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The resort boasts 51 accommodation units designed in traditional Kerala style, complete with shower/WC, telephone, and terrace, seamlessly blending into the tropical setting. Guests are housed in charming cottages, some in detached chalets, spacious standard rooms in two buildings near the restaurant and the Ayurveda Center, two traditional wooden houses ("Kerala House") near the sea, and in the former manor house "The Nest" with two bathrooms near the pool. Some rooms offer sea views and/or air conditioning. The predominantly terraced cottages above the bathing bay offer beautiful green views. A small, air-conditioned mini single room below the consultation block at the Ayurveda Center is designed for solo travellers who appreciate peace and gentle seclusion. Since 2026, the new room category "Summer House" features three spacious, air-conditioned units. They combine classic Kerala architecture with modern accents, creating a bright, airy atmosphere. A shared sun terrace and a spacious veranda extend across all three rooms, inviting guests to relax and unwind. Please note that some steps must be negotiated; this category is therefore not suitable for guests with limited mobility. On advance reservation and availability, accessible rooms are also available (please specify when booked via SpaDreams).
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Customer ratings for Nikki's Nest
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4.6 Outstanding
98% recommend the hotel to others
What delighted our customers
Michael B.
February 2026
solo | 60 to 69 years | 4 - 8 days
Good place the temple and road between the resort is a bit busy and noisy at times others nice experience.
Roswitha A.
January 2026
as a couple | 70 to 79 years | 12 - 16 days
I have been visiting Nikki's Nest for more than 15 years. Everything at the resort is to my complete satisfaction. The treatment is very good, the food is second to none. Everything is very clean and the service is perfect. The renovated swimming pool is very nice. The temple next to it is very busy, with lots of visitors and pilgrims every day. Unfortunately, there are also a lot of cars driving down the narrow road, which you often have to cross as the resort is on both sides of the road. There is a pilot service for hotel guests, which keeps a close eye on them. Lying on the beach is not much fun these days. It is heavily frequented by temple visitors (which is of course the right of the Indian population). It is not good that the sewage (there are now also toilets and a restaurant at the temple) runs towards the beach and there is now a sewage lake behind the hotel guests' berth, where there is normally only a small sea water lake. You should actually protest to the municipality or a responsible authority. Unfortunately, waste water is still being discharged into the sea everywhere. And here it is still very open. The resort operator tries everything to make it nice for the guests, because some don't want to come back because of the temple. I accept the inconvenience, but I always want a chalet with plenty of distance from the temple.
Angelika H.
December 2025
as a couple | 70 to 79 years | 12 - 16 days
The service is very good. The facility is very well maintained. The therapists and treatments, as well as the staff, are very satisfactory. Unfortunately, the complex is very busy due to a road leading to a temple. The prayers start early in the morning over loudspeakers. From 15.11. it was pilgrimage week and there were whole buses and crowds of pilgrims on the road. The beach and the sea were very polluted by the locals. I feel sorry for Nikki's Nest because we had a very nice view.