Martha and Paul are a reason to visit Anjuna. They are very special, helpful and great ! If your like to have a basic staying in the quiet part of the center of Anjuna you are right. The breakfast is the best in Anjuna anyway !

We booked to stay here after our original place emailed to cancel our booking - it was last minute but they had space. Now I understand why they had space. Our room was filthy (my feet were cleaner before I walked inside) and the bathroom was disgusting. We were only told after we'd arrived and unpacked (well, we didn't really... More

This was our second time returning to Marth's. Very friendly & relaxing atmosphere, rooms are clean and they provide a great breakfast. We went to the buffet on one of the evenings, delicious traditional home cooked Indian Cuisine.

We stayed ten nights. This is a good place run by a very friendly family. The room we stayed in was comfortable and safe with hot water, mosquito net, and small balcony looking towards the family home. The atmosphere is easy going and relaxed in keeping with the general local environment. We stayed longer than we thought we might, and... More

Martha's Breakfast Home is a nice, decent play to stay, set amidst lush greenery, though slightly overpriced. they also arrange pick-up and drops from and to the airport, but you can manage it cheap if you use public transport. They're located close to the beach and to the venue of Wednesday Flea market at Anjuna. Vagator and Baga beaches are... More

We stayed in martha breakfast home in Jan 2009. the rooms are simple basic. One double bed, one refrigarator, one small table and toilet in the room. Service was Ok.. as its runned by martha and her family and they live next to the guest house . there are 8 rooms ... and the place is pretty quite. Unless ur... More

Having been in over-crowded Baga Beach we made a last minute decision to stay in Anjuna. As we were visiting the Wednesday market anyway we decided we may as well get somewhere to stay close by so searched the IndiaMike and Tripadvisor sites for good places - taking advantage of slinging the rucksack onto our backs and moving on. We... More