Some weekends call for a change of address entirely. Lohono is adding three new villas to its portfolio, each built for a different kind of trip but all designed around the same idea: a home that’s entirely yours for the duration of your stay, with none of the compromises of a shared property.
Here’s a first look at what’s new.
Villa Azora is the kind of property that makes a long weekend feel like a proper holiday. Spread across generous outdoor living spaces, it’s built to comfortably hold a large group without anyone feeling short on room multiple bedrooms, a sprawling pool deck, and shared spaces designed for everything from lazy mornings to late dinners outside. It’s a strong fit for extended families or groups of friends travelling together who want their own space during the day and a shared one by evening.
Amora Villa D takes a more design-led approach thoughtfully put-together interiors paired with an easy, laid-back setting outside. It’s suited to travellers who want their stay to feel considered down to the details, whether that’s a couple marking an anniversary or a smaller group looking for something a little more distinctive than the usual villa layout.
Carino Villa 1 rounds out the new additions with a layout built around indoor-outdoor living, wide common areas that make it easy for a group to spread out through the day, and come back together for long, unhurried meals by the pool. It’s a villa that works as well for a quiet family trip as it does for a celebration with friends.
A few things worth knowing before you plan your stay:
Whether you’re planning the next long weekend in Goa or already looking ahead to a bigger celebration, these three villas give you a fresh set of addresses to choose from each one entirely private, and entirely yours for the stay.
Q: What are the three new villas Lohono has introduced? A: Villa Azora, Amora Villa D, and Carino Villa 1 — each designed for a different kind of group and trip.
Q: Which villa is best for a large group? A: Villa Azora, with its multiple bedrooms and expansive shared outdoor spaces, is best suited to bigger groups or extended families.
Q: Are these villas available for booking now? A: Yes, all three are live and bookable directly through the links above.
Q: Do the new villas come with additional services like a private chef? A: Many new villas launch with optional add-ons such as private chefs, spa sessions, or curated local experiences — it’s worth checking availability at the time of booking.
Q: How do I choose between the three? A: Match the villa to your group size and the kind of stay you want — Villa Azora for larger groups, Amora Villa D for a more intimate design-led stay, and Carino Villa 1 for families wanting space to spread out.
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