GRACIAS RESORT

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WELCOME TO GRACIAS RESORT

About:

Enjoying the blue sea, white sand, golden sunshine, leaving the cold of the North was the choice of many families at the beginning of this year. Warm sunny beaches are always ideal places to relax not only in the summer but also have a strange attraction at the times that are considered "out of season" of the year.

With an all-in-one self-contained resort model, Gracias resort provides diverse entertainment facilities, suitable for families who are "afraid" of moving a lot. No need to travel to crowded tourist destinations, customers can enjoy 5-star facilities right here, including water parks, swimming pool, restaurant, 24*7 WI-FI connectivity, children’s play area, bar and party place.

Every day, the water in swimming pools is cleaned and disinfected to ensure maximum safety for users. Gracias resort offers a great experience for those who are looking for a truly relaxing vacation. Location is in Goa.

About rooms:

We provide deluxe as well as super deluxe rooms with properly sanitized. This compact room has all the basic amenities with a double bed and an attached bathroom. Some of the rooms have twin beds. Some rooms also have a view of the beach. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities and quality furnishings.

Front view of the beautiful Gracias Resort.

Hotel Information

24 Hour Reception

Outdoor Swimming Pool : 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

Library

Car Park

Check-in:	2:00 pm
Check-out:	12:00 pm

Non Smoking Property
(Smoking area in car park)

Deluxe Colonial

The 27-square-meter Deluxe room features a cosy sleeping area that also includes a daybed. A rain shower is provided in the bathroom and an indoor bathtub is also available.

Rooms on the lower floors come with views of a private garden, while those on the upper floors come with a balcony overlooking either the lush green mountains or the colourful weekend market.

Each room is equipped with a double bed or two single beds (as per guest’s request), a daybed and a wardrobe. It is supplied with linens, beddings and bathrobes, decorated with original artwork, a limited collection wash basin, a lovely marble-topped coffee table with 2 slipper chairs and a custom made writhing desk with a lamp and chair.

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Clean and nice looking hotel
Like the colonial style and cleanliness of the hotel. Chose this hotel as it is near to weekend market and morjim beach. Yes is true that a short trip to morjim will cost you 250 baht but I believe this is the rate for taxi operating in morjim (using grab app as a reference).
Room maybe slightly cramp but it is still acceptable for its price. Overall a good and quiet stay.

Bennyliv, Singapore
Amazing Hotel
Enjoying the blue sea, white sand, golden sunshine, leaving the cold of the North was the choice of many families at the beginning of this year. Warm sunny beaches are always ideal places to relax not only in the summer but also have a strange attraction at the times that are considered "out of season" of the year!

Celine22122018, Florida
Stop Over
Lovely little hotel, which was clean, staff friendly and nice breakfast selection. This hotel was close to morjim beach which for us was very convenient. A pity we couldn’t stay longer.

Divediva22, South Africa
Beautiful
Beautiful hotel in colonial style throughout - the pool area was especially lovely - the location is perfect for exploring the old town of Goa and also the central mall for our boat trip - some bacon in the breakfast would have been nice but otherwise everything was perfect.

liwantao, China
A little Oasis
This boutique hotel offers everything a large hotel offers, but it has a relaxed atmosphere and a beautiful peace about it. The staff are amazing and so welcoming and the food is home cooked. A perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of morjim. Only a 10 minute ride to the old town, it is a perfect place to stay and relax. Highly recommended.

Gulliver535, via mobile

Goan Fish CurryINR 250

Goan fish curry or the Xitti Kodi is the staple diet of every Goan making it a famous food of Goa. The Goan fish curry is loaded with various spices along with coconut. Raw mango is also used to give the dish a tangy flavour. The main ingredients of the dish are a decent-sized Pomfret and raw mango. Instead of Pomfret, Kingfish may also be used. This Goan dish is served along with rice.
Chicken CafrealINR 280

Cafreal chicken is a spicy green coloured dish that will leave your mouth watering. Grinding green chillies, herbs and various spices together make the masala for the chicken. Then, the chicken is mixed with this masala and fried. This Goan dish does not require anything on the side but it may be served with salads.
Goan Pork VindalooINR 250

'Vin' comes from the word vinegar and 'ahlo' means garlic in Portuguese. It is said that this Goan food was previously called Vindahlo but because of the use of potatoes, folks started calling it Vindaloo (aloo means potatoes). The dish consists of pork, onions, chillies, garlic along with Vinegar and other spices.
Chicken XacutiINR 220

Chicken Xacuti consists of poppy seeds and Kashmiri red chillies. This is yet another Portuguese influenced famous Goan food. The Goan curry consists of chicken, potatoes, onions, coconuts, chillies, and other spices. Kashmiri chillies are specifically used as they give intense hot flavour and also give colour to the dish. This is one of the most popular Goan Food.

Samarachi KodiINR 110

Samarachi Kodi is a dish prepared during the monsoons. It is a dry prawn curry. Dry prawns, onion, coconut, tamarind and tomatoes are the main ingredients which a friend with a spicy, tangy masala. Coconut milk is added to give it the typical flavour and texture. Some also use Bombay ducks instead of prawns. Samarachi Kodi is served best with hot rice and pickle.
Prawns Xeque XequeINR 280

Prawns Xeque Xeque is a classic Goan dish of prawns, coconut milk, tomatoes, green chillies and onions. The masala is mixed with prawns and added to sauteed onions, garlic and tomatoes. The coconut milk is added gradually. This Goan dish can be accompanied with Sannas, dosas or fugias.
Crab XacutiINR 350

Crab Xacuti is a famous dish of Goan Food. The preparation of this dish is similar to that of Chicken Xacuti. But the claws of the crab need to be carefully removed and the crabs are then to be boiled for 15 minutes before proceeding. Eggs may be added to the curry to make it thicker and fluffy in consistency.
Fish RecheadoINR 440

'Recheado' means 'stuffed' in Portuguese. Another Portuguese influenced dish, this dish consists of pomfret stuffed with tangy masala and onions. This dish may be served with warm Goan bread.
BebincaINR 250

Bebinca is one of the most famous and loved dessert of Goa. It is a multilayered cake that is prepared using coconut milk, sugar, eggs and flour. The batter is poured into the pan and backed layer bay layer before lining it. The dish uses caramelised sugar and not just normal sugar giving the dessert a rich flavour.

Sol Kadhi INR 300

This special drinks in Goa are mostly had after meals especially after rice and are known for its digestive properties.
Passion Fruit Mojito INR 600

Consists of Chalong Bay Rum pure series, fresh lime, mint leaves, passion fruit, sugar and top soda water.
Feni INR 800

The staple drink of the state, Feni is something you can't escape when in Goa unless you've been living under a rock. Just like Potatoes, tomatoes, chilies, pineapples, and the cashew nut came to India with the Portuguese, Feni too was introduced by them in the 16th century. Feni is made majorly from cashew or coconut palm sap, which is then fermented and distilled.