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THE 7 DOORS HOUSE

Most places have a season - we have none.

How time passes at Seven Doors

There is no prescribed itinerary. But the house quietly offers many ways to spend a day - and each one leaves a different impression of what Goa actually is, beneath its famous surface.

In The House

Reading rooms, drawing rooms, and the quiet corners where the day begins and ends.

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Sala do Miradoura

The Observatory

Spend your mid mornings and/or afternoons curled up on a sofa reading books from the easy selection offered in the Reading Room.

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Sala do Miradoura

The Observatory Extends to the Birder's Deck

You may enjoy your morning coffee or the evening high tea at the upper deck sit out just under the Raintree. The early morning gathering & cacophony of all creatures big & small is a sight to behold if you are an early riser Pilerne is a protected wetland.

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A Morning in the Canopy

The first-floor reading room opens onto a private deck, placing you at eye-level with a rain tree. This is your front-row seat to one of Goa's most vibrant, protected ecosystems. Here, sustainable luxury means having the time and stillness to witness the arrival of the morning's first visitors.

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Sala de Visitas

The Formal Drawing Room

The formal drawing room reflects Goa's Saraswat Brahmin heritage. Talpatta and Patachitra paintings by National Award-winning artists, together with antique Thanjavore metal plate artwork, adorn the lime-plastered walls.

Note:Guests interested in the collection may request a guided walkthrough of the Indian and contemporary international artworks displayed throughout the house.

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Sala de Jogos

the entertainment room

End the day with a game of pool or unwind with a movie on the 85-inch television in the entertainment room.

By The Water

Reading rooms, drawing rooms, and the quiet corners where the day begins and ends.

The Gym

The house features a state-of-the-art Flexnest gym equipped for both free-weight and bodyweight workouts.

A personal trainer can be arranged at an additional cost with prior notice.

A Piscina de Pedra

The Infinity Stone Pool

Fifteen metres of stone reaching for the horizon. A jacuzzi at its edge. The landscape borrowed, and gently returned.

Pool Deck

The hour when the sky rehearses its colours. A drink in hand, water at your feet, and no particular reason to move.

Drinks and supplies can be arranged upon request and will be billed at actual cost.

At the Table

From the permaculture garden to the sal wood dining hall — meals shaped by the season.

The Permaculture Garden

Check with your host and book a walk with the gardener. Forage- herbs, edible flowers and whatever the season is offering.

We request that produce be picked only alongside the gardener or chef.

Sala de Jantar

Farm-to-Table Dining

The menu is written by the garden. Okra, amaranth, lemongrass — served beneath the house's original sal wood beams.

Breakfast is included from 8 am. Lunch and dinner are curated with the Head Chef; dietary notes appreciated 24 hours ahead.

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