Andrea
A hidden gem!
This place is a beautiful oasis by the beach.
We stayed in one of the cottages, raised in the middle of the pristine gardens. Loved the traditional design of the wooden cottages, the lush, gardens, waking up to the sounds of birds in the morning, the swimming pool is lovely especially in the evening when it’s not too hot.
Special kudos to the Bongo beach shack, that marks the approach of the Little India to the beach. Here the staff really makes you feel home and well looked after! The food and drinks on offer are very delicious: we tried anything from breakfast omelettes, Indian breakfast, Indian food (highly recommend butter chicken and Korma). Also had grilled bomfret (butter and garlic) and it was epic. They have plenty of Indian and international food options, way beyond what you’d expect from a beach shack. In fact, having tried some of the nice high street restaurants, the Bongo’s quality was up there and beyond.
The beach has clean white sand, and is far enough from the chaos of Tito’s lane so it’s nice and relaxing.
Don’t get fooled by the appearance of the street leading to the hotel. You step from the chaos of the high street and through some run down buildings , but a slice of paradise is waiting for you at the end. I’d definitely come back again!
This place is a beautiful oasis by the beach.
We stayed in one of the cottages, raised in the middle of the pristine gardens. Loved the traditional design of the wooden cottages, the lush, gardens, waking up to the sounds of birds in the morning, the swimming pool is lovely especially in the evening when it’s not too hot.
Special kudos to the Bongo beach shack, that marks the approach of the Little India to the beach. Here the staff really makes you feel home and well looked after! The food and drinks on offer are very delicious: we tried anything from breakfast omelettes, Indian breakfast, Indian food (highly recommend butter chicken and Korma). Also had grilled bomfret (butter and garlic) and it was epic. They have plenty of Indian and international food options, way beyond what you’d expect from a beach shack. In fact, having tried some of the nice high street restaurants, the Bongo’s quality was up there and beyond.
The beach has clean white sand, and is far enough from the chaos of Tito’s lane so it’s nice and relaxing.
Don’t get fooled by the appearance of the street leading to the hotel. You step from the chaos of the high street and through some run down buildings , but a slice of paradise is waiting for you at the end. I’d definitely come back again!
