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NORTH GOA HOTELS


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Taj Holiday Village Hotel in Goa has recently completed renovations bringing the rooms and public areas up to the usual high standard that we have come to expect from the Taj Group of Hotels. Situated next to its sister hotel, in a slightly elevated position with a great view from the gardens of the beach; miles of wide soft pink sand against a backdrop of swaying palms.


VIVANTA BY TAJ


HOLIDAY VILLAGE Sinqurim Beach Bed & Breakfast


Average Transfer time – 70 minutes


There are three main restaurants at the Taj Holiday Village; Caravela (including Drift Bar) for all day dining, a popular choice for its sea- side setting, Beach House with it’s Portuguese ambiance serves authentic Goan cuisine and the renowned Banyan Tree for the best Thai food in Goa. Jungle Jam the kiddie’s restaurant caters to the whimsical taste buds of the young ones.


The swimming pool and separate children’s pool at the Taj Holiday Village Hotel are surrounded by palm trees and lovely green gardens, the perfect place to relax and unwind and take


that cooling dip. The sports complex offers badminton, tennis, table tennis, tennis, cricket bowling machine, billiards, squash, a mini golf course, fully equipped gym and for the ultimate pampering the Taj Spa provides a full range of spa therapies.


The air-conditioned garden cottages at the Taj Holiday Village are elegantly and tastefully furnished with en-suite bathroom with bath and overhead shower, telephone, satellite TV, coffee making facilities, mini-bar and in-room safe. 24- hour room service and laundry service are also available.


Accommodation is offered on bed and full buffet breakfast basis and Christmas and New Year festive meals are also included.


The Taj Holiday Village in Goa comes highly recommended.


TELEPHONE 08444 930 403 | WWW.TRAVELPACK.COM/BROCHURES


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