“Overall I love the beach facing huts. If you can adjust wit bathroom it’s really amazing stay with breathtaking view.”
The property is right on the beach, and the pictures match the reality—sea‑facing cottages, so the location scores 10/10. The beach is beautiful and uncrowded. Service is self‑service; you go to the restaurant next to your cottage to place orders. Nick is very courteous. The restaurant has a good vibe and plays nice music. You can sit in your cottage, watch the sunset, and sip beer without interruption. Maushi comes to clean your room and leaves a plastic bowl for washing sand off your feet. There is a restaurant outside the resort, just a 2‑minute walk, where you can eat puri bhaji and tea at a reasonable price; it’s very tasty. A 6‑7 minute walk takes you to a wine shop, restaurants, pharmacy, and other shops—everything is close by. On the beach, boats leave at 7 am for dolphin rides; just ask them. The cost is 3000 for one or even four people; I didn’t get that price, just ask. The bathroom is the worst; there are no toiletries, and you have to ask for a toilet paper roll. Only Jio network is available, no Airtel. A shower outside the cottages would be nice for those who swim in the ocean to rinse off sand. The room has dim lighting, no kettle, and no AC. Non‑AC rooms are cooler in the evening, but it’s hot all day with fan speed 4. A cold shower and sitting outside makes you feel fresh.
Cherry·7 месяцев назад