Swapnagandha Resort

Excellent staff and amazing stay. Staff is friendly and cater to all needs. Food is as per local taste and has lot of varieties. Location is easy to access by road.

We were staying at the other property, Wildernest and decided to explore Swapnaganda. I had heard and read about it. But being totally mesmerized with Wildernest, I dismissed it, something I regretted later. Sushma was brilliant with all the information she shared about the property, the rooms. Sushma speaks fluent English and was very kind to suggest that we go and see the Karvi flowers which bloom once in seven years. She went out of her way to arrange for a driver to show us the flowers ***** the highway. Thank you Vitthal for accompanying us. The stunning views, gorgeous infinity pool, delicious food make this a fabulous holiday spot. We want to thank Chef Amol .... we enjoyed the fried lady fingers, lip smacking goan prawn curry and the refreshing fruit salad. Swapnanganda is a place to be if you are looking to find yourself, being in nature. It is rustic but has the basics one needs. Honestly, I am torn between the two properties. I look forward to staying at Swapnaganda shortly.

Good rooms with beautiful view, slight improvement needed in terms of connectivity wifi is not available in rooms have to go to the reception. Tracking timing should be after breakfast.

Stay made us feel close to nature. Will come back again and again. Will refer my friends to visit this place.

Swapnagandha/ Wildernest were in my bucketlist for 10+ years, but what a disaster it was Pathetic Exp - We had booked for two nights, and checked out withing 1 day, We wanted to leave within the first 2 hours but were too tired to drive back to Goa, so stayed overnight. Amazing location, The property would have been outstanding when it was made, but its crumbling due to lack of maintenance and lack of care. Food was great, so was the staff, it's good to see that they have mainly female staff. Now the bad , The rooms were horrific. Wrongly priced and positioned as a premium resort, should be 3-4K per night. Bed Linen was stinking, quality of linen was as bad as what railways give in 3AC. Mattress was real bad quality , gave both of us had a backache. Room was really really average, what you would find in a 2/3 star property of a tier 3 city in India. It was poorly maintained, water leakage, switches not working, flickering lights, the list is endless. I was horrified to see the quality of curtains. Good balcony view but no seating arrangement in the balcony, which was funny. Lizards and tons of insects in the room, mold and fungus all around. The excuse is that in the western ghats with so much rains its not possible to maintain the rooms, which is not true, there are 100s of hotels in Kerela with similar weather conditions who maintain their property really well.

Swapnagandha/ wilder-nest were in my bucketlist for 10+ years, but what a disaster it was pathetic exp - we had booked for two nights, and checked out within 1 day, we wanted to leave within the first 2 hours but were too tired to drive back to goa, so stayed overnight. Amazing location, the property would have been outstanding when it was made, but its crumbling due to lack of maintenance and lack of care. Food was great, so was the staff, it's good to see that they have mainly female staff. Now the bad, the rooms were horrific. Wrongly priced and positioned as a premium resort, should be 3-4k per night. Bed linen was stinking, quality of linen was as bad as what railways give in 3ac. Mattress was real bad quality, gave both of us had a backache. Room was really really average, what you would find in a 2/3 star property of a tier 3 city in india. It was poorly maintained, water leakage, switches not working, flickering lights, the list is endless. I was horrified to see the quality of curtains. Good balcony view but no seating arrangement in the balcony, which was funny. Lizards and tons of insects in the room, mold and fungus all around. The excuse is that in the western ghats with so much rains its not possible to maintain the rooms, which is not true, there are 100s of hotels in kerala with similar weather conditions who maintain their property really well.