While Raffles Goa Shiroda will feature 120 luxury villas set across over 27 acres, Fairmont Goa will be spread across over 56 acres and will have 400-rooms. Both properties are expected to be operational by 2030, and will include a diverse mix of restaurants, bars, and lounges, along with fitness centre, pool, and retail diversions. For weddings, events, and conferences, the properties will have multi-purpose ballrooms with meeting rooms and bridal suites.

Raffles Goa Shiroda will have many of the brand’s signature features, including a Long Bar in addition to Raffles’ butler service. The two hotels will share a private beachfront club. The hotels will be developed in accordance with Accor’s ESG guidelines, and once opened, will abide by Accor’s energy performance reporting tools, sustainability standards, and third-party eco-certification.

Accor’s 2024 openings inlude Raffles Jaipur, Grand Mercure Goa Candolim, Mercure Chandigarh, ibis Styles Mysuru, and Novotel Goa.

Accor currently operates more than 65 hotels in India across brands including Raffles, Fairmont, Sofitel, ibis, among others.

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