Bhakti Kutir

It is far better than anyone can explain. It gives you feel very relaxing, close to nature, close to beaches and very good restaurant.

It was a very pleasant & relaxing stay in bhakti kutir. The setting & locale is idyllic & laid-back although it is situated only about 500 meters from the mhin road. The famous palolem beach is a short walk away from the property the resort itself is totally eco friendly with a 'no plastic policy. The hutments are built around tree trunks with lush green vegetation all around. Coconut palm trees abound & dried palm leaves are used on the pathways instead of concrete. The property's energy requirement is augmented by solar panels. Food served here deserves a 5 star rating. Authentic organic health foods served with love & care. Healthy smoothies are a must try. Rag i dosa & besan pancake with 'jackolate' is a delicacy special to this place. The staff are very friendly and kind, very cooperative and always serving with a smile. The kitchen staff & chefs are homely & provide a great culinary experience. The rooms are cosy equipped with a double bed & an extra cot with mosquito nets suspended from the ceiling. There is a yoga shala & a place to play music in the property. With multiple wifi routers one is well connected to the internet at all locations in the property. A serene, healthful stay in a lush verdant green paradise.

Worst experience during the stay this our second time we visit this place it was terrible WiFi was not working properly mosquitoes was there in bathroom Rooms was fine but the guy from the reception was unprofessional yesterday we checked in the night he don’t know anything we actually booked online and also done payment but he was like not we don’t have booking here he were sitting in the reception almost 2 hours and waiting for our Room so again we booked through offline and again we paid and we checked in at 10:15 .definitely not a good recommendation for others

I spent 14 days there with my yoga group. This place is amazing- you are staying in the jungle, yet close to the beaches and civilization. I will never forget the sounds of the jungle at the dusk , monkeys playing close to our yoga-practice area and various animals visiting the bungalow. The feeling of being a part of the nature is omnipresent. No tv’s in bungalows was a good decision, you simply don’t need it in a place like that. The vegetarian food was good, even a carnivore like me could live in it for two weeks and the local-made kombucha was just poetry. I came back last week and I already miss it. Wonderful place for the first encounter with India.

The food in the cafe is vegan/vege and is great. Waiters are charming. The reception seems chaotic at times but don't be fooled, they are efficient and know exactly what is going on. They are also helpful in getting transport for you. Accom is basic but that is how they are advertised.

Too much of mosquitoes & insects in the room, restaurant timings & options are less