Poolside

While it may be available, the poolside is primarily used by in-house guests during the day. It is best suited and most commonly booked for evening events like sundowners and cocktail parties.

As an open-air venue, the poolside is subject to weather conditions. It is crucial to discuss backup options, such as an indoor space, with the hotel management when planning your event.

Music is generally permitted, but volume levels and timings are subject to hotel policy and local noise regulations to avoid disturbing other guests and the neighborhood. Please confirm the specifics with the hotel.

Yes, a dedicated bar counter can be set up in the poolside area for your event, providing convenient service for your guests. The hotel's main bar is also typically nearby.

For safety and hygiene reasons, swimming in the pool is usually not permitted during a private event. This policy should be confirmed with the hotel and communicated to your guests.

The in-house catering team can provide a menu tailored for a reception-style event, including passed hors d'oeuvres, live food stations, and a buffet, along with full beverage service.

Yes, decorations are usually allowed. However, there may be restrictions to ensure the safety of guests and the cleanliness of the pool. All decoration plans must be discussed and approved by the hotel.

The poolside is on the ground level. For specific information regarding accessibility for guests with mobility challenges, please contact the hotel directly.

The area will have standard ambient lighting. For specific event lighting, such as fairy lights or spotlights, you will need to coordinate with the hotel or an external vendor.

The hotel may charge a venue rental fee or have a minimum spend requirement on food and beverages. This will be outlined in the event quotation provided by the hotel.

The poolside can provide a beautiful, intimate setting for a small wedding ceremony or vow renewal. You should discuss the logistics and guest count with the hotel's event coordinator.

Goa is a popular destination, so it is advisable to book your venue several months in advance, especially if your date is during the peak season (October to March).

Yes, this is a very popular option. Guests can enjoy cocktails and appetizers by the pool before moving to the Susegado restaurant for a seated dinner, creating a multi-faceted event experience.

The venue includes existing poolside lounge furniture. Additional furniture like cocktail tables or extra seating would need to be arranged, and the hotel can advise if this is an additional cost.