
Banyan
The quietest room, tucked into the back of the garden. A small veranda faces the trees — ideal for a book and a chai.
- Double bed
- Sleeps 2 (+1)
- Veranda
- AC
A community woven together by music, dance and yoga. Tabla, classical Kathak, Bollywood dance and yoga — taught here, on a rooftop above the palms, with four rooms to stay in while you learn, a kitchen that feeds you well, and Mandrem beach five minutes away.

Prana Valley Project started with the teaching. We teach tabla, classical Kathak, Bollywood dance and yoga, and we run courses — a weekend, a fortnight, a month — for people who want to go deeper than a drop-in class. The rooms, the kitchen and the rooftop grew up around that: a place where you can stay while you learn, eat well, practise every day and still have Goa at the door.
"Prana" is the breath — the life force in yoga. Every discipline we teach is built on it: the breath behind a tabla phrase, a Kathak footwork cycle, a held asana. That is why this is a project rather than a hotel: courses, a homestay and good food in one place, each there to serve the others. Come for a course, or simply come to stay — the rooms are open to everyone.

Practise in the morning. Eat something that grew nearby. Visit the sea. Practise again. Repeat.
Drop-in classes, monthly passes and residential courses, taught on the rooftop by the people who live here. Beginners welcome; serious students especially.
Four simple, comfortable rooms a flight of stairs from the studio, so practice fits around the day rather than a commute. Open to non-students too.
Home-cooked breakfast every day — poha, fruit, filter coffee — with fresh, mostly local, plant-forward lunch and dinner on request.
Mandrem beach, one of North Goa's quietest, is a five-minute ride away. Green, dark, silent nights; coconut palms and paddy out of every window.
All rooms have a comfortable double bed, an attached bathroom with hot water, fan and air-conditioning, fresh linen, Wi-Fi and a private spot to sit outside. Extra mattress for a third guest on request.

The quietest room, tucked into the back of the garden. A small veranda faces the trees — ideal for a book and a chai.

Opens onto the courtyard where breakfast is served. Bright, airy and closest to the kitchen and the morning coffee.

Upstairs, with a balcony at palm-top height. Catches the sea breeze in the evenings and the first light in the mornings.

Our largest room, a few steps from the yoga deck. Good for longer stays, with a writing desk and extra wardrobe space.

Most mornings begin with a 60–75 minute session on our covered rooftop terrace, before the sun gets strong. Sessions are included in your stay.

Breakfast is included every day. Lunch and dinner are cooked on request, so we buy fresh for the people actually at the table.
Lunch and dinner are charged per meal at simple, fixed prices — ask for the current menu on WhatsApp.
Our covered rooftop looks across palms and paddy to the hills. Mornings it's the yoga space. The rest of the day it's a breezy workspace with Wi-Fi and coffee. Evenings, now and then, it turns into something else: a tabla lesson, a dance class, an acoustic set, a small art show.




Teachers and artists hosting here keep 70% of the door; the house takes 30% and handles the space, chai and promotion.
Want to host a class or a small event here? Message us — we keep it simple and affordable for local teachers and artists.
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Mandrem sits between Ashwem and Arambol at the top of North Goa — close enough to the cafés and markets, far enough to sleep well. Here is what fills a slow week.
A long, wide, mostly empty stretch of sand with shallow water. Walk the tidal creek bridge at low tide.
Beach cafés, sunset spots and, in season, the olive ridley turtle nesting beach at Morjim.
The Sweet Water Lake, the drum circle at sunset and a lively market of yoga, music and crafts.
Rent a scooter and ride through paddy fields to Chapora fort, the Saturday Night Market (in season), and the temples of Pernem.



Travel times are approximate. We can arrange an airport taxi at local rates.
Off-season rates (roughly April to September), per room, breakfast and morning yoga included. Book direct and there is no commission to pay — which is how we keep these numbers low.
Minimum two nights. Ideal for a weekend by the sea.
Our most popular. Long enough to actually slow down.
For remote workers, writers and yoga students. Weekly housekeeping.
Peak season (October to March) and festive dates are priced separately and fill early — please message us for a quote. Customised pricing for families taking two or more rooms, retreat groups, and stays over a month. Rates include breakfast, morning yoga, Wi-Fi and taxes as applicable. Lunch and dinner are extra, per meal.
With only four rooms we confirm every booking personally. Send an enquiry here or on WhatsApp and we will reply, usually within a few hours, with availability and a payment link.
Send your dates using the form, or message us on WhatsApp.
We confirm availability and the exact price for your dates and room.
Pay a 30% advance by UPI (any Indian app) or by card through a secure payment link — international cards accepted.
That's it. Pay the balance on arrival. We'll send directions and arrival tips.
A coloured block means that room is booked for the night. Dates shown are indicative — we confirm every booking personally.
October to March is dry, sunny and lively — that's peak season. April and May are hot but quiet and the sea is warm. June to September is monsoon: dramatic skies, green everything, very few tourists, and our lowest rates. Some beach shacks close in monsoon.
Advance is fully refundable if you cancel 14 or more days before check-in, 50% between 7 and 14 days, and non-refundable inside 7 days. In peak season and for monthly stays we'll confirm terms with your quote.
Check-in from 1 pm, check-out by 11 am. Early arrival or late departure is usually fine if the room is free — just ask.
Not at all. Sessions are included but never compulsory. Sleep in if you'd rather.
Yes for families who want a calm stay. We have no pool; the beach is a five-minute ride. Extra mattress available. Please let us know ages when booking.
Fly into Mopa (Manohar International) — about 35 minutes by taxi — or Dabolim, about 1 h 45 min. Thivim is the nearest big railway station. We'll send exact directions and can book a taxi for you at local rates.
Yes, fibre Wi-Fi throughout, and the Mango room has a desk. Monthly guests often work mornings and beach afternoons. Power cuts happen occasionally in Goa; we have backup for lights and fans.
Yes. We send a secure payment link (Razorpay) that takes international Visa/Mastercard as well as UPI for Indian guests. Cash and UPI also accepted on arrival for the balance.