Absolutely beautiful and charming! Basically no tourists in the whole area, so you'll be alone with the fishermen on a huge, beautiful and clean deserted beach 150 meters away from home. (Not clean like they don't do their business on the beach, but not too much plastic and garbage!) The family running the place is beautiful too, extremely discreet, respectful and non-intrusive. We had one of the best meals in the whole region for only 300 rupees per person. I'd recommend you have all your meals in the homestay. Also, huge bathroom, huge "balcony" (so huge I'm not sure what it's called) and great shared space with just one other room, so if need be you can work in your room, "your" balcony or the big dining area upstairs. The room itself is very quiet, and except maybe for the countless birds, you won't be woken up by a chaos of horns, shouts and mosques like almost everywhere else in India. All in all, we spent less than 6000 rupees (75$) for 3 nights and 2 meals and water, with (good) breakfast included.
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