A friend who lives in Goa suggested Dreamcatcher to us, but we were uncertain enough to book in advance so we were walk-ins. We did a bit of bargaining and received the Jasmine and Enchanted Moments huts, which normally are 3000 rupees each but we agreed on 2000 per night.
The huts are basic yet functional and the hot water in the bathroom worked well. We had no problems with mosquitoes in the room, just when sitting outside but nothing that some repellent didn't chase away. The food in the Lotus restaurant (just taken over by new German management) was very good, and the staff were always happy to bring coffee, breakfast and snacks directly to the hut. The gardens are lovely and well maintained.
I was surprised by the amount of noise, especially in the morning. Staff often called out to one another, we could hear utensils clanging from the restaurant, not to mention the world's loudest crows on the windowsill. Obviously one of the charms of the huts is the lack of windows, but it's not ideal for light sleepers or late risers. I would highly suggest booking a hut away from the restaurant for a quieter experience. A small flashlight is highly recommended for the short walk to and from Dreamcatcher to the beach at night time, as the path is not lit and there are many obstacles.
Our biggest disappointment was the lack of wifi, even though the manager claimed it was up and running. For 5 nights, we had no internet access which really was vital for us, and the manager offered no assistance at all to help sort it. Taxi services booked through the resort are significantly higher than the market prices.
To summarize - don't be afraid to bargain for a better deal on the huts, stay clear of the restaurant area and don't expect wi-fi.
