ミロス, ゴア

So yes a boutique hotel - with capacity for only 20 guests but the hotel exceeded our expectations in every other sense. Immaculate spacious suite, with excellent facilities. We wanted a gym and a pool - both big ticks! The food and drink on point too. Other things to note: near Old Goa (so about 15 mins taxi from Panjim), felt the hotel was not full but meant it often felt as though we had the entire space to ourselves. At night, definitely quieter than panjim and north Goa - previously stayed at other prestige hotels in Fort Aguada. Small eating area partitioned off the main foyer but pleasant. Food - only vegetarian option but well prepared and tasty. Michelle and all her staff welcomed you as though you were family. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will recommend this place to our family when they also visit.

Lovely quiet location, but only a short taxi ride from the airport or tuk tuk away from the world heritage Panaji town. The hotel & our room were like a little oasis of calm in an otherwise frenetic area. There’s also an excellent pool, tennis court, well equipped gym & archery available. The restaurant serves only vegetarian food, but don’t let that put you off as it was excellent quality, with large portions & drinks were reasonably priced. Finally all the staff we encountered were lovely & friendly but a special mention goes to Michele on reception for going above & beyond to welcome & look after us. Many thanks to the whole team for a memorable couple of days.

We spent a week at Miros, and it truly is a little gem—quiet, peaceful, and beautifully tucked away. Despite its serene setting, it is centrally located within walking distance of the Basilica of Bom Jesus. The food at the hotel is excellent, but what really sets Miros apart is the staff: they are exceptionally professional, discreet yet always present, and unfailingly warm and gracious. They made us feel genuinely cared for throughout our stay. We loved our time at Miros and enjoyed every moment. If anything, we might have preferred a bit less marble and a touch more Indian-inspired interior design, though that is purely a matter of personal taste.