Adamo the Bellus Calangute

Perfect destination for corporate tour. Great rooms, swimming pool and aesthetic surroundings. Delicious breakfast and foods with location. Excellent support from Deb and other staff member.

Wonderful hotel highly recommendable From the moment we walked in we had warm reception which lasted throughout our entire stay of 4 weeks with the entire staff in all their depar**ents. The hotel is conveniently located 10mins walk  to the beach, 200 Rupees by tuk tuk to Baga & 400 to Candolim, however the main ***** is only 2 minutes walk which has an array of eateries, shops etc etc. so no need to go there really unless you like to explore. What amazes me it is still in a really secluded location with a large  well maintained swimming pool, large  gardens which is looked after meticulously, great for relaxing & taking photos! The bar & restaurant really makes it a peach of a hotel. The setting is absolutely fabulous, well laid out  with lovely scenery. The drinks & food are reasonably priced only slightly higher than the local bars & restaurant which is expected but considering the ambience its well worth it. The food is is excellent which offers Indian & English cuisine. We dined here  at least 3 a week, & nearly every night came back for a couple of drinks nightcap which speaks volumes for relaxing a**osphere of this hotel. Breakfast was delious which had live  egg & dosa stations with plenty of other varieties which was changed daily. The swimming pool is well cleaned & maintained by Suresh & Chanan  daily meaning I had to have a swim everyday! Towels are also provided. Our room overlooked the swimming pool & parts of the garden which was a luxury in  itself when sitting on the balcony. The room is very spacious as too the bathroom. The cleaners esp Charan always had a smile for us & always did an amazing  job. Overall highly recommend this place & we certainly look forward to a return. Special thanks to Hanu***, .Murtaza, Pranob, Ashabul, Karisma, Mahavil, T***n, Abshana, Senti, Mirujul,  Chuba, Kapil, Malika, Fatima ,Bhakti,Debu ,Dev & all others whose named slipped my mind  who made our holiday wonderful.

I had a wonderful stay here. This property is so beautiful and amongst nature. I would rate it 5 out of 5 stars. It is just at a walking distance of 5 minutes from Calangute beach. It has wonderful facilities like spa, children's play area, restaurant and mini bar. The staff is very friendly and approachable. The rooms are neat and clean. Swimming pool is well maintained. The breakfast served is delicious and there are so ***y varieties available including a live counter. It is truly much more than a four star property and totally worth the brand name. I would highly recommend everyone to book your stay at Adamo the Bellus and make your Goa trip memorable one.

Amazing place, lovely hosts , great food had fun times..must stay while visiting Goa great connectivity to the local Hotspots etc.do try.. Goa with Amado was a experience worth sharing so I'm sharing

Spot on. Loved the staff at the pool bar. Had to ask them to clean my room 1 day but it would have not been an issue if they didn’t do. Kept room on for 2 more nights. No complaints

Back for our second trip of the season. Had a great time. Hotel a fantastic base to explore Goa. The hotel is an oasis tucked away from the busy calangute high street but only a few hundred metres from all the action and a short walk to the beach. Some fantastic restaurants nearby. Barn 31, cherry olive, relish and bar indigo all worth a visit plus plenty of small local bars. Food at the hotel good and very accommodating if you ask for something not on the menu. Must mention the staff- suresh pool ***, bipin a gardener, mahavir bar ***ager, Kapil Rana Pronab Sami Shanti Sabia Absana and Santi who all make sure you are well looked after. Can’t wait until our next trip in December.

So we recently booked our staycation at Adamo the bellus Resort & Spa which is near Calangute beach when we visited Goa and trust me this place has a vibe, beauty and full of lush greenery within the resort. A perfect pace to chill with your family or friends or if you go in a couple. Key reasons to choose this resort:- ＞ Beautiful & Spacious rooms ＞ Suite rooms are just perfect for your dates or honeymoon. ＞ Suite rooms have personal Jacuzzi and open shower area. ＞ Huge swimming pool and kids pool area ＞ In house Restaurant that serves lipsmacking & delicious food. ＞ Delicious & Wholesome breakfast options to choose from. ＞ Spa that will rejuvenate your soul & body. ＞ Easy access to nearby Two wheeler/ Four wheeler renting service, Petrol pump, A**s, beaches etc. ＞ Very Friendly Staff. ＞ 4 Star property with best service and hospitality. Lastly, a perfect and must visit staycation place your next trip to Goa. Thank you team Adamo the bellus Resort and Spa for making our stay wonderful time.

We spent 2 weeks here over Chris**as 2023. We were a party of 4 ( husband, wife, daughter and son in law) from the UK. The hotel is well situated for Calangute centre, being a couple of minutes walk from the Baga Roundabout down a quiet street. It will cost around 200 rupees in a tuk tuk to Baga, 250rupees in a taxi and around 300 - 350 rupees to candolim so its very cheap to get around from here. We took a taxi from MOPA airport (1600 rupees about £16). Check in was very quick and straightforward. All the accommodation blocks here are served by a lift ( a big plus in Goa where lifts are rare). Our room (724) was very spacious and clean. The bathroom was also spacious and the shower was great. The bathroom includes a wardrobe for clothes and a safe. There isn't loads of storage but - we brought far too ***y clothes given that the hotel offers a very reliable and reasonable laundry service. Our room overlooked the lovely hotel gardens. The room includes a mini bar ( you pay for items consumed) and you get 2 complimentary bottles of water per day. There is also a kettle and tea, coffee, sugar and whitener are provided. There is a restaurant and bar which is shaded and very pleasant. The bar staff are lovely and helpful and will try to accommodate your requests. We had several lunches and a couple of evening meals at the hotel and enjoyed them all. We also had fun teaching the staff to make Irish Coffee. Breakfast is served in the restaurant and consists of eggs ( cooked anyway you like except poached), cereal, toast, jam croissants, cakes, chicken sausages, and a full Indian breakfast selection plus tea and coffee. It is busiest between 9.30am and 10.30am. The staff spent a lot of time and effort preparing and decorating the hotel for Chris**as, and it was lovely. We really appreciated it. There was a gala dinner Chris**as Eve with a full buffet, consisting of soup, canapés, cooked meat, vegetables, salad, nibbles, and a huge range of curries, rice, bread and deserts. There was a DJ and a good singer. It was a really good night. Again, a lot of effort which we appreciated. The pool area was lovely with plenty of shade and sun. It was the school holidays so it could get quite busy with children in the morning but there was plenty opportunity for a swim. Pool towels are provided. The pool *** and the ground staff kept the grounds clean and tidy throughout our stay. The gardens are lovely. My only negatives ( and they are small) are that the music in the restaurant and around the pool could be a bit loud at times. Also it would be nice to have a ' no noise after 10pm' policy in the accommodation blocks. It was Chris**as and people tend to be a bit more exuberant but it could be very noisy when guests were returning to their rooms in the early hours of the morning. Otherwise, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. Goa has been heavily reliant on the domestic market since the collapse of Thomas Cook and the pandemic. They are ready and willing

We stayed at this hotel as a family (husband, mum and dad) between 16th-30th December 2023. The hotel is situated on a very quiet, side street close to the Baga roundabout/Beach Road. It’s around 1/1.5 hours from Mopa Airport (which you’ll fly into if travelling from the UK with Tui). I think it’s around 2300 rupee (£23.00) in a taxi, but don’t quote me on that. Plenty places to get a taxi at the airport. We chose not to use the Tui bus. The hotel is set in very green grounds, with around 8 yellow accommodation blocks that over look the swimming pool. Check-in on arrival to the hotel was very straightforward. Think we arrived at around 2:30/3:00pm and were taken straight to our rooms. The rooms (we stayed in 721) are very clean and spacious. They have a very large, comfortable bed, sofa (which can be used as a bed), bathroom with a large shower, balcony area (ours looked over the pool) with two chairs, safety deposit box, air conditioning and fan (which kept the room very cool) and tea and coffee making facilities which were replenished daily. You’ll be given 2 complimentary bottles of water each day by the room cleaner. Rooms are cleaned daily and you will be given fresh towels (if you leave on the floor). They do change the bedding, however I’m not sure if this is daily or not. There is a mini bar in the room with beers, soft drinks and snacks, however there is an additional fee should you consume these items, which you will pay to your cleaner each day if you want it restocked. The hotel does have a laundry serve which we used a couple of time. Everything is returned washed, ironed and packed away either the next day or the day after, depending on what time you send it. It’s very reasonably priced. We sent around 16 items with one wash which cost around 9000 rupee (£9.00). You will need to purchase some mosquito spray to use in the room at dusk and at night. The rooms take a 2 pin round plug- take an extension lead if you have multiple devices to charge and these will only charge when your key card is plastic slot thing which powers the electrics (not sure what the technical word for it is ha!). There is a very small closet in the bathroom, which was a struggle for 2 people, however there are drawers and shelves dotted around the room- just take less clothes and get them laundered. There is a TV in the room with free view box, though it’s mainly Indian channels (my husband wanted to watch some footy games that were early hours there and couldn’t). I believe you can ask reception to pay for more channels for a small fee, but you’d need to ask about this on arrival as I’m not 100% sure. There are lifts to each floor in each of the hotel blocks. The pool area is nice. There are a number of beds, though not enough when the hotel is full. You’ll see that there aren’t any parasols, but there are plenty of shaded spaces and towels are provided for you to use. The pool can get quite noisy in the morning, but usually quietens off later in th