Very good place for those who want to be close to the beach but don't want to have all night partying noise which common to the beach hotels and restaurants and bars. Got to SEVAS by referral from the friend, booked easily via email and did not regret a single night (out of three) - all accommodation services suited my... More

We stayed here for 3 weeks in nov this year, and felt v relaxed after the stay. Only downside is mosquitoes, which left me very miserable after being bitten all over. So if you suffer badly maybe this is one to avoid. Is a real shame, as this place is beautiful and very well managed. The location is spot on,... More

Hi, we stayed in this Sevas huts n cabanas for three nights from 28th Nov to 1St Dec. Property is well known to localites and easily reachable by Autos from Canacona bus stand.it's hardly 200 meters from the beach. Mr. Xavier who owns this property is very helpful and as well the staff also especially Mr Stephen. Room was decent... More

I love everything about this place, other that the Mosquitos which make sitting out past 4pm impossible. Everything else is great, the service, the privacy, the bathrooms (which are outside and have a hand shower), the scenic walk to the beach is nice, but bring a torch for a night time return. It can get noisy if the dogs on... More

Our stay here was ok for a beach hut. Hot water is available on demand and the beach hut has a fan and plenty of lights and a plug socket (for your mosquito coil!). Staff were helpful and nice. It is actually really hard and dangerous to get to from the beach. At night you will definitely need a torch... More

We stayed in Palolem in april 2012 and booked 6 nights at Sevas, but we just stayed one night. This is because the place is not on the sea and it was impossible to sleep because of the hot temperature and barking dogs at night. The structure is anyway good, clean, basic and in the middle of a fantastic jungle.... More

In the end of my 4 weeks travel in India, I was happy to discover this place. It´s huts so simple with mosquito net the separate sizable hut for toilet and shower with the sky as the ceiling gave me a highly inspiration with the sunlight going through the walls as well during the day. It reminded me of the... More

I took a risk by paying a deposit for a hut to reserve over the busy new year period via a money transfer however everything worked out fine. We also knew that one night would be in a neighbouring resort's hut however this turned into two nights - one of which was free! The huts are much better than most... More

Very simple, casual and ecofriendly place but very nice and cheap accommodation (800RP/night(for 2 people) Only "manual" shower such as just poring water over you and same goes for the toilet but by far the best toilet in my experience in India. If Im coming back,Im staying here again! Bring earplugs though, alot of noise in the night time(but it... More