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Goa gets its third Wyndham

Luxury hotel in North Goa to cater to leisure, MICE and destination-driven demand with 2029 opening timeline.

Hotel Library Club Private Limited today announced the signing of Wyndham Grand Goa Vagator, a 120-key luxury hotel being developed in partnership with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts. The hotel is scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2029.

Expanding footprint in Goa

The signing marks Wyndham’s third hotel in Goa, further strengthening the brand’s presence in one of India’s most dynamic and high-performing leisure markets.

Hotel features and amenities

Upon completion, Wyndham Grand Goa Vagator will feature luxurious guest rooms and suites, expansive social spaces, an all-day dining restaurant, bar and specialty restaurant, swimming pool, fitness centre, and a curated selection of upscale amenities designed for leisure and event-driven travellers. The property is also expected to include modern meeting and event facilities to capture growing MICE demand in the region.

Promoter perspective

The promoters of Hotel Library Club Private Limited said: “We are honoured to collaborate with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts to bring the Wyndham Grand brand to Goa. With the state’s sustained tourism growth and increasing demand for upscale hospitality experiences, we are confident this hotel will become a preferred destination for both leisure and event travellers.”

Leadership perspective

Rahool Macarius, Market Managing Director – Eurasia, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, said: “Goa remains one of India’s strongest and most resilient hospitality markets, and expanding the Wyndham Grand brand here reflects our confidence in the destination’s long-term growth. As travel demand continues to rise across leisure, MICE and lifestyle segments, we see significant opportunity to elevate the upper-upscale experience in iconic destinations like Vagator. This signing reinforces our strategy to grow our premium portfolio in high-performing resort markets and deepen our presence in India.”