Ordo Sounsar is run (and run very well...) by brother and sister Sera and Shelly Fernandes. Palolem has changed a great deal in the time Ordo Sounsar has been opened, becoming gradually busier and more frantic in that time. Ordo though has managed to retain its peaceful serenity, and offers an oasis of calm against the backdrop of the rest... More

Beautiful quiet location, but close to the main beach. The huts were basic with attached outdoor bathroom and plenty adequate for our needs. Good restaurant on site with efficient and friendly staff.. You even get some shy monkeys come to visit and some not so shy frogs! This resort is the best that Palolem has to offer if you want... More

Beautiful setting, away from noise and other beach huts. We had a hut with an attached bathroom - very basic and a bit expensive compared to other places but I think you pay extra for the tranquility. We didn't mind seeing one frog in the bathroom but checked out when the hut, our bags and even the bed became infested!... More

Nice, calm place just north of Palolem beach. You reach it from the beach via a narrow bridge. At high tide the northern end of the beach is almost flooded which means you have to be prepared to get your feet wet (for instance when you've had dinner at one of the other restaurants and come walking back in the... More

Ordo Sounsar is the perfect place to stay in Palolem. I have never stayed in a hut before and was a bit apprehensive, but this was an amazing expierience! The setting is beautiful, with the beach seconds away. The restaurant bar area is perfect, with amazing food. The huts are basic but have all you need and are very clean.... More

this is the best place to stay on Palolem beach if you want peace and quiet, good local food and a great atmosphere. I spent two weeks here with my children,4 and 6 and they had a lovely time, they did spend a lot of time crossing the rickety bridge and looking at the fish! I would totally recommend Ordo... More

Ordo Sounsar was the perfect stay while our visit to busy Palolem !! With Hippy pictures painted in our mind we arrived in Palolem (south goa) to only find out that a former crazy-hippy cliche beach got turned into a very crowded russian and aussie populated beach more resembling the party/drinking scene in ibiza or koh samui than the beautiful... More

We arrived by taxi to the beach , had heard that the beach might be too busy for what we were looking for ! So pleased that we found this place ! Huts are very basic but comfortable , best mattress we slept on during our stay in India !! Restaurant serves amazing food , lovely and peaceful spot ,... More

We stayed in the regular hot, without a bathroom. For the price (800 INR / a night for a double room) this was probably the best place to stay on Palolem beach. It's at the end of the beach, so really quiet. The huts are great, and really stylish. The food at the restaurant is a bit pricier than in... More