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In 1996, Varun Sood bought a dilapidated 17th-century bungalow in the little village of Siolim and brought it back to life. He wanted to remain faithful to the original colonial Portuguese design, so Siolim House has monastic, white walls, a red roof, arched windows and a large central courtyard, around which breakfast is served: a feast of fresh croissants, toast, fresh fruits, yoghurt, granola and eggs to order. Interiors are spacious and immaculate: patterned-tile floors, flower vases, colourful paintings with interesting captions and furniture from all over India. The seven handsome suites have four-poster beds and are stuffed with antiques and cosy rugs. There’s a copper jug beside the bed with a label attached, explaining the health benefits of copper. The three Superior Suites are enormous and have steam showers. The palm-tree fringed swimming pool has a gazebo at one end, where you can have an open-air massage, and staff can arrange boat rides, yoga sessions and cooking classes. Three-course dinners (think fresh seafood, Goan curries, salads and sweet treats) are dished up by the pool, under the stars, and there’s even an all-day desserts menu from nearby Delicieux pâtisserie, so you can order your favourite teatime treat.
Hotel boats for hire
Other Activities
Yoga
Cooking classes
Great walks
Fishing
Learning
Total relaxation
Local markets
Hideaway
Beach Life
Close to nightlife
Cycling
Beach nearby
Gym
Free wifi
Colonial
Barefoot Luxury
Child friendly
Antiques
Boutique
Restaurant
Games room
With play station, X Box, TV & a library of books and moviesBicycle hire
You can hire a Honda scooter to explore the area.Swimming Pool
12.5m outdoor pool with separate children's area.Gym
Mini gym/weights roomFree wifi
In the common areasMassage
No pets
Parking
Wifi
Safe
Concierge
Room service
Child friendly
Garden
Restaurant
Hotel boats for hire
Other Activities
Yoga
Cooking classes
Great walks
Fishing
Learning
Local markets
Close to nightlife
Cycling
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