Mayflower Beach Resort

Staff was Very Humble and helpful Facilities that given by the hotel that is extra ordinary and am so happy that all are very co operate. Specifically Carel mam and another mam very sporting to all ours friends and we all are very happy and missing Next time we sure remember and will say our friend that the stay resort only in Mayflower resort in Bagha, Goa.

We stayed there for a week. The best thing about the property is its location. It is walkable from Baga Beach and Tito's Lane. Despite that, the property is not noisy at all but peaceful. The view from the balcony is very nice, we see some wooded forest area. We did not try the food. Service was a bit slow and can be improved upon but it is not a deal breaker. The reception folks were nice and friendly. The room is big and has nice Portuguese-style furniture. Double bed, sofas, cupboard, mirrors, dressing table, bathroom with shower partition. The only issue was they gave a twin bed, should have been a king-size bed. Pool is also nice and usable, not for show. I would definitely recommend the hotel for folks who want to stay near Baga beach or near Tito's lane.

I recently stayed at the Mayflower Beach Resort in Baga, Goa, and while the close proximity to the Baga beach, decently spacious rooms and pool were the positives, the overall experience was overshadowed by multiple issues that shouldn't be overlooked by potential guests: Payment Practices: I was taken aback when the resort showed an almost obstinate reluctance to accept digital payments. After much ado, they allowed UPI for the first day but insisted on cash the next. In a time where digital transactions are the norm, this was unsettling and raised concerns of possible black money operations. Pre-Check-in Payment: The resort de***ded the complete payment before I could even finalise my check-in. This was not only unconventional but also seemed like an unnecessary hassle for guests. Front Desk Attitude: Hospitality was notably absent from the demeanour of the front desk staff. Their sarcasm and apparent arrogance were out of place in a service industry setting. "House Rules" Posters: These were a peculiar blend of inappropriate and audacious. They led to my child asking questions I'd never imagined having to answer on a vacation. Parking Issues: The resort promises parking availability, but I had to park my car outside. To make things worse, upon checking out, I found all four of my car tires deflated. Another guest shared a similar grievance. Such negligence and lack of security are alarming. Check-in Protocols: The de***d for even my 9-year-old to sign the check-in register was puzzling at best. Makeshift Entrance: The temporary structures serving as a bridge from the entrance to the rooms not only seemed like a half-hearted effort but also raised questions about the resort's past challenges. Cost: Charging over 5k per room night without matching the price with the quality or experience is unjustifiable. Especially when there are more affordable and better-equipped alternatives nearby. All in all, my stay at Mayflower Beach Resort was marred by these issues. I hope others will weigh these points when considering a stay here.