Mapusa Residency is located at the heart of Mapusa Town and offers you convenient access to all major commercial areas.
GTDC Mapusa Residency has 48 spacious rooms both air-conditioned and non-AC rooms. A mini-air-conditioned conference hall caters to anything from birthdays, to exclusive gatherings to conferences. A large air-conditioned hall serves for larger gatherings like weddings.
Location of GTDC Mapusa Residency
Mapusa Residency in Goa is 45 kms from Dabolim Airport, 8 kms from Tivim Railway station, 24 kms from Karmali Railway station, 46 kms from Vasco Railway station, 46 Kms from Margao Railway station and just 0.5 kms from KTC Bus Stand, Mapusa.
Restaurant (Dining in Mapusa Residency)
There is multi-cuisine bar and restaurant Heera in Mapusa Residency. There is a strong presence of locals to proof that the cuisine is delicious.
There is multi-cuisine bar and restaurant Heera in Mapusa Residency. There is a strong presence of locals to proof that the cuisine is delicious.
Mapusa Residency Facilities
- Travel Desk
- Daily sightseeing tours
- Daily river cruises
- Shopping Arcade
- Rooms with modern amenities
- Major credit cards accepted
Around Mapusa Residency
Visit the St. Jerome Church, also known as the Milagres Church, built in 1674 is sacred to the Christians and the Hindus as well. Bogdeshwar Temple is another must see destination fascinating by day or by night. The Swiss Chapel off St Jerome Road is also interesting to see, a quiet space of peace in a busy, bustling market town. The traditional Mapusa market has silks, textiles, jewellery and handicraft shops along with vendors selling spices.
Visit the St. Jerome Church, also known as the Milagres Church, built in 1674 is sacred to the Christians and the Hindus as well. Bogdeshwar Temple is another must see destination fascinating by day or by night. The Swiss Chapel off St Jerome Road is also interesting to see, a quiet space of peace in a busy, bustling market town. The traditional Mapusa market has silks, textiles, jewellery and handicraft shops along with vendors selling spices.