The Long Bay - Mordzhim

We just got back from our stay at the hotel and it was an amazing experience. We stayed there for a couple of weeks and the service was excellent. From the moment we walked in, we were treated with special hospitality. The hotel is very close to Morjim and Ashvem beach, and there is a cool spot called Bora Bora nearby that opens at night. It is also near Marbela beach. Our stay was peaceful and pleasant with great hospitality. Come visit us!

The restaurant is located close to Morjim Beach, which is its only notable advantage. In my personal experience, I found the rooms to be average for the price – not luxurious, but spacious. The food quality is good, but the prices are average, not particularly low.

A few friends and I stayed at Long Bay and had a great time. The staff were very friendly, the rooms were spacious, and Kumar Vaibhav was very helpful and accommodating. We stayed late in the restaurant and he took care of everything for us. He even gave us a city tour in his own car on our first day. The food was delicious and the chef was excellent. The location near the beach was ideal.

Just returned from our visit to the hotel and it was amazing stay,celebrating our honeymoon.The service is superb as you are treated as a special guest from the moment you enter the hotel..very close to Morjim and ashvem beach,has a cool hangout place called Bora Bora nearby 24/7 open..also close to Marbela beach.peaceful and pleasant stay with good hospitality.Must Visit

Lived at the hotel in November 2016. Impressive. On the one hand, Indian hotel 2* did not initially imply super-critical conditions and comfort. On the other hand, I would like to have at least what is stated in the description. All right, on order. The air conditioner was paid. They were originally in a huge but blank number, with fans on the ceiling (which are all in India, but the heat doesn't save very much), but without a declared air conditioner. I asked the master if he called him Kumar, said there were many guests with the AU no rooms, but he's gonna move us tomorrow when some guests leave. He moved, not without a reminder, and apparently in retaliation for perseverance, into a pretty sloppy number on the first floor (blood, a couple of chairs, a very ancient closet without a single hook, a dirty bath and a balcony going to the desert). The air conditioner was really there, but when we didn't work. The owner tried to turn the fan on again and give it to the air conditioner. When I realized that the catch would not be possible, I promised to fix the ends by tonight. I fixed it, but I set it at 16 degrees and the remote didn't give it, said it worked from the network. In the end, we only used them once, because it turns out that it's raining the condensate and it's right above the head of the bed. Next, the vife is only in the hotel bar, there's no one in the metre. If there's no owner at the hotel, there's no Internet, apparently he's just selling it off his phone. Living on the first floor, sometimes they caught the vifis of the next cafe. Breakfasts, which are costly, are terrible. Singing twice (that is, always giving people a second chance) and no more, eating in the nearest cafes or in the beach cerks. Sometimes there was no hot water tonight (Cumar says people are a lot, hot water sometimes ends). But it was 11 days 2-3 times. From the beach, the hotel is about a quarter kilometers. With all the inaccuracy, it didn't affect our vacation, because we were planning on staying at the hotel just to sleep. To the beach and all the places we need were on the bike, so some distance from the sea didn't embarrass us. There's very nice coffee shops next to the hotel with very delicious food. There's a market and a few supermarkets where you can buy all the stuff you need. So if you don't have much time in the hotel, you can choose this hotel, it's quite convenient. If you want more comfort, find something else. Have a nice rest and an impression! Goa is beautiful!