High-End Palolem Beach Hut

Honeymooner · Jan 29th, 2007, 22:57

Hi Friends!

Im new to the forum. Am looking for a high-end hut on the beach in Palolem.

Thanks for your help!!

cyberhippie · Jan 29th, 2007, 22:59

Ciarens camp

SANJAY_DEL · Jan 29th, 2007, 23:06

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Originally Posted by cyberhippie

Ciarens camp

Some other options:
Bhakti Kutir

http://www.bhaktikutir.com/

Chattai beach huts

http://www.chattai.co.in

cyberhippie · Jan 29th, 2007, 23:13

Personally I wouldn't give Bhakti Kutir a cent!!

SANJAY_DEL · Jan 29th, 2007, 23:14

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Originally Posted by cyberhippie

Personally I wouldn't give Bhakti Kutir a cent!!

Ya, it throws in the spiritual and yoga fad as its USP!

cyberhippie · Jan 29th, 2007, 23:16

No the owner is an out and out crook!! Don't let appearances deceive!!

Honeymooner · Jan 29th, 2007, 23:38

Thanks for your help, I think we'll check out Ciarans ...

GoanCanuck · Jan 30th, 2007, 00:13

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Originally Posted by SANJAY_DEL

Ya, it throws in the spiritual and yoga fad as its USP!

You just recommended these same beach huts and now you are critical of them!

Have you stayed at these beach huts? If not it is very unethical of you to malign them on hearsay.

malfunction · Jan 30th, 2007, 00:42

just got back from Palolem...didn't stay in any high-end huts but did see some nice ones at the north end, not directly on the beach, just behind the Banyan Tree restaurant a place called "Dreamcatcher" which had some great looking huts from 1000 to 2500rps.
For eating i'd recommend a small, family run place called Fernandes (not Fernandes 2)...the food is great, especially the tandoori...mmmh! Ate there nearly every night in two weeks...and now we're back home on a diet!

Honeymooner · Jan 30th, 2007, 01:47

Have heard of the Dreamcatcher but cant seem to find any info about it online. Any leads?

jameschilton · Feb 5th, 2007, 21:04

Hi,
I was in Palolem in late December - I stayed at Chattai (for 1 night - I'd stay elsewhere, lots of building work nearby), Sai Valentine (cheap cheerful and just what you need), and Dreamcatcher for 3 nights). Both of the last 2 were great, We looked at Ciarans but it was full. They have a beachfront honeymoon room with attached bath, v. luxurious, they also have rooms with a kind of terrace with a hammocks on the roof. I'd suggest giving them a call and see if you can book either...enjoy!!
James

skinnylatte · Feb 23rd, 2007, 23:14

I don't know how high end this is, as I went in the monsoon and lots of places were shut (including Dreamcatcher) but I remember wanting to check out Ordo Sounsar.

http://www.ordosounsar.com/

Looks like a good option to Ciarans.

raving_pixie · Jul 26th, 2007, 01:40

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Originally Posted by cyberhippie

Ciarens camp

This looks beautiful. Has anyone else stayed here?

Hellsbells · Aug 3rd, 2007, 06:50

Hi, We went to Palolem for our Honeymoon in February this year, stayed at Cirians camp for a couple of nights it was everything you would want for a honeymoon. The place is just beautiful, infact as I sit here in my cubicle i can conjur up the whole feel of Palolem and wish I was back there right now (its freezing here at the moment!) What I would give to be having lunch,dinner sitting on the beach with a nice cold beer in hand watching the waves break... Enjoy!

TracyB · Aug 3rd, 2007, 08:27

I just tried to make a booking there for October 5th for 4 nights and they refused my booking at this time, as they are not sure if they will be up and running at that time...

Anyone know of any other huts similar that would be open???

I am soooo disappointed.

Jan 29th, 2007, 22:57	#1
Honeymooner Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Canada Posts: 3	High-End Palolem Beach Hut Hi Friends! Im new to the forum. Am looking for a high-end hut on the beach in Palolem. Thanks for your help!!

Feb 5th, 2007, 21:04	#11
jameschilton Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: dublin Posts: 10	Palolem - honeymoon... Hi, I was in Palolem in late December - I stayed at Chattai (for 1 night - I'd stay elsewhere, lots of building work nearby), Sai Valentine (cheap cheerful and just what you need), and Dreamcatcher for 3 nights). Both of the last 2 were great, We looked at Ciarans but it was full. They have a beachfront honeymoon room with attached bath, v. luxurious, they also have rooms with a kind of terrace with a hammocks on the roof. I'd suggest giving them a call and see if you can book either...enjoy!! James

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skinnylatte kungfu fighting dhaba wallah Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Singapore Posts: 269	I don't know how high end this is, as I went in the monsoon and lots of places were shut (including Dreamcatcher) but I remember wanting to check out Ordo Sounsar. http://www.ordosounsar.com/ Looks like a good option to Ciarans.

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Hellsbells Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Adelaide, Australia Posts: 30	Hi, We went to Palolem for our Honeymoon in February this year, stayed at Cirians camp for a couple of nights it was everything you would want for a honeymoon. The place is just beautiful, infact as I sit here in my cubicle i can conjur up the whole feel of Palolem and wish I was back there right now (its freezing here at the moment!) What I would give to be having lunch,dinner sitting on the beach with a nice cold beer in hand watching the waves break... Enjoy!

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TracyB Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Edmonton, Canada Posts: 349	I just tried to make a booking there for October 5th for 4 nights and they refused my booking at this time, as they are not sure if they will be up and running at that time... Anyone know of any other huts similar that would be open??? I am soooo disappointed.

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