Toor Resort, Goa

Toor Resort Hotel Description

A family resort, the Toor Resort on Mandrem beach offers luxuriously furnished rooms with modern amenities.

Rooms
Divided in Standard, Club and Executive rooms, all rooms feature a double bed, telephone and writing desk. The Standard rooms are non air conditioned and have a ceiling fan along with a 14 inches television. The Club and Executive rooms are air conditioned and offer Wi-Fi internet connectivity, a 21 inches flat screen television and complimentary airport or railway station transfers. While the Executive rooms are large and spacious and equipped with a sofa bed, cordless phone and bathtub in the bathrooms, guests also avail of unlimited non-alcoholic hot and cold drinks and free local calls.

Dining and Facilities
Dining options at Toor Resort include a poolside restaurant and Sheehan Lounge, a rooftop multi cuisine restaurant and bar. Other facilities at the hotel include an Ayurvedic massage room, beauty parlour, pool and table tennis tables and a game room with board games and a carom board.

Another highlight of the hotel is the complimentary use of Wi-Fi internet connectivity in the hotel's lobby area.

Location
Toor Resort is strategically located, with Mapusa city, taxi and bus stand being just 12 kilometres away and the capital Panaji only 22 kilometers away. The hotel is 55 kilometres away from the airport and 22 kilometres from Thivim railway station. The Mandrem beach is within walking distance from the hotel.

Area Attractions

Dabolim Airport (63 Km)

Located 29 kms from Panjim, some airport facilities include currency exchange, a book shop, handicrafts emporium, a duty free shop and facilities for the physically challenged. There is a prepaid taxi stand within and outside the premises.

Margaon Railway Station (65 Km)

One of the two main railway stations in Goa, Margaon is in the southern area of the state and services the Konkan Railway line, which has trains plying from Mumbai and other destinations including Delhi.

Mandovi River Cruise (33 Km)

The best way to take in the scenic beauty of Goa is on a river cruise, giving you breathtaking views of the lush greenery. While the day cruise involves folk dance performances and a chance to spot monuments, the moonlight cruise offers stunning sights.

Calangute Baga Beach (15 Km)

Among the most popular beaches in north Goa, both the Calangute and Baga beaches are thronging with crowds soaking in the sun and splashing in the sea. Shacks and stalls line these palm fringed shores.

Dona Paula (35 Km)

Steeped in myth and romance, the beach is named after Dona Paula De Menezes, the erstwhile Viceroy’s daughter. This is where the Zuari and Mandovi estuaries meet the sea. The Dona Paula beach houses the National Oceanography Institute.

Panjim CIty (32 Km)

Visitors usually give Panjim a miss from their itineraries, not aware of its quaint old district. Fontainhas still retains a Portuguese air with colourful houses and old churches. Clean and not congested, the city is unlike any other.