Fenicia Riverside Resort

Wir waren für 2 Nächte in diesem Hotel. Die Pluspunkte: Das Anwesen ist üppig grün und friedlich. Obwohl die Lage abseits der großen Strände von Süd-Goa liegt, ist der Ort ruhig und ruhig und bietet einen malerischen Blick auf den Fluss Sal, der ins Meer mündet. Der Pool ist gut und gepflegt. Das Personal ist höflich und kooperativ. Die Minuspunkte: Als wir eincheckten, wurde uns Zimmer Nr. 413 im Erdgeschoss zugewiesen. In der Nacht gegen 23:00 Uhr, als wir schlafen wollten, gab es einen elektrischen Fehler in der Klimaanlage des Zimmers. Es gab viele Funken und unser Zimmer war mit Rauch gefüllt. Da wir wach waren, verließen wir sofort das Zimmer und meldeten uns an der Rezeption. Dies stellte ein ernstes Sicherheitsrisiko dar, das noch schwerwiegender hätte sein können, wenn wir geschlafen hätten. Die Rezeption verwies uns auf Zimmer Nr. 122 im ersten Stock. Das Zimmer 122 war nicht mit dem Zimmer 413 vergleichbar. Da es spät in der Nacht war, akzeptierten wir, in diesem Zimmer zu übernachten. Der elektrische Schlüsselkartenschalter dieses Zimmers funktionierte nicht und der Strom ließ sich nicht ausschalten, als wir den Schlüssel vom Schlüsselkartenschalter abzogen. Die Badezimmerbeleuchtung flackerte und der Ventilator im Badezimmer war sehr laut, da der Geschwindigkeitsregler nicht funktionierte. Wieder einmal stellten wir fest, dass die Elektrik schlecht gewartet war. Ein weiterer Vorfall, den wir erlebten, ereignete sich in der Lounge. Wir warteten darauf, dass unser Kaffee und unsere Snacks serviert wurden. Während dieser Zeit betrat eine ältere Person aus einer angrenzenden Kabine den Aufenthaltsraum und begann, das Personal anzuschreien und zu beschimpfen. Dieser Vorfall ereignete sich direkt vor unseren Augen und die ältere Person kümmerte sich nicht um die anderen Gäste in der Lounge. Das Lounge-Personal reagierte nicht und nahm sein missbräuchliches Verhalten stillschweigend hin. Als wir uns beim Hotelpersonal nach der Identität dieser Person erkundigten, erfuhren wir, dass es sich bei der älteren Person um den Vater des Resortbesitzers handelte. Offenbar war er verärgert darüber, dass sich seine Essensbestellung verzögerte. Aufgrund dieses Vorfalls stand das Lounge-Personal unter Druck und konnte uns nicht richtig bedienen. Sie entschuldigten sich bei uns für den schlechten Service. Wir haben ihre Situation verstanden und ihre Entschuldigung angenommen.

Hallo, schreiben Sie eine Google-Rezension. Das Fenicia Riverside Resort in Süd-Goa bietet eine ruhige und heitere Atmosphäre, der perfekte Ort zum Entspannen. Es bietet einen atemberaubenden Blick auf das Flussufer mit einem Infinity-Pool. Das Personal ist freundlich und kooperativ. Das Anwesen bietet auch luxuriöse und geräumige Zimmer. Die wunderschöne Plantage, die das Resort umgibt, macht es zu einem idealen Wochenendausflug. Das Frühstück und die Speisen sind köstlich. Insgesamt ist es ein großartiger Ort für Leute, die nach Goa kommen und einfach nur entspannen möchten.

My recent stay at FENCIA RIVERSIDE RESORT was nothing short of a complete disaster. From the moment we arrived, it became clear that this hotel has no idea how to treat guests or maintain even the most basic standards. Let me walk you through the horror story that was our stay. Staff Attitude and Lack of Soft Skills Upon arrival, we were greeted with nothing but indifference. The staff acted as if they were doing us a favor by checking us in. Their attitude was cold, dismissive, and lacked any semblance of hospitality. No smiles, no welcoming gestures—just blank stares and an attitude of "we don’t care." Throughout the stay, it became apparent that the staff either had no training or simply didn’t care to be helpful. When we raised concerns or asked for basic information, they were rude and unhelpful. Every interaction left us feeling like we were a burden to them. They clearly lacked soft skills essential for the hospitality industry, making our experience even more unpleasant. Electricity Fluctuations: A Night of Torture One of the biggest issues was the constant electricity fluctuations. It was as if the hotel was powered by a flickering candle. Every hour, the power would go out, sometimes for several minutes, especially during the night. Trying to sleep with the AC shutting off repeatedly was impossible. We spent hours tossing and turning in a stuffy room, drenched in sweat. We complained to the front desk multiple times, but they brushed it off as a "local issue," refusing to acknowledge how disruptive it was. The lack of accountability was infuriating. Overpriced, Subpar Food The food prices at the hotel were outrageous for what was served. You'd expect gourmet dishes for the rates they charged, but what we got was far from that. The meals were bland, poorly cooked, and in no way matched the hotel's supposed standards. I’ve had better meals at street vendors than what we were served here. Pathetic Guest Handling Skills The hotel’s guest handling skills were abysmal. Requests for basic services, such as extra towels or room cleaning, were either ignored or delayed for hours. The hotel management seemed completely uninterested in ensuring that guests had a comfortable stay. The Worst of All: Mr. Abhijeet Bose If there’s one person who encapsulated the chaos and incompetence of this hotel, it’s Mr. Abhijeet Bose. This ***, supposedly in charge of the hotel, was the epitome of indifference. Despite our repeated complaints and requests to speak with him, his team acted like everything was fine and didn’t bother to address any of the issues. He couldn’t care less about how his hotel was run or about the experience of his guests. It's shocking that someone with such a lackadaisical attitude is responsible for managing a hotel. Final Thoughts In short, staying at FENCIA RIVERSIDE RESORT was a nightmare. From terrible staff attitudes, constant power issues, overpriced food, and a general lack of guest care, it was a complete disaster

Starting with a positive, the staff were lovely. Happy to try and help, did their jobs well and were kind and polite. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful. House keeping was offered daily including bedding change and refilling bottled water. The 'bones' of the hotel are good (comfy beds, decent pillows, good size bath etc) but it has been neglected. The rooms are a good size. The mirrors all have the surface coming away, the internet is poor so the smart TVs don't really work and there are no other channels. The bedding was stained including when it was changed during cleaning and is obviously very old. The window sills were dirty, the bath was dirty, the drawers were all dusty inside and under the pillows the gap behind the bed was dusty bare concrete. The plugs were coming away from the walls, there were no hangers to hang clothes in the wardrobe (which was in the bathroom), the towels were stained. There was a net curtain and light blocking curtains, both sets were musty and dirty to the point I had to wash my hands after opening and closing the. There was a spare mattress kept outside on the porch, during monsoon season. I have stayed in many lower budget hotels but I really didn't want to touch anything in the room and didn't even unpack my bag properly. My son stayed in a separate room and his was the same. There was an overwhelming smell of I'm assuming napthalene balls and mosquito repellant, it lingered the whole time we were there and mosquitos were still in the room despite the plug-in. Breakfast was fine, buffet style - limited options and I would have liked more Child-friendly fresh options but that's personal choice more than a complaint. I don't consider potato smiles and chicken nuggets a breakfast food and would have liked some chopped fruits or healthier cereal type foods for our two year old. Other options included sambar and idli (the idli tasted very sour, and I've eaten a lot of Indian food being married to one), boiled eggs, chicken sausages, donuts and cakes, toast, a veg Indian option that seemed to change daily such as poha or pongal, potato wedges and room temperature fruit juice which was different every day. There were some additional things you could order, some they didn't have available. Staff were prompt to help and prepare things if you asked and they had it. The on-site restaurant food was again fine, but a few things we tried to order they didn't have and it was expensive compared to the usually very reasonably priced local indian food (our food was 6000INR approx and the next day we ate somewhere else for 2300INR for more food) but I would expect to pay a premium for convenience. The pool we probably wouldn't have used as it's monsoon season but it was filthy, as was the glass fencing on the deck where the pool was. The drinks were nice. Food service didn't start until 7 and took a long time to be ready, by which time our 2 year old was struggling and it really wasn't a safe space to have her wandering to ke

It was a memorable vacation for my family... specialy the mesmerising view of river merge in Arabian sea....private pool was very comfortable place for our children... the interior decoration ... everything is perfact...last but not least the hospitality of Abhisek ( 10/10)... Initially I was afraid due to monsoon season... but it was a great exp foe me.

To be very honest,I was confused once I saw some bad reviews on this forum.Cleanliness and proper service is must for me and my family.But once I reached there,I found a different world altogether. Good place,spacious rooms and clean & tidy rooms.Yes,as it was raining hard,there was a delay in the service of my dinner at room but that can be taken into consideration as it was a heavy rain.But liked the food and specially the Tandoor items.Breakfast is too good with a good spread.They were renovating the property and I promised their Receptionist -Sumalyo(a boy with a lot of smile on his face) to visit again during Jan 2025 My suggestion to all travellers- JUST GO THERE AND ENJOY !