It's not easy to write about SwaSwara because it is simply so unique. It is different to anything what we experienced before. It is probably the most impressive and exciting travel experience we had so far... It all starts with the location and the setting which is simply stunning. Situated at one of the most beautiful coasts, in an area... More

SwaSwara blew the expectations that my wife and I had out of the water! So much so that we can't wait to go back but, this time, for longer. However it is important to understand what SwaSwara is exactly, before you go.We were in Southern India for a month and chose SwaSwara as the place where we would indulge ourselves... More

A small enclave, where you are in India, but can enjoy the comfort / cleanness of western standards. Service always "present", without being "present". Great food / service, high quality ayurverda and yoga, tailormade for the individual needs. They pick you up, where you are (when you arrive) and support you to get, where you like to be in respect... More

The personal care and service that is bestowed upon one at Swaswara goes way beyond one's expectations. We were bowled over by the dedication of the staff who were intent upon making sure that one's every need was taken care of. The accommodation in the villas built in the traditional style of the area is both luxurious and spacious.Being so... More

We stayed at Swaswara in May which is a low season due to which there were very few rooms occupied. But the place is just fantastic. The moment you enter your room it takes you aback. You have your own courtyard with a beautiful lawn and private spaces. A private yoga room on the first floor allows you to do... More

I stayed at Swaswara in jannauary 2011 for two weeks, my first time there, and it's really a special place. Beautifull accomodations, each one with a private internal garden patio,lot of internal and external space, great views, confort. The hole atmospher is very relaxed and quite, so rare in India, it's not an usual hotel, it is really a sort... More

Beautiful architecture that reminds you of a floating kerela house boat. It uplifts you inside and outside with its theme of cleansing the body mind and soul. Food thats marry's the theme in every way full of flavour . So self contained yet very expansive . A perfect place to unwind forever......

had the chance to stay there for 5 nights in May. I just loved the space and the clean beach. I liked the fusion food, which is not typically Indian. For me it was the lightest Indian Cuisine ever eaten in India. Having lived for 16 years jn India this should mean something! Would just to go there again, meditate,... More

We stayed for 6 nights at the Swaswara Hotel in Gokarna. We wouldnt go again. Here's why: Whats good: - The houses overviewing the water are REALLY nice. You have a lot of privacy. The rooms are clean and tidy. Every evening they "smoke" out the houses because of the mosquitos and prepare the beddings. If you like quietness and... More