We arrived almost at the end of the season we had so a quite good rate. We were looking for a relaxing place to have a little rest after running around in the North. Dreamcatchers at that point was the right place ! The place itself is nice and very well kept. The commons ares are clean, flowered and the... More

I researched accommodation in Palolem extensively and was very excited to find Dreamcatcher. So much so that we paid £82 as an up front deposit to reserve 5 nights there! (Something we very rarely do) Upon arrival we were so disappointed! It is at the quieter end of the beach which isn't too bad but the disappointment was with the... More

This place is obviously capitalizing on some good reviews (not sure by ho though) by charging quite a lot for the quality. The cabanas are beyond basic and it's a few hundred yards from the beach and you have to walk through a shanty town to get to it. There are just as basic places that are on the beach... More

We spent 3 weeks staying at beach huts at several locations on the coast and this was the worst. Despite booking ahead we were clearly not expected and made to feel as though our arrival was a major nuisance to the reception staff who were more interested in discussing with one resident her party the previous night. OK, the huts... More

We stayed at Dreamcatcher for two weeks over the new year period as part of a group that included a family with two young children that had not visited India before. All communications with the management team prior to our arrival were handled in a very professional, courteous, and timely manner. Despite our internal flight from Mumbai being delayed by... More

I am very disappointed about my experience at the Dreamcatcher mainly because this place was recommended by a friend and as it is reviewed on the most popular tourist guide. I stayed for 2 nights in February 2013 and chose a basic cottage (even if it was the cheapest it still was very very expensive for Indian standards in Goa!).... More

This is a lovely resort situated at the end of the beach which has few people but plenty of wildlife. The rooms are lovely wooden cottages (doesn't seem right to call them 'huts') with terraces, tables and chairs so you can sit outside, and hammocks in the surrounding trees. The walls don't go right up to the straw roofs so... More

After some confusion about my airport transfer which eventually did appear, I received a very warm welcome by Brian (the manager) and the staff at Dreamcatcher. Traveling solo I wanted to find a place that was safe and had yoga on the premises. The hut is what you'd expect, clean and tidy and of course comes with a range of... More

Beautiful setting amidst palm and coconut trees, rooms were clean and breezy. Restaurant serves great food overlooking the lake and just 50 yards from the beach. Every hut has its own hammock and the spa attached offers great ayurvedic massages