★★★·Mandrem·8.1
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Oceans 7 Ashwem, in Mandrem, features 3 accommodations with private balconies, situated 50 metres from Ashwem Beach and 600 metres from Mandrem Beach. The hotel offers 24-hour front desk, airport transfers, room service, and free WiFi. Guest rooms include air conditioning, a seating area, TV, and private bathroom with hairdryer. A continental breakfast is served, with Dabolim Airport 54 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
They claimed it was a beachfront property, yet it was actually on the opposite side of the road. The room was spacious, but the AC was tucked into a corner above the bathroom, so it had no effect and the room was unbearably hot.
Neeta·4 weeks ago
Ganesh was very helpful - it worked for me as good value but 1 minute walk to the beachfront bungalows etc
Peter·7 months ago
The reception for newcomers was horrible; they played with us, knowing we were first‑time guests.
Rakesh·7 months ago
There were roofs to the apartment, bed and washroom also , they have done a big favour by providing these facilities. So many to list : 1. Communication and transparency within staff 2. The owner thinks his hotel is so much worth the price during off season that he directs his staff to prefer money over customer centricity and convenience . 3. They can’t provide us a sweet memorable stay but will ensure that you should feel disheartened by charging for too much salty food (soups) 4. The price includes breakfast is a comfort illusion - in actual you only get boiled eggs only
Ramya·8 months ago
I paid extra for a sea‑view room and it was worth it—bright, two balconies, and no feeling of being trapped, plus spotless, new linens, a comfy bed, and thorough housekeeping; breakfast was decent for vegans, offering boiled eggs, sprouted grains, bean dishes, occasional oatmeal, and fruit on some days, though requests for eggs cooked differently were ignored and the drink selection was sub‑par, coming from a cheap machine. I disliked the garden‑view room I was first given and had to pay to switch because it was dim, with a large glass door that had to stay closed by a curtain since it faced the central alley, making it feel like a dark capsule; the shower gel and shampoo were mediocre despite being cheap to buy nearby, and when I asked for fresh‑pressed juice at an extra charge, I was told they didn’t have mango or papaya, only watermelon, which was odd given a fruit stall was just steps away, and unlike other places in India or Thailand where staff would offer to fetch missing items from the market within ten minutes, no such option was offered here.
Ekaterina·9 months ago