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Stay at North Goa (In Rich Gentry’s Area of Porvorim).
2 Bedrooms SELF-SERVICE Apartment with all high class amenities & Modular Kitchen too.

Perfect for 2 Families (max. 8 persons including children), for Newly Married Couples & even for those people who wants to Enjoy their trips of GOA but with privacy.
A.- Fully furnished 2 Bedrooms with huge storage space & ACs, Extra Large (King Size) Beds with 9″ mattress. Bedsheets & Towels etc.
B.- Fully furnished Drawing Room with dining space, leather Sofa, with AC & 50″ Smart LED Android TV loaded with TataSky Platinum HD package. With long Balcony.
C.- Fully furnished Modular Kitchen with RO water system, Microwave, Double door Refrigerator, PopUp Toaster, Chimney, 3 points Gas Burner, all necessary (raw) food materials for self-cooking, Utensils & Crockeries. With Service Balcony. Cook also available at nominal cost.
D.- High-tech 2 Toilets (1 is with Master Bedroom)
with wall fitted Geysers, Hand dryers, wall fitted Dispensers (Toothpaste, Shampoo, Hand, Face & Body wash), Western Seats with Hand pick pressures etc.
E.- Mini Bar (1 Bottle of SIGNATURE wine & 2 Bottles of KINGFISHER STRONG Bear are complimentary on arrival) with all Utensils.
F.- Exercise Cycle for Fitness.
G-. Free Wi-Fi during stay.
H.- Shared Swimming Pool (in proper Swimming Costume)
I.- Independent Covered Car & Two wheeler parking.
NOTE – Apartment is also loaded (only for long stay people, more than 1 week) with Iron for clothes, one compact & imported 3kg Washing Machine for normal washing, Vacuum Cleaner, Hair Dryers, Trimmers etc.
Attendant available for daily Rooms cleaning & dish washing between 13:00 Hrs to 14:00 Hrs or 17:00 Hrs to 18:00 Hrs only. Bedsheets & Towels change is your responsibility (bedsheets & Towels are available).
1.- Rent in Season (15th November to 31st March)
INR 9999/- per night (for minimum 2 nights)
INR 44999/- for 6 nights & 7 days
INR 74999/- for 13 nights & 14 days
INR 99999/- per month.
*** (Inclusive of All Taxes) ***
OFFER - Pay only for 3 nights & get 4th night stay absolutely FREEEEE, with all mentioned facilities.
2.- Rent in Mid-Season (1st April to 30th June & 1st October to 14th November)
INR 7999/- per night (for minimum 2 nights)
INR 39999/- for 6 nights & 7 days
INR 64999/- for 13 nights & 14 days
INR 84999/- per month.
*** (Inclusive of All Taxes) ***
OFFER - Pay only for 3 nights & get 4th night stay absolutely FREEEEE, with all mentioned facilities.


3.- Rent in Off-Season (1st July to 30th September)INR 6999/- per night (for minimum 2 nights)
INR 6999/- per night (for minimum 2 nights)
INR 34999/- for 6 nights & 7 days
INR 54999/- for 13 nights & 14 days
INR 69999/- per month.
*** (Inclusive of All Taxes) ***
OFFER - Pay only for 3 nights & get 4th night stay absolutely FREEEEE, with all mentioned facilities.


Interested Travelers & Tourists can contact on –
Email – info@vacationorganizer.in
Phone – +91 9415859957 / 9236042949
WhatsApp – +91 9415859957
Our Website –
www.vacationorganizer.in




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