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« This resort is a hidden gem. I loved the private beach. This resort is so quiet and best for relaxation. »

« Lovely place. Road down to it we thought we had gone wrong but when we got there it was delightful. The staff were amazing. So attentive, kind friendly and smiley. The room was lovely, food was excellent. Adi and manager Sam were great. Highly recommend. »

« The staff were friendly and welcoming. The buffet was great for all three meals plus tea. There was a variety of activities with something for everyone. Very clean, very quiet. A relaxing stay. »

« Everything in life is about expectations. I’m not quite sure why this is described as a resort or a spa since it’s neither. It’s basically a very lively and quite fun karaoke bar with accommodation at the end of the path (you don’t hear the karaoke so that’s not a problem). Location is super convenient for the beach. Rooms are basic and the finishing is pretty wretched. But it does the job. As long as your expectations are modest and you are open-minded, you’ll be fine. It is however comically...

« It’s was a very good experience »

« Stay at the CGH Earth - Swaswara Resort was nothing short of an extraordinary experience. Nestled in the serene and picturesque surroundings of Gokarna, this wellness retreat offers a perfect blend of luxury, tranquility, and holistic well-being. From the moment we arrived, we were enveloped in the warm hospitality that CGH Earth is renowned for. The resort is beautifully designed to blend seamlessly with the natural landscape, creating an atmosphere of peace and relaxation. The villas are...

« Beautiful Resort with friendly staff »

« Service is bad. No mugs glasses in the room. Concierge is good. Hotel is good but needs more attention on service and housekeeping »

« Our stay was a true luxury. The room was spotless. The restaurant fantastic. Deepak, Shubam and Shruti took great care to accommodate all our wishes, including switching rooms for a better view of the beautiful mountains »