Villa in Siolim

The Ten Goa is not a hotel with villa-style rooms. It is a collection of ten distinct private residences, each designed by Goan architect Rita Mody, arranged within a single gated estate on a quiet rise in Siolim village. Every residence is a self-contained home: independent living spaces, a fully equipped kitchen, and its own character. Residences range from single-level one and two-bedroom suites to two-level duplex suites with private pools, accommodating couples through to groups of up to 52 guests across the full estate. You do not share a lobby. You do not negotiate pool timings. The space is yours.

The independence of a private villa and the ease of a well-run boutique property are not usually found in the same place. At The Ten, every stay includes daily housekeeping, daily breakfast, and a concierge team that handles what you need, from airport transfers to curated local experiences. The fully equipped kitchens mean you can cook if you want to. The private dining experience means you do not have to. Meals are arranged around your preferences and dietary requirements, not around a fixed menu. The rooftop infinity pool is available to all guests, alongside the private pools attached to select residences.

The location is doing real work here. Siolim has not developed a beach strip the way Baga or Calangute have. The village is resolutely local: shops aimed at residents, not tourists, and a pace that has not been adjusted for the coastal season. The Ten’s estate sits on a gentle rise within this setting, which means the privacy of the residences is reinforced by the neighbourhood itself. Anjuna Beach, Morjim Beach, and Assagao’s restaurant belt are all within short driving distance, so the calm is a choice, not a constraint.

One of the persistent problems with luxury travel for groups is fragmentation: some people in one hotel, others in a rented villa down the road, nobody quite in the same place. The Ten’s 25 bedrooms across five distinct pools on a single estate solves this. Families, friend groups, and celebration parties can book multiple residences and share the estate without being split across different properties. For groups taking a full buyout, the entire estate becomes exclusively yours, with dedicated housekeeping, concierge, and event support all coordinated by one team. Details on weddings and full-estate bookings are on the dedicated page.

Rita Mody’s architecture gives each of the ten residences a distinct identity within a coherent whole. The design is rooted in Goa, not imported from a generic luxury template. That specificity matters when you are spending several days somewhere: spaces that feel considered hold up better than spaces that merely photograph well. The estate’s positioning on a rise in Siolim village adds to this, giving residences and pools a setting that feels removed from the coastal bustle without being inconveniently far from it.