Karma Royal Haathi Mahal, our flagship Indian resort, is just a 10-minute stroll from the silver sands of Cavelossim Beach in South Goa, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and vibrant Goan life. The resort’s spacious rooms feature private balconies, tea/coffee facilities, and mini-fridges for your convenience.
With a variety of dining options at Karma Royal Haathi Mahal,you are spoilt for choice. Relax at Splash Bar, our swim-up bar, serving signature mocktails, cocktails, ice-cold beers, and delicious poolside cuisine like pizzas, burgers, and curries. Casa Lisboa, styled like a traditional Portuguese home, offers an exceptional menu featuring Portuguese/Goan, Indian, and European dishes. At Attwood’s Bar, a classic English pub setting, you can enjoy live sports, a game of pool, or simply unwind with fellow guests.
For a refreshing break, choose from three large pools, including an Aqua Slide and a whirlpool, perfect for water polo or a leisurely swim. Families love the Three Monkey’s Club, where kids can enjoy daily activities like pot painting, crafts, and treasure hunts, a game of chess or choices of board games as well as video games and a bouncy castle.
With a gym, spa, and in-house retail store, Karma Royal Haathi Mahal has everything you need for an unforgettable holiday experience in Goa.
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Perfect for married couples, boast plush beds, en-suite bathrooms and plenty of thoughtful fittings and features to make you feel at home. Recently refurbished to a high standard from top to bottom with modern Italian showers and new fixtures, fittings and equipment.
The superior rooms are stylish and spacious – these tastefully decorated rooms feature comfortable beds, en-suite bathrooms and a wealth of little extras in a traditional style, all with baths.
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