Raht Aashyana Lakhanpal
Villa Aashyana at dusk, lit from within, seen across the lawn through coconut palms
On this shore since [YEAR]

Aashyana means home.

A family estate on Candolim beach, now a Raht house — where stories stay with you.

A home first, and still.

Nine houses in a coconut grove on Candolim beach, kept as a home and opened to guests.

Villa Venus drawn as a panel of blue-and-white tiles
The estate

The estate and the family.

Aashyana — ‘home’ — has stood on this shore since [YEAR], a family’s house on the sand at Candolim, grown into nine over the years.

It is kept the way a home is kept, not a hotel: by people who know the garden and the light.

A Raht house among the palms
Raht Hotels

Now a Raht house.

Raht Aashyana Lakhanpal joins Raht Manmatha in Udaipur and Raht Juneo Orchards in Himachal under one idea: presence, undisturbed.

Where Stories Stay With You.

In
Vanity Fair
In
Tatler
In
Frommer’s India
In
Outlook Traveller
“One is having a Scheherazade moment on the edge of the Arabian sea.”
Vanity Fair
Come home to it

Nine houses, one grove.

Choose a house by how many of you are coming, or take the estate whole.

The Nine Doors