Tropic Inn Location

Tropic Inn is located in College Avenue Mount Lavinia which is easily accessible through Hotel Road. Tropic Inn is only 5 km from Colombo and about 1 hours' drive away from the Katunayake International Airport. Located close to the main Colombo - Galle motor way, the hotel is of proximity to a number of shopping districts and important commercial firms. Buses are available in the vicinity while tuk tuk and cab services are available from the Tropic Inn. The Mount Lavinia beach is only a two minute walk away.

Tropic Inn Hotel facilities include a restaurant serving lunch and dinner. Guests can order from a wide range of delicious cuisine from meat and chicken dishes to pure vegetarian. Snacks and cold drinks are also available to quench your thirst. Other facilities include cable television facilities and free high speed internet. Airport pick up and drop service is also available for the convenience of the guests.

Tropic Inn Facilities

Tropic Inn Hotel facilities include a restaurant serving lunch and dinner. Guests can order from a wide range of delicious cuisine from meat and chicken dishes to pure vegetarian. Snacks and cold drinks are also available to quench your thirst. Other facilities include cable television facilities and free high speed internet. Airport pick up and drop service is also available for the convenience of the guests.

Tropic Inn Excursions

The Mount Lavinia Beach is the closest beach to Colombo while guests can enjoy a stroll in the mornings. One day excursions include the Dehiwela Zoo and aquarium, the Ratmalana Sri Lanka Air Force Museum, the Bellanwila Royal Temple and many shopping arcades along with restaurants, pubs, bars and five star hotels. The entertainment is quite unlimited.

Mount Lavinia is also a stop over for guests heading towards, Hikkaduwa, Galle, Unawatuna and Mirissa. The coastline of the South Western coast of Sri Lanka includes beautiful beaches with stunning views. Tours are orgnized to Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Sigiriya, Anuradhapura, Pinnawela, Polonnawura, Yala, and even Adams Peak.