The Leela Goa

We stayed for 4 nights at the St Regis Goa during the Christmas break and we loved it. The resort has beautifully maintained grounds, a pristine private beach, and a truly tranquil ambiance. The hospitality was exceptional. We were warmly welcomed with refreshing coconut water and alcoholic beverages. The staff were incredibly welcoming, attentive, and consistently ensured our comfort. We especially appreciated the outstanding service from Limivi, who went above and beyond to assist with our day trip arrangements and checked in during the day to ensure a pleasant stay. Other staff members who provided great service - Omkar (Susegado), Deep, Malkeet, Soumya (Miri breakfast), Caridade, and Sunny at the Christmas brunch. The Christmas brunch offered a wide variety of delicious options and excellent service. Breakfast was also enjoyable. While we encountered minor issues with seating arrangements at breakfast and felt the pool area was not adequate for the number of guests, the overall experience more than compensated for these minor inconveniences. The resort is slightly dated, but our room was recently refurbished and very comfortable. The private beach was a highlight, allowing us to enjoy stunning sunsets each evening from the resort. Overall, we highly recommend St Regis Goa and would eagerly return on our next trip to Goa.

We stayed here for 4 nights and had an amazing experience. Let me start with the positives - Phenomenal staff! The check-in was seamless thanks to Suyash, our butler Roshan. Shout out to Sumeet and Joyati at Susegado, Joel and Jessica at the Manor lounge, Arundhathi at the front desk, Chef Kevin, Caridade, Ishita, and Manish at Miri( breakfast). Chef Palden, Antonio, Prasanna, and Alloyed at Riverside. - The restaurants are great, notably Susegado and Riverside. The breakfast at Miri has a lavish spread of both Indian and other international choices. The attentive staff made our breakfast enjoyable. Thanks for Chef Kevin who took on our request and served us hot Jalebis and Rabri as a nice breakfast indulgence on the last day. - The property is beautiful and well maintained - The Manor beach is private( for manor guests), calm, and relaxing. - The Manor suites are spacious and well appointed. - The butler service is exceptional available round the clock. Roshan was amazing and took exceptional care of us, 10/10 to him! - We had a great experience at the spa thanks to Sharyll and Narsen This hotel has amazing potential and can be among the best in India, but there are a few areas where they can improve. - This hotel is a popular venue for big fat Indian weddings, so the noise levels can be annoying. The loud music goes on till late into the night making it difficult for the non-wedding guests to sleep. I am sure they can enforce on a lower decibel level after 10 pm - Marriott takes pride in the beds it provides to their guests. I have stayed in many St. Regis properties around the world, and our bed in Manor suite was very uncomfortable. - The alcohol selection needs a revamp especially at the pool and the beach. They have this weird rule that they can’t bring alcohol from their restaurants to the beach or pool area. It’s a pity that Regis being Marriott’s luxury brand can’t showcase India’s budding Gin varietals in their bar. Lack of bar snacks for person with food allergies should absolutely be factored in. - I would have loved some live music in the lobby area, unfortunately it was only available at Susegado beach restaurant ( only when there was no wedding party going on) and was lovely! - I would have loved some Forest Essentials or Kama toiletries in the bathrooms. - Babies in swim diapers should be strictly enforced in the pool. I saw parents taking their babies nude into the pool. It was disgusting and unhygienic for rest of the guests to be in the same water. Marriott took over this property from Leela but it still is going through some growing pains before it can be a true Marriott luxury brand. As a long term Marriott loyalist, this feedback is a constructive criticism and is not intended to dissuade future guests from choosing this hotel. All in all a great stay and we will be back. It was wonderful to be back in Goa after 30 yrs and choosing this gorgeous property.

I recently stayed at a St. Regis Goa, located just a short walk from the beach, and it was an incredible experience! The property is sprawling, with plenty of open spaces and lush greenery, perfect for relaxing with friends. The rooms were spacious, spotless, and beautifully designed, offering a blend of comfort and luxury. The proximity to the beach was the highlight—just minutes away, making it easy to enjoy sunsets and long walks by the shore. The staff was friendly and attentive, ensuring our stay was seamless. Whether you're looking to chill by the beach or spend quality time with friends in a serene environment, this hotel is an excellent choice. Can't wait to visit again!

Lovely surroundings and excellent staff but that’s where the good news ends. If there’s a wedding on (which seemed like most days), there’s no chance of a peaceful rest around the pool because of the noise. The restaurants are almost empty at lunchtime and dinner time with no atmosphere, whilst at breakfast it’s like eating in a zoo. To be honest, wish we hadn’t come..,

Lunch at Miri, St. Regis, Goa was such a vibe! The property is absolutely gorgeous, and we got a table with the perfect beach view—just sitting there felt like a mini vacation. The buffet spread was insane—salad, live counters, bakes, asian, seafood, goan, indian and more. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully laid out. We had an amazing experience trying out so many dishes. My favourite was the dessert section. Loved that they had both Indian sweets and Western desserts. All of which were lip smacking delicious. They were also serving freshly made ice cream which was fab. The whole experience was effortless—great food, chilled-out atmosphere, and super sweet service. If you’re in Goa and want a buffet that has a bit of everything, this is the place. Would 100% go back!