Bhakti Kutir

The staff is exceptionally friendly, helpful, and provides excellent assistance with transportation. The rooms are comfortable with a serene atmosphere and convenient location between two beaches.

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.

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.