very good. Very well furnished rooms, much greenery there....I like & will get back soon.
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Historical Traveller Reviews of Ramada Caravela Beach Resort Hotel
Great Holiday Venue
from pramod.mistry
Internal flight was delayed in Mumbai so arrived at Ramada Hotel later than expected but was taken aback by the beauty of the hotel. Nice reception received from the staff and the hot towel and mocktail was a nice touch.
We stayed in a standard room which was sufficient for our needs but the bathroom needed updating which we understand is taking place in Mar 07.
The swimming pools were great. Our two children loved playing in the childs pool and for our stay had the pool to themselves for most the time. The pool bar was a nice retreat to go to when you fancied a light refreshment.
You could not fault the grounds and restaurants. All were very well kept and all staff were always on hand to assist you.
The short walk to the beach was great as we did not have to lug the kids buckets and spades far.
We stayed on a B&B basis and would recommend this as the restaurants are a lot more expensive than the local shacks or restauarants outside the hotel. We frequented the Sunset Village on the beach and they also owned Jollins outside the hotel which served great food. Out daughther made friends with Amanda from the shacks and the kids loved going there.
If you are looking for a relaxing holiday then I would recommend the Ramada. The kids really enjoyed themselves and want to come back next year.
We stayed in a standard room which was sufficient for our needs but the bathroom needed updating which we understand is taking place in Mar 07.
The swimming pools were great. Our two children loved playing in the childs pool and for our stay had the pool to themselves for most the time. The pool bar was a nice retreat to go to when you fancied a light refreshment.
You could not fault the grounds and restaurants. All were very well kept and all staff were always on hand to assist you.
The short walk to the beach was great as we did not have to lug the kids buckets and spades far.
We stayed on a B&B basis and would recommend this as the restaurants are a lot more expensive than the local shacks or restauarants outside the hotel. We frequented the Sunset Village on the beach and they also owned Jollins outside the hotel which served great food. Out daughther made friends with Amanda from the shacks and the kids loved going there.
If you are looking for a relaxing holiday then I would recommend the Ramada. The kids really enjoyed themselves and want to come back next year.
nice hotel ... rennovation works are going on though
from captainsimon
stayed here over christmas and the hotel/beach is very good.
breakfast was well done as the All Inc packages are worth going for as there is not much nearby (and you need to be careful where you eat nearby - the manager said not all restaurants have running water - not good for staying healthy!!) Food generally is excellent, expecially in the 'posh' Indian restaurant (where you can eat once a week as part of the All Inc)
we were very annoyed they decided to do rennovations over christmas and were banging until after 11pm most nights (it took 3 calls to the manager to get them to stop). May be worth checking this before you stay- saying that if you get a new room (301-314 are being done now), they are really really nice.
DO NOT go on the Caravela Casion boat ---- it takes 2.5hrs to get there and back and its rubbish. food is awful and the casino minimum stakes are quite high (e.g to bet on red or black on the Roullette the min. stake is £12!) ... you would have more fun at the hotel. We also went to the Flee Market (20 mins north of the hotel) and I would give this a miss ... more mosquitos than people there!
Apart from that its a good place - the waiter service is very slow, but thats just the Indians I think, it took 30 mins sometimes to get a round of drinks delivered to the beach.
oh, dont pre-book transfers - its only £7 to get a cab from the airport to the hotel if you go to the pre-paid taxi rank when you get there. Each cab is good for 2 people and luggage
breakfast was well done as the All Inc packages are worth going for as there is not much nearby (and you need to be careful where you eat nearby - the manager said not all restaurants have running water - not good for staying healthy!!) Food generally is excellent, expecially in the 'posh' Indian restaurant (where you can eat once a week as part of the All Inc)
we were very annoyed they decided to do rennovations over christmas and were banging until after 11pm most nights (it took 3 calls to the manager to get them to stop). May be worth checking this before you stay- saying that if you get a new room (301-314 are being done now), they are really really nice.
DO NOT go on the Caravela Casion boat ---- it takes 2.5hrs to get there and back and its rubbish. food is awful and the casino minimum stakes are quite high (e.g to bet on red or black on the Roullette the min. stake is £12!) ... you would have more fun at the hotel. We also went to the Flee Market (20 mins north of the hotel) and I would give this a miss ... more mosquitos than people there!
Apart from that its a good place - the waiter service is very slow, but thats just the Indians I think, it took 30 mins sometimes to get a round of drinks delivered to the beach.
oh, dont pre-book transfers - its only £7 to get a cab from the airport to the hotel if you go to the pre-paid taxi rank when you get there. Each cab is good for 2 people and luggage
Very Relaxing Time
from docmaggiemay
This was our 4th trip to Goa, having previously stayed in the North. We had heard that the South was quieter and more peaceful so we decided to try it for a change.
The flight
Utter utter rubbish. We thought Monarch were bad but Thomson were much worse. The worst flight I have ever been on, in every way. One drinks service in a 10 hour flight is unacceptable.
The hotel.
The hotel was lovely, although there were a few problems with getting us in the correct room - we had to move 3 times in the first 3 days. We had paid for an upgraded room, but the first night they put us in a standard room (I think this was the fault of Thomson though as they sent the wrong information, not the hotel). The next room they put us in was in the part of the hotel that is currently being renovated and it was very noisy. Our rep was actually very good about this, noticed what had happened and told the hotel to move us again without us even asking. Eventually we ended up in a very superior room - a 'Villa' as they call it, which was lovely. Large, airy and with a good terrace. We also had fruit every day.The rooms were spotlessly clean. There was still building work going on near the room though.
The hotel grounds were well kept, with gardens with lots of plantsand there was a small golf course that you walked through on the way to the beach. The pool was large and clean, with some sunbeds around - unfortunately some selfish people reserved these with towels and then spent all day on the beach. We actually did mange to get beds every day, but it was very quiet. I think if you went at a busier time of year you might have a problem.
Food
We were B+B, and this is what I would recommend as the AI option is expensive. There are several restaurants in the hotel, and they were fine, but in comparison to the local places they were quite expensive. We did like the Carnaval restaurant - excellent Indian cuisine - and the head waiter Joao was extremely helpful. He gave me the recipe for a dish I really enjoyed and even went to the market to buy the appropriate spice mix for me.
Other than that, we ate outside the hotel. There were 3 restaurants just at the front of the hotel, Jolinns was good but very quiet, and Agnelos had good Thai food. There were also several beach shacks all of which were excellent, not much to choose between all of them really. Anything else requires a taxi ride. Goan Village in Cavellossim is better than Mikes place next door, Martins corner the other way was also good. Don't worry about eating at the shacks, the food is safe and very fresh, they only cook to order so its all fresh and hot.
BEWARE - Alcoholic drinks at the hotel are very expensive - about 150 rupees (nearly £3) for a beer, when the standard price anywhere else is 50 or 60. They did have a buy one get one free offer at the beach bar though, which made it cheaper. Don't buy water at the hotel - all the shacks will sell you a bottle to take away.
There is a nightclub and a casino at the hotel. We never saw anyone go in them the whole time we were there.
The area
SMALL WARNING. The hotel is in a very isolated position which means it is peaceful, but you do have to get taxis anywhere if you want to get out. The taxis are extortonately priced for India as they have some scam going (we were told they are controled by the local mafia), but the drivers are good, and not too crazy . Unfortunately you have no choice but to pay the hotel prices as they don't allow other drivers to come near the hotel to pick up.
The main town Margao is about 15 mins drive away and it has good shopping, The local village has some shops including a bank and a pharmacy. There is a good tailor - Ismail at Dianas Tailor, who made me some excellent clothes. Lizas which is the main place they try to take you in the taxis is a big shop and a lot more expensive. Cavelossim about 15 mins away down the coast has more 'tourist' type shopping.
Betty's Place (just south of Cavellosim ) does a fantastic and very relaxing boat trip which is excellent and much better than the rep or hotel trips. 750 rupees (£10) each for the whole day includes dolphin watching, a trip up the backwaters/river, lunch and as much beer or G+T as you like. Watch out though, they fill up your glass constantly so you don't realise how much you have drunk!
South Goa is much quieter than the north, no nightclubs etc and mostly the nightlife is eating out. This suited us pefectly, but if you want something livelier, try North Goa instead.
If you want to go further afield, Old Goa, the waterfalls, Anjuna, the spice plantations and the temples are all worth it. Don't do a trip from your rep though, you can get exactly the same thing half the price if you organise it yourself with a taxi driver.
All in all, we had a fantastic time, and would highly recommend it.
The flight
Utter utter rubbish. We thought Monarch were bad but Thomson were much worse. The worst flight I have ever been on, in every way. One drinks service in a 10 hour flight is unacceptable.
The hotel.
The hotel was lovely, although there were a few problems with getting us in the correct room - we had to move 3 times in the first 3 days. We had paid for an upgraded room, but the first night they put us in a standard room (I think this was the fault of Thomson though as they sent the wrong information, not the hotel). The next room they put us in was in the part of the hotel that is currently being renovated and it was very noisy. Our rep was actually very good about this, noticed what had happened and told the hotel to move us again without us even asking. Eventually we ended up in a very superior room - a 'Villa' as they call it, which was lovely. Large, airy and with a good terrace. We also had fruit every day.The rooms were spotlessly clean. There was still building work going on near the room though.
The hotel grounds were well kept, with gardens with lots of plantsand there was a small golf course that you walked through on the way to the beach. The pool was large and clean, with some sunbeds around - unfortunately some selfish people reserved these with towels and then spent all day on the beach. We actually did mange to get beds every day, but it was very quiet. I think if you went at a busier time of year you might have a problem.
Food
We were B+B, and this is what I would recommend as the AI option is expensive. There are several restaurants in the hotel, and they were fine, but in comparison to the local places they were quite expensive. We did like the Carnaval restaurant - excellent Indian cuisine - and the head waiter Joao was extremely helpful. He gave me the recipe for a dish I really enjoyed and even went to the market to buy the appropriate spice mix for me.
Other than that, we ate outside the hotel. There were 3 restaurants just at the front of the hotel, Jolinns was good but very quiet, and Agnelos had good Thai food. There were also several beach shacks all of which were excellent, not much to choose between all of them really. Anything else requires a taxi ride. Goan Village in Cavellossim is better than Mikes place next door, Martins corner the other way was also good. Don't worry about eating at the shacks, the food is safe and very fresh, they only cook to order so its all fresh and hot.
BEWARE - Alcoholic drinks at the hotel are very expensive - about 150 rupees (nearly £3) for a beer, when the standard price anywhere else is 50 or 60. They did have a buy one get one free offer at the beach bar though, which made it cheaper. Don't buy water at the hotel - all the shacks will sell you a bottle to take away.
There is a nightclub and a casino at the hotel. We never saw anyone go in them the whole time we were there.
The area
SMALL WARNING. The hotel is in a very isolated position which means it is peaceful, but you do have to get taxis anywhere if you want to get out. The taxis are extortonately priced for India as they have some scam going (we were told they are controled by the local mafia), but the drivers are good, and not too crazy . Unfortunately you have no choice but to pay the hotel prices as they don't allow other drivers to come near the hotel to pick up.
The main town Margao is about 15 mins drive away and it has good shopping, The local village has some shops including a bank and a pharmacy. There is a good tailor - Ismail at Dianas Tailor, who made me some excellent clothes. Lizas which is the main place they try to take you in the taxis is a big shop and a lot more expensive. Cavelossim about 15 mins away down the coast has more 'tourist' type shopping.
Betty's Place (just south of Cavellosim ) does a fantastic and very relaxing boat trip which is excellent and much better than the rep or hotel trips. 750 rupees (£10) each for the whole day includes dolphin watching, a trip up the backwaters/river, lunch and as much beer or G+T as you like. Watch out though, they fill up your glass constantly so you don't realise how much you have drunk!
South Goa is much quieter than the north, no nightclubs etc and mostly the nightlife is eating out. This suited us pefectly, but if you want something livelier, try North Goa instead.
If you want to go further afield, Old Goa, the waterfalls, Anjuna, the spice plantations and the temples are all worth it. Don't do a trip from your rep though, you can get exactly the same thing half the price if you organise it yourself with a taxi driver.
All in all, we had a fantastic time, and would highly recommend it.
Brilliant!
from LancashireLass-TA
Hotel is fantastic, although the rooms are in need of refurbishment, which we were told is happening in 3 stages.
The Staff are friendly and helpful, food is good (although we usually only ate breakfast in the Hotel). Can recommend the Carnival Restaurant though. The pool and surrounding area is great and this year they even have a jaccuzzi!
Don't be put off by the girls selling goods on the beach. They do try to get you to buy, but usually once you have said 'No' then they leave you alone.
If you want to eat outside the Hotel then you should try Sunset Paradise, one of the shacks on the beach. Food is excellent and the owners Jennifer and Izi will make you feel very welcome. They also own Jolinns Restaurant just outside the Hotel, again, the food and the service is first class!
The Staff are friendly and helpful, food is good (although we usually only ate breakfast in the Hotel). Can recommend the Carnival Restaurant though. The pool and surrounding area is great and this year they even have a jaccuzzi!
Don't be put off by the girls selling goods on the beach. They do try to get you to buy, but usually once you have said 'No' then they leave you alone.
If you want to eat outside the Hotel then you should try Sunset Paradise, one of the shacks on the beach. Food is excellent and the owners Jennifer and Izi will make you feel very welcome. They also own Jolinns Restaurant just outside the Hotel, again, the food and the service is first class!
Good hotel
from brewersfriend
Good hotel, we stayed in a poolside and sea view room, both very good and well equipped.
We tended to eat out in the evenings, all required a taxi.
Betty's place,(10 mins)Our fav.!
Mikes place (10 mins)
and Martins corner (20 mins)
Not all the shacks were up and running when we were there. Sea Breeze (10/15 mins walk left on the beach) was very cheap and good..
We tended to eat out in the evenings, all required a taxi.
Betty's place,(10 mins)Our fav.!
Mikes place (10 mins)
and Martins corner (20 mins)
Not all the shacks were up and running when we were there. Sea Breeze (10/15 mins walk left on the beach) was very cheap and good..
perfect relaxing hotel
from andandlor
We've just returned from our first trip to Goa and can't wait to go back. OK, it's a longish flight, but when you arrive, it is well worth it. Transfer to the hotel is only around 45 minutes (less if you take a taxi from the airport). The Ramada is quite a large hotel but you never really feel it. It has large well maintained gardens and a selection of restaurants and bars.
We stayed in a superior pool view room. It was spacious, well appointed and the air con was very welcome at the end of a day. The pool area has plenty of loungers, but, as seems to be all too common these days, there were some sad people who got up at first light around 6.30 to get their towels out. However, there are loads more loungers in the gardens and again on the beach so no-one went without. We went on Band B basis and ,while the hotel does offer an all inclusive package, I would say go B and B. While all of the five restaurants looked very good, and breakfast was excellent,they weren't cheap. Anyway eating in the beach shacks on the beautiful beaches with the ocean in front of you is what Goa is about. There is a good little 9 hole golf course and bikes for hire. The hotel also has an Ayruvedic treatment centre where we had an absolutely fantastic massage.
This is a great place for adults looking for a chilling holiday but, apart from the shacks there is nothing much around the hotel. Also, apart from the night club and casino on site, all the hotel bars and restaurants were shut by 11 at night. While this helps avoid any late night disturbance, a quiet night cap had to be taken early.
Shops and bars are a short taxi ride away and there is nothing much in the hotel to entertain children.
Coming home, we were delayed 22 hours but the hotel staff were fine about us keeping our room and having to spend yet another day lying on the beach and swimming in the Arabian sea was no real hardship!
Overall I'd say if you are a bit of a Hilton hippy and want to see Goa but come back to a bit of luxury, air con and a pool side G and T you will have to go a long way to beat the Caravela.
We stayed in a superior pool view room. It was spacious, well appointed and the air con was very welcome at the end of a day. The pool area has plenty of loungers, but, as seems to be all too common these days, there were some sad people who got up at first light around 6.30 to get their towels out. However, there are loads more loungers in the gardens and again on the beach so no-one went without. We went on Band B basis and ,while the hotel does offer an all inclusive package, I would say go B and B. While all of the five restaurants looked very good, and breakfast was excellent,they weren't cheap. Anyway eating in the beach shacks on the beautiful beaches with the ocean in front of you is what Goa is about. There is a good little 9 hole golf course and bikes for hire. The hotel also has an Ayruvedic treatment centre where we had an absolutely fantastic massage.
This is a great place for adults looking for a chilling holiday but, apart from the shacks there is nothing much around the hotel. Also, apart from the night club and casino on site, all the hotel bars and restaurants were shut by 11 at night. While this helps avoid any late night disturbance, a quiet night cap had to be taken early.
Shops and bars are a short taxi ride away and there is nothing much in the hotel to entertain children.
Coming home, we were delayed 22 hours but the hotel staff were fine about us keeping our room and having to spend yet another day lying on the beach and swimming in the Arabian sea was no real hardship!
Overall I'd say if you are a bit of a Hilton hippy and want to see Goa but come back to a bit of luxury, air con and a pool side G and T you will have to go a long way to beat the Caravela.
Great Taxi Driver !
from A TripAdvisor Member
My partner and I went to Goa for her 40th birthday as she wanted to get away form all the fuss and attention. We selected the Ramada as the beach looked lovely on the internet and we had heard that the south of Goa had better beaches. We are happy to say it is all true. We found the people at the Ramada very helpful, even though we did have a mix up on the room when we got there. The hotel rooms need a bit of a tart up, but overall it was very good. The food was a bit ropey but this was compensated by the fact that we were B&B only so went to the great local resteraunts which all did great food at crazy low prices. As it was out first trip to India we were cautious of what the natives would be like but were overjoyed to find them very friendly and easy to talk to. We made good friends with the taxi driver and used him every time we went out. If you do stay at the Ramada, be sure to go to the reception area and ask them to send up the driver called Tony. Tony can also offer a cheaper version of the excursions the hotel offer - good if you are on a budget and trust me when I say you can trust him - he is a great guide. Overall it is a great place to go for a beach holiday (really empty beaches) or for an adventure (going into the jungle, washing and riding elephants, seeing tigers, etc). The best advice we can offer is 1) always haggle and start at half the price they want you to pay, 2) don''t let anyone touch your luggage at the airports - they will want paying for it, 3)if you go shopping in town they will expect you to buy something if you go into their shops so be firm if you say no!!
Paradise
from A TripAdvisor Member
This was our 11th visit to the Ramada, what can one say, but paradise on earth, staff are great, location great, food great, and the beach shack Sunset Paradise owned and run by Izi and Jennifer (who also own Jolinn just outside the hotel gates) serve fresh fish to die for, washed down with a cold kings beer is just heaven. We will be going back again in 2007
My 60th birthday celebration
from dragonflymajor
My third holiday at the Ramada Caravela with my wife June was timed to celebrate my 60th Birthday together with our friends Gill and Dave from Tamworth,Staffs.We managed to upgrade as a Thomas Cook "early bird booking" at no extra charge facing the pool which was excellent.We enjoyed our breakfast which gave us louds of choices but eat at the best shack in Goa called Chikita run by Sebbie and Jessie and suggest the Biriani washed down by cold Kingfisher beer.I would highly recommend the Ramada-great location,great staff ,huge breakfast choice,comfortable rooms. We are coming back in November.
John Woodworth
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disappointing
from sallyIpswichSuffolk
Just arrived back from our holiday April 2006. After upgrading to a superior room we were very disappointed. The room was in need of decorating and had a funny smell, but what topped it all was that we had 3 nights with no sleep. On each occasion at 3.30 in the morning housekeeping decided to clean rooms that had been vacated,dragging furniture across the floor. After making a complaint we were then told that we were on the same floor as the flight crews. Beware of room 221!!!!!!!!!
Food was good but repetative and we won't be eating curry for a long time. Not much choice for children or those that prefer european food. However, the best food was the breakfast try to have an omelette or two from NOEL, he really is very nice.
On the whole staff were friendly and thanks to Susannah (the duty manager) who really did try to sort out all our problems.I don't think we will be going back to Goa.
Food was good but repetative and we won't be eating curry for a long time. Not much choice for children or those that prefer european food. However, the best food was the breakfast try to have an omelette or two from NOEL, he really is very nice.
On the whole staff were friendly and thanks to Susannah (the duty manager) who really did try to sort out all our problems.I don't think we will be going back to Goa.
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water sports well.....i have chosen to go there in monsoon coz i have already experienced the other seasons but in monsoons u can not do water sports n even there is not much to do there as bcoz of monsoon there is no shopping nowhere to go. but it is a very romantic experince to go in monsoon specially for newly married couples.
Anthony the Taxi Driver Anthony is one of the taxi drivers from outside the hotel and he was fab he took us on nearly all of our trips and waited with us, apparently as you will have read from other reviews these taxis are run by the Goan Mafia, Anthony told us this was no true and he offered the info freely we did not ask him about this. Others have said the taxis outside the hotel are more expensive than in other parts of Goa. The Ramada however is a really nice hotel and the taxis have a set pricing structure which is set out in the hotel reception. The prices were still really cheap even with airconditioning.
Weather Went to Goa 9th April -16th April. Weather was amazing every single day. No rain even though we were coming to the end of the season. Average temperature was 37c water temperature 29c. Very hot. Commual area such as restaurants, foyer have no air conditioning, although the bedrooms do.
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