Sun Village Resorts and Spa
Arpora, GoaRoom Description
Standard Room - Breakfast & Dinner Package
About 450 sq. ft. in size, this twin or double-bedded room is designed with a private balcony. The room is distinctly divided into two parts: a sleeping area, which has a bed, a dressing table, a large mirror and a spacious wardrobe, and a living area, which is equipped with a sofa, a coffee table, a luggage rack, a drink counter, a fridge and a television set.
Standard Room - All Meals Package
About 450 sq. ft. in size, this twin or double-bedded room is designed with a private balcony. The room is distinctly divided into two parts: a sleeping area, which has a bed, a dressing table, a large mirror and a spacious wardrobe, and a living area, which is equipped with a sofa, a coffee table, a luggage rack, a drink counter, a fridge and a television set.
Standard Room - Double Occupancy
About 450 sq. ft. in size, this twin or double-bedded room is designed with a private balcony. The room is distinctly divided into two parts: a sleeping area, which has a bed, a dressing table, a large mirror and a spacious wardrobe, and a living area, which is equipped with a sofa, a coffee table, a luggage rack, a drink counter, a fridge and a television set.
Standard Room - Single Occupancy
About 450 sq. ft. in size, this twin or double-bedded room is designed with a private balcony. The room is distinctly divided into two parts: a sleeping area, which has a bed, a dressing table, a large mirror and a spacious wardrobe, and a living area, which is equipped with a sofa, a coffee table, a luggage rack, a drink counter, a fridge and a television set.
Standard Room - Festive Period
About 450 sq. ft. in size, this twin or double-bedded room is designed with a private balcony. The room is distinctly divided into two parts: a sleeping area, which has a bed, a dressing table, a large mirror and a spacious wardrobe, and a living area, which is equipped with a sofa, a coffee table, a luggage rack, a drink counter, a fridge and a television set.
