Fort Tiracol Heritage Hotel

It's the northern most point of Goa. The Fort is only accessible by using a ferry. Also it's a good option to go by scooty. It's got a beautiful view of the sea. Their restaurant Tavern is very nice. Their coffee is very tasty. Very picturesque place. A typical olden era fort. It has watch towers which give a beautiful view of the sea and Querim beach. They have lovely rooms.

My visit to Fort Tiracol Heritage Hotel in November 2024 was simply outstanding. Situated within exceptionally beautiful surroundings, the site offers a beautiful mix of history and grace with peace and serenity. My hotel room "Wednesday" was very well arranged and spick and span, with breathtaking views that I will surely carry with me. The true highlight of my visit was the hospitality. A special mention needs to be made of Uttam Pokhare, whose exceptional service and perceptive guidance really elevated my experience. His love for his work and for nature can be seen in every transaction. His pride in being a Goan was truly inspiring and added the personal touch to my stay. I would also like to give a special thanks to Sucorin and Anisha, consummate professionals who did not spare efforts for the satisfaction of the guest. Their attention to guest requests, warm nature, and great effort to accommodate every demand exemplified excellence. They were always on the alert, anticipating guests' demands with a smile, thus making my stay all the more enjoyable. I whole heartedly recommend this hotel to any individual who wants an unforgettable experience in Goa. I am already looking forward to my next visit!

We had a wonderful stay at this heritage hotel. The staff especially Anisha , Sagar , Joel were very warm & courteous. Food is delicious and they were always forthcoming to accommodate our requests. The location & architecture of the Hotel is marvellous . A quick ferry across the creek offers nice time on a clean beach . Good access fromManohar Airport ( Mooa ) is an advantage. Definitely worth a next visit in monsoon ☔️

First time traveller to both India and Goa so wasn't really sure what to expect. The location itself is beatiful, a coverted fort overlooking the bay. We stayed in the 'Sunday' room which was one of two suites available. The sitting area is large with a comfortable couch and chairs. The bedroom contains a superking bed which was very comfortable ***** with a TV. The bathroom had a walkin shower with a decent pressure and was clean and tidy.The bedroom also has access to a completely private veranda with sufficient room for 2 loungers, table and chairs. The restaurant food was very good quality and if you don't like too much spice they can calm this down as long as you let them know. The staff are very friendly and will go out of their way to help you. The hotel also offers limited local excursions, these not only give good background on the local culture / history but are also hosted by local people and its always good to spend locally. The ferry terminal is approx 1 mile away, although this is a pleasant walk you need to avoid 11-3pm. The hotel can either offer a courtesy lift or arrange a local taxi. On that note the cafe at the ferry point served a great butter chicken ! Overall I really enjoyed my time here, its was quiet and peaceful which was the perfect was to start my India holiday Ps. If they still have cumin prawns on the menu they're a must eat !

What a fabulous location! Five stars for this alone. This 7 room hotel created within a former Portuguese fort, complete with charming church of St Anthony, is a very agreeable place to spend a few days. Accommodation is very comfortable (a bit more of a Goan flavour would have been nice) with a comfortable bed and good shower room. Our room had a small balcony with ocean and river views. The restaurant serves excellent food - outdoor seating on the terrace or indoor in 2 cozy rooms. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The nearest beach is a short ride and ferry away - there was always someone to drive us to and from the ferry. We recommend the excursion to Redi Fort in neighbouring Maharastra state. In short, I would happily return.

Our stay at Fort Tiracol Heritage Hotel was a fantastic experience. The village of Tiracol is located ***** the coast at the northern most tip of Goa and at the Goa Maharashtra border. The property is a 400+ year old Portuguese era heritage fort that's been restored and converted to a resort. At this property you can certainly experience solitude and peace from the crowded, noisy and often quite chaotic mainstream beaches of Goa. There are only 7 rooms (so book early) and one in house Bar and Restaurant that serves up local and continental fare. All rooms face the sea and located atop the cliff offer fantastic views of the sea and estuary and sea breeze. Two beaches are close to the property - Redi located in Maharashtra and Querim beach located within Goa. All rooms are well appointed with en suite wardrobes , well decorated bathrooms , locker and room service. The staff are very friendly and helpful at all times. The restaurant food is good. If you need more food options, there are 2-3 local restaurants within a 5 mins driving distance. You can also take some of the activities like the heritage walk, or the yoga session. I would definitely recommend this place for those seeking something away from the mainstream and some peace and quiet retreat.