Chanpara- Luxurious Tent with Vintage Bathtub

CHANPARA is a huge tent with a queen sized, cast iron four poster bed and some of our camp furniture including a Thunder Box and an early version of a mini-bar. It has a private entrance and young garden of its own, in a coconut plantation by the pool. It is fully plumbed and air-conditioned. The bathroom has a bonus bathtub from the Bombay Yatch Club, with a 100 litre for unlimited wallowing (Room location can be found on the property map in the additional photos on the listing.) The space This is a one-hundred-year-old, carefully renovated house set on a very quiet* cul-de-sac in the village** of Majorda, in South Goa. The longest beach, with the most beautiful sand in Goa, is about a kilometer away. Guests are very welcome to borrow a bicycle or grab a lift down there in our customized Tuk-Tuk for a nominal Rs 200 per trip. The rooms are named after the places we have lived in and loved all around India, mainly in Calcutta where we were born. They all have fans, air-conditioners and en-suite bathrooms. They don’t have phones or TVs . The later can be easily rustled up for children or major sporting events. The 12 x 4 meter swimming pool is set in a tropical garden with private sun bathing areas. It is built to be as natural looking as possible, so it feels like swimming in spring water. The shallow end of the pool is three feet deep so will not suit very young children, but is perfect for non-swimmers. The deeper end is about 10 feet . We’d be happy to set up a piddling pool in the front garden for tiny tots. Guest access Guests can access the entire property including the common areas, the restaurant and bar, and of course the swimming pool. Other things to note Other Services Available ( Some chargeable, some complimentary) Complimentary Breakfast. Airport pick-up. Sight seeing and shopping tours. Baby-sitting. Bicycles. Laundry. Hair dryer. Around three-quarters-of-the-clock food and drink. Complimentary wi-fi. The pool. Excellent visiting masseuse. Advice as to what is worth going to see and what is worth avoiding. A projector in the sitting room. A very sophisticated 24 hour, native English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi speaking concierge service. Picnics and parties planned. Weddings arranged, though not necessarily in the desi sense of the word. The spas at The ITC and Alila-Diwa are both excellent and almost next door.