Dunhill Beach Resort

Great location, wonderful beach access and good food at the restaurant. The service was fast and friendly. The rooms were well maintained and clean. They helped us organize a taxi to and from the hotel and were very responsive to our inquiries. I would go back another time.

It's a luxury motel at best. Pros: Very near to the beach, which is less than 100m away (probably the only real USP of the property). Separate shower and toilets. Free, safe and gated parking. Room size is okay with basic amenities. The housekeeping staff is very courteous. Cons: No room service. No breakfast included deals. The manager is not a good host (bit of a snob). Bathrooms are not really clean and rooms are overall undermaintained. Prices are a bit too high for the value they offer.

What a superb place ❤ rooms are well appointed and scrupulously clean. The food & drinks are top notch.... the staff are just beautiful lovely people. Exceptional service and attention to detail impeccable. If you are coming to Agonda stay here you will not be disappointed

This is my fifth year at Dunhill we stay for around three weeks every year.It’s the best hotel in Agonda in my view.Great restaurant (Best in Agonda overall)Great rooms and the staff are wonderful and helpful.The location is spot on you can access both ends of the beach by foot with ease.Lots of options when it comes to booking a room .Beach room, Tropical Gardens are my favourite or the main hotel which is very quiet and cool if you wish to chilli out .

Excellent beach front resort and great manager Mr. Karthik. The first the room with the sea view was a super . The staff and the location is great. Kunal at front desk is very polite. In Goa this is one of the best resort on the beach. I will rank #1 in Goa for a beach front. From room you open the curtain and you are on the beach.

Worst beach resort one could think of. This is our second stay here and we hoped that this time maybe things would be better. But these unprofessional staffs of this resort are mannerless and rogue. Today is Diwali and me and my family which included a four year kid were enjoying the evening at the beach. And then we see a number of staff from the resort brought some firecrackers and to our shock they actually burnt and threw two crackers on us. The manager just came and asked them to stop very casually. Eventually we were the ones who had to leave the beach and the guys kept bursting crackers. To this when we reacted the manger has the audacity to say that since the kid was not hurt we were the ones who were over- reacting. I am feeling unsafe but since the property requires you to pay the entire bill first, I am feeling stuck in here. This resort charges you like a five-star property and gives you a stinking room with hooligans as the staff. Everything stinks, cabin has single layer curtains which makes me doubt privacy. I found a lizard litter on the chair outside. The toilets are dirty and I doubt they ever use disinfectant on the floor. Feeling Shocked and cheated!

We stayed at Dunhills for three nights at the start of our trip to Goa. We stayed in a beach Cabana, the views were stunning and the location was perfect. The food in the restaurant was great too and the staff were really friendly. Unfortunately we had a rat in our room and although the hotel tried their best to close up gaps in the roof, it was already there so for three nights, we hardly slept as the rat came alive at night. We were disappointed with the 20% discount off the bill and would have rather had a good night's sleep. I know from our neighbours, this carried on after we left with new guests moving on after one night. Rat's in India are sacred so it was hard to remove them. It was such a shame as it was a beautiful place in the perfect location.

Dunhill was a great choice for us, looking to enjoy the sea and relax for a few days, and not much else. We had stayed here a few years back during the off-season, and felt that it would be a great place during the season when the restaurant is functional. That turned out to be true. This place has a restaurant and rooms right on the beach. It also has a gated property a few metres away from the beach on the other side of Agonda beach road, which is where we stayed in a family room. The room was large and spacious. Housekeeping and restaurant staff were very helpful. Food in the restaurant could have been better -- some items were good, some not so much. But there were other options nearby, like la dolce vita for italian, so it was never a problem. Our phones (airtel) did not get signal in the area, but dunhill had wifi (usable, not great) in the rooms and restaurant; this was also true of all the restaurants in the area that we visited.

It is a lovely classic place, a gem with a beautiful cat. One of the best stays in entire India trip. We booked a nicer room upstairs and it was so nice sipping tea and breakfast from the lovely Verandah overlooking the lush ground with tropical plants and flowers. The manager was so nice and he quickly arranged a room as soon as we checked in 9: 20 AM. We came too early due to the super early flight from Kochi to Goa at 5 AM. I wrote to the manager in advance to inform him about the early chech-in. The room was almost ready by 9 3o AM. We are so thankful to the staff and the manager. They are all soft-spoken and you can even call them shy. Our room is so nice and I think the white Vila we were at seem to be superior to the usual, more popular beach huts wher were closed during the moonson season. We would not have missed out anything. We stayed there three nights. The place has a lot of charm and the memories stay with us. We still think aboyt the lovely cat who came to stay with us the entire period. WE will definitely go stay at Dunhill againif we visit Agonda again. I miss the kitty and the lovely room overlooking the garden. The staff is very polite and kind. They treated us like a family. We felt home. The kitty added the fondest memories of us still thinking about the place, the rain of Goa, morning walks on the empty beach, the cute cows who followed me, and the quaint rustic atmosphere of the tiny village of Agonda.