THE POSTCARD HOTELS IN SOUTH GOA AND NORTH GOA About The Postcard The Postcard Hotel was founded to create extraordinary experiences and boutique spaces for luxury travellers. Since the brand’s launch in December 2018, The Postcard has been committed to creating new rules and setting new standards in experiential luxury. Each Postcard hotel is conceptualised to give guests a true sense of the neighbourhood and the destination they have travelled to. Immersive, unconventional and fluid nature of hospitality at The Postcard Hotel along with impeccable service is what truly sets the brand apart. No set breakfast hours, personalised exclusive dining, cocktails on arrival and the flexibility of 24-hour check-in and check-out are some of the unique offerings that have contributed to the appreciation of The Postcard Hotel. While the brand has marked its presence with 9 ultra-immersive hotels in India, Sri Lanka and Bhutan, The Postcard has beautifully captured India’s most popular destination- Goa.
South and North Goa hotels
Currently the brand has 4 boutique properties in Goa- with two hotels in South Goa, one hotel in North Goa and one in Old Goa. Each hotel is a story in itself, offering a unique experience to its leisure luxury travelers. The brand has four operational hotels in Goa– The Postcard Saligao in North Goa, The Postcard Velha in the old Portuguese capital of Old Goa, The Postcard Cuelim in South Goa, and The Postcard Hideaway in the forests of Netravali in South Goa. The coastal state has seen an incredible rise in domestic as well as international tourism which is evident by its popularity for all seasons. North Goa, which is also known for its nightlife and parties has brought a lot more North Goa hotels by renowned brands. While all North Goa Hotels encouraged the nightlife and were all glamor, The Postcard Hotel found its own tranquil space by curating The Postcard Saligao. The North Goa hotel, The Postcard Saligao is tucked away in a quaint corner of Saligao, offering five rooms that reflect the well preserved heritage of this 16th century village. The hotel promises modernity and an unmistakable Goan spirit in equal measure. In close proximity to their North Goa hotel, The Postcard Saligao, is their second hotel in Goa, The Postcard Velha. A modernist colonial hideout tucked away atop the sprawling two acre estate, the hotel offers simple pleasures of Goa, and the rare luxury of complete privacy- truly a perfect escape from the everyday chaos of the city life. Each of their sun-kissed villas and suites lie in the shade of the forest with private balconies overlooking lush gardens and the valley beyond. While North Goa is more popular and crowded, the coastal state's South Goa region is known for its solitude and the pristine beaches. The hotels in South Goa have gradually increased, opening up the tranquil area of Goa for travellers. The Postcard Cuelim which is a ultra-luxury hotel in South Goa, a historical treat, rooted firmly in the past, this historic site is now home to a six- room boutique space overlooking 3500 acres of lush green paddy fields. The Postcard Hotel is committed to bringing hotels in undiscovered places - one such place is their hotel in South Goa, The Postcard Hideaway, Netravali. Amidst twenty acres of greenery which you’ll find twenty discreet, ultra modern rooms, offering solitude and relaxation in the purest sense of the word, with unending views of the magnificent hills and surrounding Western Ghats. Each of their hotels in South Goa and North Goa is designed to blend unobtrusively with its surroundings, while offering all worldly pleasures in the most popular state
of the country. The hotels celebrate the rich flavours of local Goan cuisine, from the Panjim special ros omelette to the extremely delectable Konkan thali. So whether you are wanting to experience the nightlife of north Goa hotels or the tranquility of the hotels in south Goa- there is a Postcard for each traveller. The fifteen rooms offer plenty of privacy ensuring that the only sounds you hear are the sounds of migrating birds, or of course, the unmistakable roar of a welcoming lion.