Dwarka is a wonderful setting. Clean , neat and friendly staff. The massage was exceptionally good.Food was always tasty. I did read an earlier coment fo one Mr. Singh where in he mentioned the staff working as servents. It is sad that in this day and age, people still look at life through such a such myopic medival ways. All I can say that Clement and his pretty wife have created one of the most wonderful spots in Goa. I was there with my wife and two young childreen and we did not want to go back.
Keep it up and all the best.
Savio fernandes

I thought we would never get there but when we did..wow, absolutely beautiful, peaceful, tranquil, and very basic and rustic adorable huts, with hammocks out front, set on a lagoon, with ocean views!! Nice place to come to chill and relax..food was alright, but most amazing was the atmosphere, really enjoyed our 1night stay and highly recommend for a different experience in Goa!! Just gorgeous!!

perfect place to stay in contact with nature
the service is splendid, naturally friendly and professional
the food was pure, ecological and very healthy
the massages of Subaash are wonderful, full of wonder and they heal you on all levels

Nice location with the sea and a fresh water lagoon.
We were disppointed with the value delivered relative to what we paid for our stay at Dwarka. We were given to understand that the facility is owner managed and that the owner manager stays on the premises. That was also implied in our conversations and communication with Clemente, the owner. However, the facility is run by local servants. The owner lives several hours away and no longer visits the premises. There is no manager.
The facility now suffers from the absence of an owner/ stakeholder on or near the premises so lacks the buzz and hospitality which earlier visitors have noted. A fire is lit as suggested on the website but the absence of a host does not make it inviting enough to pull residents together. There was no campfire get together on any of the three nights we stayed at Dwarka.
The servants are willing and helpful but lack the experience to be hosting guests at an offering as suggested by the website.
Food is fresh and well prepared with local ingredients. No high value seafood. Breakfast was poor on all days. Huts are basic and the generator is switched off after midnight. No candles or torch is provided in the huts – making it difficult to navigate the toilet if needed, or to stir out of bed before daylight. Linen is basic and not of a quality suggested by the price charged.
There are equally well appointed resorts available around the same lagoon at a fraction of the price charged by Dwarka.
We felt locked in with an unusually sought for cash advance payment at a price point which was much beyond the value delivered.
The much higher price at Dwarka is not justified for remotely managed temporary shacks run by local servants.