Satya Boutique Resort & Spa

Tucked away in the jungle with access to a private beach, it was just what we were looking for. Quiet and peaceful, amazing staff who went above and beyond to take care of us. Great food at the restaurant too! Icing on the cake was the ability to lie in bed and watch the most glorious sunrises, made some wonderful memories

No matter what we did, the AC could not cool the room sufficiently. The staff did their best to help though

Beautiful location in the real jungle forest. Gardening well done. Picture perfect houses and dining area. Quality bathroom amneties. Comfortable bed.

The one and only dissapointment was candle light dinner as it was super expencive and was really plain. Food was not bad, but very regular seating with few runny candles. 5 course dinner ment that you had to choose 5 dishes to share. And a bottle of cold red wine. So I suggest to improve that part a lot.

It's located in a banana plantation and is the pefect location for a secluded getaway. The rooms are very spacious and the view is spectacular. The private pools are awesome and the fact that there are only three villas means the service is quite personal.

The property is advertised as beachfront, which is not exactly true. The beach is a 10-15 minute walk (trek?) through the forest, and while this is a pleasant experience, those expecting to be by the beach would be disappointed. Satya is also quite far from the jetty. Expect to pay at least Rs.700 one way to go back to the jetty. The road is also pretty bad right now (Dec 2023), although it seems to be getting done up. If the road is good, then a better option would be to rent cycles or two-wheelers for the duration of the stay. The jetty and main market is still going to be 20-25 minutes by bike even if the road is done.

Worth the price , private beach facility. Good place to relax and just chill

The road to the resort is a dirt road