As club Mahindra members, we were delighted to find this associate property which is absolutely beautiful and has mesmerising views of the sea. Don’t miss the food and heritage walk over here esp. with Mr Pawandeep Singh who assisted us with our stay and walks and ensured that we had a wonderful and memorable holiday, A must visit while in Goa. Forttiracol.in

The hotel perched on top of a hill is a actual fort which was under the Portuguese .The hotel is well equipped with comfortable rooms,great beds and air-conditioning. Some rooms have bigger balconies than others.5he restaurant has expansive views of the arabia sea serving excellent food and great cocktails with a great proactive chef.Dolphins can be spotted while at the restaurant .There is a.chapel inside the fort too.

Stayed at this beautiful property for 02 nights. It is a old fort converted into a hotel but still retaining the old world charm and the heritage aspect of it. The rooms are very comfortable with antique furniture but all modern facility. A very quiet and serene place with a fantastic view of the sea ( ketty beach ) and very well connected at the same time isolated from crowd unlike most of the properties in Goa. It is must visit place. The food quality, the staff are all very good. Will again visit this property whenever a opportunity is available.

We stayed here for 3 nights. The place is on top of a hill and is right next to the Tiracol river. The views from the rooms as well as from the restaurants is amazing. There are a total of 7 seven rooms - each named after a day of the week. One can reach the hotel in two ways. One is to drive up to the "Keri" ferry point across the river and then take the government ferry to the "Terekhol" ferry point. The ferry point on the Tiracol side is 1.5kms from the hotel. The hotel has a "on request" pickup and drop service to the ferry point. The ferry service is free for pedestrians and costs a nominal fee if a car has to be carried over. The ferry can hold 4 cars and a number of 2 wheelers. The other option is to take the road bridge (over the Tiracol river) - which is an extra 15-20 mins drive. The only problem is that this passes through the state of Maharashtra and one needs a road permit if you are using a commercial vehicle (with a yellow and black number plate). For travelling into Goa, I would recommend a self driven car, which the hotel arranges for at a decent price. The food is average to good. The breakfast is a very standard fare, which is served at most hotels. The lunch / dinner menu is a mix of Indian, Continental and Chinese and is also limited. The standard rooms are slightly small, but has an attached space for storage etc. The bathrooms are really nice and spacious. Overall, the place is very well kept and clean. The staff is very nice and caring. They understand your needs very well and cater to what is needed. Would definitely recommend this place for a visit.

We (me and my spouse) stayed for 1 night in this hotel via Agoda. We were offered a free upgrade. We had a great room with terrace (room name Wednesday - definitely recommend it). Great bathroom and beds. Awesome settings (natural beauty combined with history - original Portuguese fort). Restaurant offers great food (though it is pricey).