Hilario is an ancestral house located amidst the natural splendour of Siolim, a sleepy village in North Goa known for its swaying palms and green paddy fields. 

It gets its name from its original owner, Hilario Fernandes, one of the oldest landlords of the village and owner of large mango groves and coconut plantations. The famous variety of mango, Manghilar, originated from the house; Maghilar, literally translated, means mango from the house of Hilario. Hilario is also known for having the first tennis court in Goa. 

The house dates back 100 years and four generations and remains with the Fernandes family to this date. One of the great great grandsons of Hilario Fernandes has made it into a heritage resort, staying true to the simplicity and authenticity of the Portuguese colonial era.

Guests enjoy the genuine hospitality of the warm and friendly staff who have been associated with the Fernandes family for generations.

Access : Siolim is well-linked by road to Panjim, the capital of Goa, which is 25 km away. Mapusa, the commercial capital of north Goa is 6 km away. The nearest airport is 45 km away and Le Thivim, the nearest railway station, is 15 km away.

Goa is also visited as an Itinerary covering areas of Coastal Maharashtra, North Karnataka and Western Goa hillside.