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12 years 9 months ago
The Moonlight is situated up a narrow lane heading to-wards Pretty Petals. Or follow the road around the rear of Rising Waves and passed Pretty Petals.
Santana and Theresa are very welcoming and will help out with anything you may need. Santana even met us at 5.30 am on the morning of our arrival with a cold bottle of water at hand. Much needed after the farce that is Dabolim airport
There are 3 air con rooms in the main building above the small but very good restaurant. 3 further non air con rooms sre situated behind another block. Smaller but very clean with fan on ceiling. We were in room 2 with a large living room and separate bedroom. A good sized wet room. A TV and fridge were also in the room. Cleaned every day with fresh towels available.
The usual fare served up at breakfast and some lovely meals served up at night. The Moonlight is out of the way a little but the restaurant was busy most nights.
Theresa's homemade Baileys are a must after your dinner. Very reasonably priced.
The non air con rooms were very cheap but during March I always think air con is a must. As said in a previous post it is up a narrow lane and can be a little dark at night. The dogs can also be a little noisy at times but it didn't bother me too much.
Santana and Theresa are very welcoming and will help out with anything you may need. Santana even met us at 5.30 am on the morning of our arrival with a cold bottle of water at hand. Much needed after the farce that is Dabolim airport
There are 3 air con rooms in the main building above the small but very good restaurant. 3 further non air con rooms sre situated behind another block. Smaller but very clean with fan on ceiling. We were in room 2 with a large living room and separate bedroom. A good sized wet room. A TV and fridge were also in the room. Cleaned every day with fresh towels available.
The usual fare served up at breakfast and some lovely meals served up at night. The Moonlight is out of the way a little but the restaurant was busy most nights.
Theresa's homemade Baileys are a must after your dinner. Very reasonably priced.
The non air con rooms were very cheap but during March I always think air con is a must. As said in a previous post it is up a narrow lane and can be a little dark at night. The dogs can also be a little noisy at times but it didn't bother me too much.
Travel operator: independently
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12 years 11 months ago
We stayed here in Jan 2012, Santana and Teresa were really helpful and polite. The room we had was room 3 at the side of the guest house overlooked gardens from another house from the one balcony and overlooked Antonio's next door from the kitchen balcony.
We found this room small, with the double bed pushed up against the wall. There was a TV and A/C, wardrobe which didn’t lock although there was a key for it; we had a bamboo 2 seater in the room.
The kitchen area was large full size fridge, even a cooking ring kettle. Plates, cutlery were plenty cupboard space for food if that’s what you want.
The balcony off here was good for drying your clothes. The bathroom was big enough and clean plenty hot water. We had a look next door room 2 that was huge a separate living area and large bedroom, so I was told room 1 was the same although they was 1600rps a day.
Only thing we didn’t like was having to go through the restaurant when coming out of your room on a night or morning whilst other people were eating. We being 2 ladies did find it dark coming back on a night from the beach, so we moved after 5 days.
If I went back I would consider going back to the moonlight bay, we had a good experience and good breakfasts.
We found this room small, with the double bed pushed up against the wall. There was a TV and A/C, wardrobe which didn’t lock although there was a key for it; we had a bamboo 2 seater in the room.
The kitchen area was large full size fridge, even a cooking ring kettle. Plates, cutlery were plenty cupboard space for food if that’s what you want.
The balcony off here was good for drying your clothes. The bathroom was big enough and clean plenty hot water. We had a look next door room 2 that was huge a separate living area and large bedroom, so I was told room 1 was the same although they was 1600rps a day.
Only thing we didn’t like was having to go through the restaurant when coming out of your room on a night or morning whilst other people were eating. We being 2 ladies did find it dark coming back on a night from the beach, so we moved after 5 days.
If I went back I would consider going back to the moonlight bay, we had a good experience and good breakfasts.
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