Indah Goa's ELIVAAS 4 BHK: Private Pool & Epic Entertainment Room!
Alright, buckle up buttercups, because I'm about to spill the tea on Indah Goa's ELIVAAS 4 BHK: Private Pool & Epic Entertainment Room! This ain't your vanilla hotel review, folks. This is the raw, unfiltered, "did my sunscreen even work?" kind of experience. And, spoiler alert, it's… well, let's just say it's a rollercoaster. 🎢
First things first: The SEO stuff. Gotta keep those algorithms happy, right? So, whether you're hunting for Goa villas with private pools, desperately seeking a luxury family vacation in Goa, or just Googling "best entertainment room hotels Goa," pay attention! You're in the right place.
Accessibility (or Lack Thereof, Let's Be Honest): Okay, right off the bat, ELIVAAS isn’t exactly built for wheelchairs. I mean, there are "Facilities for disabled guests," so that got me hopeful. Turns out that's probably the elevator and a couple of access ramps. As a wheelchair bound person, I'd recommend calling ahead & confirming the accessibility specifics & details. I've only had the experience of seeing from afar, but I'd hate to be wrong!
Cleanliness and Safety: (The Sanitized Symphony): This is where ELIVAAS really shines. They've clearly gone all-in on the COVID safety protocols. Hand sanitizer stations EVERYWHERE. Staff with masks, and every surface seems to have been attacked by a battalion of Lysol wipes. They even offer "Room sanitization opt-out available," which, frankly, I found a little weird. Like, are you sure I don't want my room blasted with some professional-grade disinfectant? I mean, I guess you can get by with the Daily disinfection in common areas, and the Professional-grade sanitizing services. But I've always wanted a hotel room that was so clean it felt like a hospital room.
Rooms: (A Whirlwind Of Comfort): The 4 BHK setup is HUGE. Seriously, you could host your own mini-marathon in this place. The details are great: Air conditioning that actually WORKS (hallelujah!), comfy bathrobes, and a mini bar stocked with… well, let's just say I tested its limits. I can't forget the Free Wi-Fi! which, thank god, because I'm addicted to social media. There’s Internet access – LAN and Internet access – wireless available. Yes, the basics of comfort are there.
The Private Pool? Absolutely stunning. Seriously, I spent the majority of my trip in that pool, sipping cocktails and pretending to be a mermaid. The Pool with a view is absolutely something else. Waking up every day to this view was something special.
Dining, Drinking, and Snacking: (A Culinary Adventure - or Maybe Not): The Asian breakfast was a bit of a yawn for me. I need my morning latte, and I was a bit disappointed in the Coffee/tea in restaurant scene. They do, however, offer Breakfast [buffet], Breakfast service, and Breakfast in room. The plus side is a Poolside bar, and the Room service [24-hour] came through on a late-night craving for noodles. Seriously, the noodles were on point. Definitely worth it. I'd also recommend checking out the Restaurants listed.
Entertainment & Things To Do: (Epic, Indeed): Okay, the Epic Entertainment Room is NOT an exaggeration. Think HUGE screen, surround sound, a pool table… you name it. I spent a good chunk of my trip locked in there, watching movies and pretending I knew how to play pool. It was glorious. It's got the A/V equipment for special events, and the Projector/LED display.
Ways To Relax: ((Spa Day Delights): Okay, so here's the thing. ELIVAAS does have a Spa. They offer Body scrub, Body wrap, Foot bath, Gym/fitness, Massage, Sauna, Spa/sauna, Steamroom, and a Swimming pool. I didn't have time to try everything, but I did indulge in a massage. Pure bliss. Worth it. Services and Conveniences: (The Little Things That Matter): They have Concierge service which was helpful, and the 24 hour front desk was awesome. They can arrange for Car park [free of charge] and Valet parking. Air conditioning in the public area so you don't feel like you're melting as soon as you touch outside. They even had a Cash withdrawal, which saved me from a potential ATM hunt.
For The Kids: (Family Friendly Fun): They advertise as Family/child friendly, which is true. There is Babysitting service, if you want parents to have a night off.
Getting Around: (Ease Of Movement): The Airport transfer was super efficient, and the Taxi service was readily available.
My Emotional Rollercoaster: The Good, The Bad, and the "Wait, What?"
Okay, so ELIVAAS is not perfect. I could go on about the slight hiccups – like that one time the Wi-Fi went down (minor issue, but still). But damn, this place is brilliant. If you want a luxurious, fun, and safe getaway WITH a private pool and an entertainment room that will blow your mind, put ELIVAAS on your list.
Final Verdict, and the Epic Offer You've Been Waiting For:
Indah Goa's ELIVAAS 4 BHK: Private Pool & Epic Entertainment Room! is a winner. If you want a place where you can relax, party, and generally have a blast, then this is your jam. Sure, there were a few minor things (again, the Wi-Fi! the pillows! the minor hiccups!). But, honestly, those are just tiny blips on an otherwise stellar experience.
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- A complimentary bottle of champagne on arrival.
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* And don't forget, the Epic Entertainment Room is waiting for you—ready to bring the party to life.
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Alright, buckle up, buttercups! Because we're about to dive headfirst into the glorious, slightly chaotic, and utterly unforgettable ELIVAAS 4 BHK with Pvt Pool & Entertainment Room experience in Indah Goa. Consider this less a rigid itinerary, and more a… a roadmap with a LOT of scenic detours and questionable snack choices.
Day 1: Arrival & "OMG, Did I Pack Enough Sunscreen?"
Morning (ish): Arrive at Goa airport. Ugh, that flight. I swear, the guy in front of me was clipping his fingernails the entire time. Anyways, smooth enough customs. Found our pre-booked airport transfer (thank GOD, because haggling for a taxi at this hour? Nope). And suddenly, there it is: ELIVAAS Indah. Let's just say the photos online don’t do the villa justice. The place is massive! And that pool… glistening. Pure, unadulterated bliss.
- Anecdote: First impression: “Wait, is this real life?” Followed by a frantic search for the sunscreen I thought I packed. Found it… buried under four pairs of “just in case” sandals. Go figure.
Afternoon: Settling in, exploring the villa. The entertainment room? Ridiculous! A pool table, a home theatre, a sound system that could probably wake the neighbours in Mumbai. We all immediately claimed separate bedrooms (spoiled, I know). The air conditioning is a GODSEND.
- Quirky Observation: The "welcome fruit basket" looked a little sad. One overripe mango, three sad bananas, and a pineapple that clearly needed a pep talk. We'll conquer that pineapple, though. Mark my words.
Evening: Pool time! Drinks flowing, the sun setting… It’s here, I’m pretty sure I blacked out from the sheer beauty of it all, and then was snapped out of it when I face-planted in the water trying to be extra fabulous, while everyone was taking in the scene. Dinner at the Villa. The chef (arranged through the villa) cooked up a delicious Goan curry. It was a flavor explosion. I overate. Regret? Zero.
- Emotional Reaction: Pure, unadulterated, giddy happiness. This is what escaping reality is all about. Followed by a mild panic attack about how I'll ever go back to real life.
Day 2: Beach Day & "Samosa Apocalypse"
Morning: Beach bound! First stop, Anjuna beach (because, you know, Instagram). The beach itself is beautiful, the sand is pretty clean and the vendors are persistent.
- Opinionated Language: Those beach hawkers are ruthless, though. One guy followed me for, like, ten minutes trying to sell me a beaded anklet. Ten minutes! But the water? Absolutely worth it.
Afternoon: Lunch at a beach shack. Ordered way too many samosas. Like, a samosa apocalypse situation. My stomach is currently staging a protest. We wandered into Baga beach, where the beach is crowded, and the atmosphere is buzzing with different tourist, the vendors and everything is much more expensive than Anjuna.
- Structure:* We split and were all over the place. Some went to shopping, some were swimming, some were drinking cocktails, and some were tanning.
- Messier Structure & Occasional Rambles: I decided to go solo, after the group said they wanted to stay at the beach.
Evening: Back to the villa, for some necessary pool time to soothe my samosa-induced suffering, followed by some much needed relaxation. I think I'm going to pass on dinner, my digestive system is still mad at me.
- Emotional reactions: The samosas were amazing at first. Now I'm regretting it.
Day 3: Culture Shock & "The Holy Cow Incident"
Morning: Exploring Old Goa. Churches, history… it's all very impressive. The architecture is stunning, the stories are fascinating.
- Stronger Emotional Reaction: The sheer beauty of the churches is actually overwhelming. I swear, I teared up at one point.
Afternoon: Randomly stumbling into a local market. The colours! The smells! The vendors are so pushy, but I just had to have a beautiful shawl.
- Messier Structure & Occasional Rambles: We got lost. Multiple times. The roads are a bit… chaotic. Cows wander freely. Speaking of which…
Evening: Back to the villa again. Drinks, and more pool time. This place is seriously the ultimate chill spot. I think I am going to spend the rest of my life here.
- Quirky Observation: The pool's filtration system has a bizarre humming noise. It's like the villa has its own personal alien.
Day 4: Adrenaline Rush & Unexpected Hiccups
Morning: Watersports! Jet skis, parasailing, banana boat… everything you can imagine. The adrenaline rush was insane!
- Opinionated Language: Jet skiing is the most exhilarating thing on earth. I'm ready for my next adventure.
Afternoon: The afternoon was a bit rough. One of us managed to get stung by a jellyfish, and we were all panicked for a bit, before we calmed down with each other's support.
- Stronger Emotional Reaction: The whole thing was a little scary, and made us realize how important it is to stick together and rely on each other, especially when you're in a new place.
Evening: We all had a laugh at everything, over pizza and drinks at the villa.
- Emotional Reaction: I'm so glad we're here, I don't want to leave.
Day 5: Relaxation Recharge & Farewell (For Now, Hopefully)
Morning: Lazy morning by the pool. Reading, napping, soaking up the last precious rays of sun.
- Quirky Observation: I've developed a serious tan line. And a serious addiction to this pool.
Afternoon: The villa's masseuse came by for an hour-long massage. pure bliss. No words. Okay, maybe a few: "Oh god, that's amazing… a little harder please…"
- Messier Structure & Occasional Rambles: I tried to buy some trinkets for my friends, but I still have some left overs, so I'll have to give to them later.
Evening: Last dinner at the villa. We actually managed to finish the pineapple! Mixed feelings though, because we're sad to leave, but also we are happy that we'll be going back home.
- Emotional Reaction: Pure, unadulterated, giddy happiness again.
Day 6: Departure & the "Post-Goa Blues"
- Morning (ish): Saying goodbye to ELIVAAS. The transfer to the airport was smooth, but the feeling of leaving was heavy.
- Stronger Emotional Reaction: Ugh, the post-Goa blues. I'm already planning my return trip.
This itinerary is not perfect, and that's the beauty of it. It's filled with the messy, hilarious, and wonderfully human moments that make a trip truly unforgettable. Now, go forth and make your own memories! And for the love of all that is holy, pack enough sunscreen!
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ELIVAAS 4 BHK by Indah Goa: FAQ - Because Let's Be Honest, You're Probably Googling This Right Now
**(Prepare for a bumpy, unfiltered ride. This is how I'd ACTUALLY respond to your questions.)**1. Okay, so, is this place ACTUALLY as gorgeous as the photos? I mean, *private pool* and *entertainment room* sound suspiciously perfect…
Alright, let's be real. Photos are a lie. A beautiful, cleverly-angled lie. But... ELIVAAS is *mostly* not a lie. The pool? Yep, it's real. And it's glorious. I’m talking the kind of pool where you can actually *swim* without bumping into a million other people. It’s… blissful. You’ll spend hours there, guaranteed. The entertainment room? Okay, *that* is where the photos might be underselling it. They don't capture the sheer, unadulterated joy of having karaoke nights after a few too many Kingfishers. And believe me, those nights happen. Frequently. The place is styled perfectly, except for that one slightly-too-bright rug in the dining room. But hey, nobody's perfect, right?
2. What's the deal with the location? Is it actually near anything interesting? Beach? Restaurants? Can I get takeout? Asking the important questions.
Okay, so the location... it’s Goa. Everything is *near* something interesting, depending on your definition of “near.” It's not right *on* the beach – you'll probably need a scooter (unless you actually want to *walk*, which… no, thanks). But beaches like Morjim & Ashwem are a short scooter ride away, so like, 10-15 minutes max. Restaurants? Oh, buddy, you're in luck. Goan food is insane, like, the best food in the world. Just be prepared for the occasional power outage. And yes, YES you can get takeout. In fact, you *should*. Order EVERYTHING. Fish curries, vindaloos, everything. I once ordered so much takeout, I swear the delivery guy became my friend. He knew my order before I even opened the door. That’s Goa for ya. Also, expect some stray dogs wandering around. They're usually harmless and kinda adorable. Actually, I might have sneaked one a samosa one time. Don't tell anyone!
3. The description mentions a "fully equipped kitchen." Uh... what exactly does that entail? I'm a serious cook (or, you know, *try* to be).
“Fully equipped kitchen.” Hmm. Let's dissect that. They *usually* have the basics. Fridge, probably a microwave, maybe a decent stove. Don’t expect a professional chef's setup, okay? I once tried to make pasta, forgot I’m terrible at cooking, and ended up ruining a perfectly good pot. But, it works. You *can* make food. Just maybe stick to simple stuff. If you’re a serious cook, bring your favorite knife. And definitely scope out local markets. Goan markets are a culinary adventure in themselves. Fresh seafood? Check. Ridiculously cheap spices? Double check! Oh! One time, I tried to make a fancy risotto. Disaster! But hey, I had fun, even if the end result looked like something I'd found on the road. So, go, explore, learn. Or, you know, stick to ordering takeout. No judgement here.
4. How’s the internet? Because, you know, gotta stay connected (or at least pretend to).
Ah, internet. The bane of modern existence. It's… Goa internet. Which means it's *there*. Sometimes. The kind of internet that'll make you curse the heavens when you're trying to upload those perfect pool photos. It's fine for checking emails, scrolling Insta, and maybe (just maybe) streaming a movie if you're lucky. But don't expect to be video conferencing your boss all week. Unless you *want* to be perpetually frozen in a pixelated image. Then go right ahead! One time, I was trying to download a movie and spent an hour staring at the progress bar, which was barely budging. Eventually, I gave up and went to the pool. Best decision ever. Embrace the digital detox! Although, you'll probably still need to update that Insta feed. Just… prepare for potential buffering.
5. What's the vibe? Is this a party house? Family-friendly? Romantic getaway? Or... all of the above?
Okay, the vibe. This is a tricky one. It *can* be all of the above, depending on your crew. It has the bones of a party house, especially that entertainment room, music, laughter, maybe a few regrettable dance moves at 3 AM (guilty). But the pool is family-friendly. And the spacious layout lends itself to a romantic getaway, assuming you can ignore the sound of karaoke spilling from the entertainment room. Honestly, it’s what *you* make it. I’d say it's more on the "relaxed fun" side. Expect laughter. Expect sunshine. Expect to probably eat far too much delicious food (and maybe drink a little too much Kingfisher). It's Goa, baby! Just remember to pack earplugs if you're an early riser. And a really, *really* good hangover cure.
6. Are there any downsides? (Be honest!)
Okay, honest time. There are *always* downsides. It's Goa. Power outages are a thing. Mosquitoes are also a thing (stock up on repellent!). Sometimes the water pressure is a little… enthusiastic. And you might find the occasional lizard or two wandering around. They're harmless, mostly. The occasional loud music from other villas could be an issue if you value pure silence. And the roads? They're often… adventurous. Buckle up for some bumpy rides. The biggest downside? Leaving. Seriously. Once you've experienced the magic of ELIVAAS and Goa, you're going to want to stay forever. I’m already plotting my return. It is utterly and completely addictive.
7. Tell me about the entertainment room! Spill the tea! (And the beer…)
The entertainment room… ah, the heart of the party! It’s got a projector, a sound system, and, most importantly, karaoke. The karaoke is where the real memories are made (or maybe forgotten, depending on how many drinks you've had). Picture this: you, your friends, a few too many beers, and the unwavering belief that you're a rockstar. The song choices range from embarrassing 80s power ballads to Bollywood classics. Vocals? Questionable. Enthusiasm? Off the charts! I remember one night…. Okay, I’m gonna be brutally honest. I *killed* it with Bohemian Rhapsody (or at least, I thought I did). My friend, less charitably, stated that I sounded like a dying cat. But nobody cared. The sheer joy of singing along with a bunch of friends, forgetting about everything else, that's what makes it special. Expect late nights. Expect laughter. Expect to wake up with a sore throat and a head full of amazing, slightly fuzzy memories. And the regret of your singing. But mostly good memories.
