Marari Beach Villas

A house stay surrounded by lovely garden and operated by nice, welcoming people. Overpriced, as the rooms are poorly designed with low-level furtniture, a shared opening with next room's bathroom (so you can hear the other guests when they bath or use the toilet), ants and spiderwebs, and ceiling fan was also not clean and looked old. Food is tasty and diverse. Family atmosphere.

Raju fixes almost everything, drives like a true "crazy" Indian and is always helpful and friendly. Teaplantation-trip, Ayurvedic massage or doctor, hospital visit, haircut and organic Henna dying, coloring of eyelashes/eyebrows, nailpolish or waxing, getting a "tuc-tuc"/richshaw, autocab...his "team" with Ginni and Shiny+ makes sure you get excellent breakfast/dinner after walking on the beach or swimming in the morning, getting cleaning of room or towels. So happy I stayed 11 days, when I really could relax with a book on the beach, sing in the sunset at the beach or enjoy a Fresh juice or Coffee or a meal with seaview if I felt like that too.... Thank you so much for my great stay and nice hospitality, could recommend Marari Beach Villas to any "beachperson" and sunseeker!!!😎🥰😀😇🇮🇳

We stayed at Marari beach villas for nine nights after originally booking only three. That's how lovely a place it is to be! Well managed and run by Ragu and his wife Jini and staff, it would be difficult to find a more pleasant, relaxed and comfortable place to stay. Nothing was too much trouble for them; we stayed in one of the two litttle villas a little removed from the main house, but Ragu would walk across with either a newspaper. cold beer or anything else we might want. The villa was cleaned to spotlessness every day, the bedlinen and towels changed daily too. Food was served in the covered dining area on top of the main house, and was wonderful - varied and very tasty home-made cuisine which never failed to delight. A particularly pleasant aspect of our stay was the fact that we were made welcome by just about all the local residents who always had time to chat and always seemed glad to practise their skills in speaking English. The beach is a delight, miles of white sand. Yes, it is, unfortunately used as a toilet by some of the locals; I am not condoning the practice, but it is, sadly, quite common in India. So if you are looking for a fairly-priced, clean and comfortable place to stay near Alleppey, give this one a try. If you receive the wonderful welcome and attention that we were afforded by the kind and generous Ragu, Jini and staff (not forgetting their lovely children), you will not be disappointed. As to being ripped off, there was nothing extra charged for anything during our whole stay, in fact Ragu and his family seemed eager to give little extras rather than to charge for them. P.S. Ragu tells me that he is hoping to have a swimming pool installed next year - watch this space!

Marari Beavch Villas is a hidden gem near to Allepey in Kerala. We had a great stay in a simple beach hut with lovely homestay food and great service from Raju who hhelped us with anything we needed. The beach is a minute walk away with beautiful palm trees and minimal people. A great place to stay to have a bit of relaxation.

we found this place by accident as we where travelling on a motorbike, we stayed 2 nights, in a beach bungalow, very clean, family really hospitable, the price included breakfast, also you have a option of eve meal, we had the meal in the evening it was served in there garden the food was local & gorgeous. the hosts father cannot do enough for you and makes sure you have everything you need, lovely place for a chill