The Postcard Hotel has announced the opening of its first hotel on the beach, The Postcard on the Arabian Sea. Intimate, unique, and luxurious, the boutique hotel is perfectly positioned just off the scenic Maravanthe coast and in close proximity to the temple city of Udupi in coastal Karnataka.
The Postcard on the Arabian Sea is now welcoming guests to a world where the pristine deep blue ocean is the backdrop for a profoundly personalised refuge. The all-new beach front resort is framed in aquamarine splendour and features nine spacious rooms all with unobstructed views of the Arabian Sea.
“The Postcard is deeply committed to unveiling beautiful holiday destinations across India and providing the ultimate luxury experience to our guests. At our newest hotel, The Postcard on the Arabian Sea, guests will feel connected to the ocean, the richness of the destination, and of course to one another,” says Kapil Chopra, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, The Postcard Hotel.
“The resort instantly immerses you in the wonders of being in such secluded proximity to the ocean. Of course, our commitment to celebrating this remarkable region is reflected in our cuisine philosophy as well as our experiential offerings,” adds Chopra.
Each Postcard is carefully designed, unveiling new luxury and transformative experiences for today’s traveller. For those wanting to indulge in coastal Karnataka’s wealth of immersions, a getaway here offers plenty of opportunities for adventure and discovery- from water-bound escapades and underwater odysseys, to cultural explorations through magnificent temples, and even guided sanctuary visits.
“The natural setting of the space was our key source of inspiration when we conceptualised The Postcard on the Arabian Sea with Akshat Bhatt, principal architect at Architecture Discipline- a multi award-winning architect and architecture practice,” says Kapil.
“The spacious indoor and outdoor areas, inviting the surrounding sights and sounds, organically set the stage- offering guests the flexibility for their ownself-discovery.”
