Small Vagator Beach, Vagator, India
Offering luggage storage and a barber shop, the 4-star Antares Beach Resort, Vagator lies in Vagator Beach, known for its striking red cliffs, 7 minutes' walk from Shiva's Face and within 10 minutes' drive of such cultural places of interest as Benz Celebrity Wax Museum. Featuring 14 rooms with views of the sea, this Vagator resort is 10 minutes by car from the compact Casino Palms.
Enjoying a beachfront location in a busy area, the luxury property is close to Vagator Hill. The Antares Beach Resort, Vagator is located a short distance from the Indian Ocean. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Vagator, which is around 900 metres away. Standing 6 km away, St. Cajetan Church is a hard-to-miss divine tourist destination. For those travelling from afar, Dabolim airport is 54 minutes' drive away.
All of the air-conditioned rooms are appointed with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with a mini-bar and coffee/tea making facilities, and some of them include an adjoining terrace and a balcony. They are furnished with comfortable decor. Featuring a separate toilet and a shower, the bathrooms also come with a hair dryer and bath sheets.
The Antares Beach Resort, features a made-to-order breakfast in the restaurant. The accommodation invites guests to have a drink at a lounge bar. Bombay Adda serves Indian cuisine and is located a 5-minute stroll away.
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James
2020-07-03
It's a comfortable base for a longer stay. It was close to small vagator beach. Everything met the criteria;)))
Liked everything.
Connor
2020-03-26
Special note of thanks to manager. You need to walk 15 minutes to get to chapora fort, as it's so close to the hotel. Choosing for lunch Thalassa, which is situated 400 metres away was a good idea...
Rooms were small.
