The food at Sreemoolavasam would be vegetarian Satvik diet using fresh ingredients sourced locally. The personalised diet plan will be strictly followed at the retreat. Apart from the treatment protocols, there would be curated experiences drawn from the local traditions and folklore showcased for engaging our guests and providing them an immersive experience. Though a wellness retreat following thousands of years old healing systems, Sreemoolavasam will be adopting most updated technology and tools to enhance the guest experience journey from booking the rooms to checking out the retreat.

Sreemoolavasam Alappuzha, Muttom will be the first retreat to be opened under the above brand philosophy, which is an imposing heritage mansion with more than 400 years of legacy and this ‘Tharavadu’ has a distinct place in the history of Travancore and Kerala. This was one of the wealthiest families in Travancore, who bought the first motor car in the princely state of Kerala.

The current successors this Tharavadu had spent a considerable sum of money for the renovation of the heritage buildings and wanted to dedicate the same to Sree Narayana Guru. Thus, the launch of Sreemoolavasam will be fresh beginning of regaining the past glory of this family by preserving their heritage and precious connect with Sree Narayana Guru. Guru himself was a great healer and had in-depth knowledge in Ayurveda, many of his householder disciples were famous Ayurveda Physicians of that time.

Sree Narayana Guru, the Saint, Philosopher and Social Reformer, who shaped the modern Kerala society and sphere headed the much-acclaimed Kerala Renaissance in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries, had strong relationship with this ‘Tharavadu’. Guru had visited this Tharavadu many times stayed there as their most revered guest on many occasions. The objects used by Guru during his visits like the bed, easy chair, wooden chappals etc. are still kept very carefully to mark their respect and faith on Guru by this family members.