Overall Ratings & Reviews Alila Diwa Goa - A Hyatt Brand

A very charming hotel with fantastic service. Christopher from front desk, in particular, was very helpful and kind. He provided out family with a lot of support with our early flights and busy schedule. Highly recommended.

Beautiful hotel. Lovely comfortable room. Unfortunately the whole feel of the place is overwhelmingly corporate and impersonal so it wasn’t right for us and we checked out early. The food wasn’t up to much either. Very much style over substance.

Best resort I’ve ever stayed at. The grounds are incredible and varied with a very large and amazing infinity-edge pool. Access to the beautiful white sand beach is by a road that is easily walkable or there is a shuttle that can take you (I did not use the shuttle so I can’t comment on it). The staff are universally friendly and helpful. There is a lovely spa in which I received a very well delivered massage. The only downside to the resort is that it is a fair way away from most other attractions, the airport and the old town center, but the front desk can easily arrange transportation to these areas if you need it. What a beautiful place, I recommend without reservation!

Beautiful hotel with amazing staff. The rooms are fantastic and so is the pool. The food and service is first class: special mention for Kasuga, Velecia, Aditi and Meenashi. The area around the hotel is great for gifts and restaurants. We had an issue for a couple of days with the noise levels from a large wedding being hosted at the hotel which impacted on the public spaces. However, the hotel responded quickly and well when we raised our concerns.

Absolutely amazing property and great staff!! Definitely coming back :)

The stay was bad. The property had all the guests who had come through some club. The breakfast was bad too!

Great service. Staff was excellent. Nice upkeep of property and amenities. Could not have asked for more.

Great hotel, good location.

Beautiful south goa property with paddy field views!

All above

Location

Excellent

Let's begin at the front desk; Aparana initially and the Ruella were wonderful in helping us and making it a smooth experience. Patient thoughtful and always obliging. The hotel is beautiful and tyre Diwa club side is so relaxed and calming. Within he Does club the Bistro is a wonderful pool side eatery. It's team including Saurav, Bhavesh, Brendan and the Chef Arif were amazing. Food was excellent, the drinks were sublime and they really looke after the kids. I was so impressed by all of them. It was such an enjoyable and relaxing stay. I can rate it highly enough.

The property is well maintained and rooms spacious, but that is half the story. The property has weddings all throughout February and most winter months, expect large crowds with blaring music in the centre of the property, by the pool and reaching your room with vibrating windows. Call ahead and see if they have a wedding, if they do, skip this property. The Garden Villas and Balcony Villas themselves are quite frankly, not worth it, when the entire garden you have is shared by all the adjoining villas with no privacy, the photos are deceiving. Your better off at St. Regis or Taj at this price point. The breakfast here is great and the service is too. Unfortunately if you take the half board option, expect to eat the same food at the same restaurant everyday.

All members of staff were very polite and marked my parents anniversary by decorating the room and serving free dessert as well The food at spice box was very taste Highly recommend the massage as it was helped a lot with any aches or pains For anyone looking to visit Goa highly recommend staying here It is also about 5 mins walk from martins corner again a place to try for lunch or dinner

Nice & Comfortable - always serves the purpose

Very accommodating staff who went above and beyond to make our group comfortable.

Was expecting more kids activities

Awesome property. Ever smiling and helpful staff.

Beautiful property. Very well maintained. Excellent customer service