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Hotels in Sri Lanka
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| » Acacia Inn |
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At Acacia Inn, we believe that real luxury for the modern traveler requires two things: time and space. We can help you find both in some of the world?s most spectacular settings. A welcoming experience designed to impress the most sophisticated traveler, acacia inn invites you to experience its unrivalled hospitality and commitment to excellence in an exclusive and luxurious setting. Our friendly and courteous staff will ensure that you feel at home. |
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| » Aditya Luxury Resort |
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These Aditya suites are real charmers. In addition to the plunge pools, exquisite furnishings and all the expected luxury features, each one offers all kinds of serendipitous delights. These include some celestial ceiling designs, dreamy verandas, and of course, private gardens with the kind of lush tropical foliage for which Sri Lanka is famous. |
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| » Ahangama Easy Beach |
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Easy Beach is located in a little village, Ahangama, on the south west coast in a good surf area, we have 4 consistent brakes nearby. The rock (Kabalana), Lazy Left (Midigama), Rhams, and Plantation. Have a look at the surf pictures of the brakes in our surf gallery.
At Easy Beach we have surf boards for rent and a surf instructor is also available from beginning of November. The surf season on our side of the island is from mid/late October until late April. Rest of the year it is on the east coast. Easy Beach sits right on the beach with a green garden where you can relax in the shade and enjoy the gentle breeze while watch the waves role by, or have a snooze in the hammock or sun bed after a good surf :) All our rooms have private veranda facing the beach and attached bathroom with warm water. The restaurant serves delicious food, both Asian and Western, and not to forget our Italian coffee. The bar has all rights. Easy Beach is 40 kilometers south of Hikkaduwa, 20 kilometers south of Galle/Unawatuna. |
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| » AIDA Ayurveda & Holistic Health Resort |
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Let nature’s bounties sweep over you and cleanse your soul as you relax amidst the sparkling blue waters of the sea at the Induruwa Aida Ayurveda & Holistic Health Resort.
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| » AIDA Ayurveda & Holistic Health Resort |
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The Aida Ayurveda & Holistic Health Resort, which began as a single resort, has today expanded into two sprawling resorts located at Bentota and Induruwa. Both resorts specialize in Ayurveda, the ancient healing philosophy of Sri Lanka, and are renowned for their Ayurvedic treatment plans which combine back-to-nature therapy with state-of-the-art comfort and convenience.
Aida has further diversified into the Textile Trade and the Gem & Jewellery industry and has on offer exquisite jewellery studded with precious and semi precious stones.
A Sanctuary. A Safe Heaven. A Luxury Hotel. Whichever name you choose to call it, you are sure to leave its confines fully relaxed and rejuvenated. |
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| » Aigburth Manor |
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The rustic stone wall Aigburth Manor is situated at 3,000 ft above sea level in the cool hills of Rakwana surrounded by the Sinharaja rain forest. The Aigburth Manor was built during the British Raj by a English Tea Planter by the name James T. Allan in 1925. It has now been fully refurbished retaining its old world charm. It has five spacious bedrooms with attached bathrooms with hot and cold water, two of which have fire places. A total of 14 guests can be accommodated. The large lounge overlooking the famous Buluthota Pass, is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the quiet and tranquility of the area. Bungalow is given on Full Board basis and also to one crowd only, so that the guest have total privacy. During the day take a plunge in the swimming pool, which is filled by the natural springs of the Sinharaja rain forest. The A M has well trained dedicated staff who are there to pamper to all your needs. |
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| » Alankuda Beach |
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The founders of Ulpotha, the highly acclaimed retreat in the heartland of old Ceylon - www.ulpotha.com, together with a close friend renowned in the marine adventure and water sports worlds, have opened a unique and captivatingly quirky beach resort on the western peninsula of this tear-shaped island.
Situated on an undiscovered and deserted two kilometer stretch of a pristine private beach, Alankuda Beach offers a truly relaxing, discrete and romantic getaway. The azure, warm ocean is almost always mirror-calm and welcoming during the months of October to May.
The coastal waters offer the treasures of dolphin and whale watching as well as snorkeling over nearby spectacular coral formations. In addition there is deep-sea fishing, kayaking, canoeing, sailing, kite and wind surfing.
Alankuda Beach is situated 3 hours north of Colombo and just over 2 hours from the airport. |
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| » Amal-Villa Robolgoda |
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Amal-Villa apartments & rooms is a private-owned guesthouse with a friendly family restaurant in Robolgoda-Bentota near Alutgama-Beruwela on the south-west coast of Sri Lanka (Ceylon) in between Colombo and Galle. Have wonderful holidays with a lot of sun, palms, beach and a gorgeous coast line. We would also be glad to organize excursions and individual bus and boat trips for you. We will be pleased to welcome you in our guesthouse soon.
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| » Amangalla Resorts |
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Amangalla provides a tranquil and period styled base from which to explore the fascinating culture and tumultuous history of Galle Fort and Galle, the capital of the Southern Province. Galle is acclaimed for its Dutch Fort, intricate Galle lace, ebony, woodcarvings and polished gems. Persians, Arabs, Chinese, Malays, South Indians, Portuguese, Dutch and English appear to have stamped their mark on Galle, deeming this historical and multi-cultured melting pot one of the world’s remaining historical treasures.
Amangalla’s history is born out of the early Dutch colonial period, and is located right in the heart of the preserved Dutch fort, offering guests a memorable and appropriately stylish stay in architectural splendour. It is surrounded by antiques, old prints, polished aged-floors, crisp white linen, pristine walls, rich mahogany, wood and rattan planters together with a gracious, welcoming and warm staff.
Gentle strolls directly from the hotel unravel the unique history of this magnificent 36-hectare hexagonal stone fort, revealing colonial buildings still in use today, bustling narrow streets proffering the crafts of many generations, and the ramparts and seawall, where locals and visitors gather alike to fly kites, play cricket or simply inhale the wonders of its maritime legacy.
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| » Amanwella Resort |
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Amanwella is modern and calm, serene and stylish, a retreat dedicated to its environment with an innate understanding of what is required to enjoy the spoils of this rich land without compromising on location, authenticity or modern necessities. The clean vertical lines of Amanwella contrast with the rugged landscape creating a sense of calm, serenity and luxuriance that enables guests to unwind while enjoying the highlights of its rich coastal surroundings. The scenery is tropically stamped: long white beaches, tall leaning palms, rocky outcrops, dense turquoise ocean, a buzzing local village life, nearby rock temples, and heart-surging wildlife.
Nature rules in this part of the world and Amanwella enjoys a privileged setting from which to observe some of the rare marvels: seasonal egg laying by giant turtles on nearby beaches, protected elephant herds in national parks, sweeping vistas with dramatic sunsets and dancing foliage, the crystalline waters of the Indian Ocean and extraordinary topographical features.
The contemporary design of the resort blends inextricably with its locale through the extensive use of regional materials and aesthetics; distinctive terracotta roof tiles, hand-hewn stone walls, water features, terrazzo floors and sliding terrace doors. Every suite benefits from its own sparkling pale aqua plunge pool and the main swimming pool features a unique ‘internal wall’ design, with uninterrupted views of the staggering front stage of palms, beach and ocean. |
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| » Amaya Reef |
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On golden sands. Amaya Reef is located 100 km south of Colombo at Hikkaduwa beach. Ideal for days spent lazing by the ocean, exploring the sea, diving shipwrecks or snorkelling the reef. |
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| » Ambalama |
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Indulge yourself at this outstanding beach front villa only 7 km from historic Galle in Sri Lanka. The villa has 4 double bedrooms, a large living and dining area which opens onto a broad terrace and a large infinity pool with spectacular ocean views. Fully staffed including a chef, Ambalama offers discreet luxury with an utterly relaxing ambience at excellent value. This modern villa, designed by a renowned Australian architect is probably the closest luxury beach villa to historic Galle, only 10 mins ride away. Ambalama means "resting place" in Singhalese and its intimate design and excellent facilities and services aim to provide guests with a memorable stay. |
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| » Apa Villa |
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Just 8km east of Sri Lanka's historic UNESCO-listed fortress port of Galle, Apa Thalpe is at once elegant, discreet and a retreat by some of the world's most gorgeous beaches.
Three distinctive villas house seven sumptuous suites, where the mood is stylish and leisurely as you ease into swimwear or a sarong to enjoy the seaside garden, our superb cuisine and our famous infinity pool by the Indian Ocean. |
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| » Apa Villa Illuketiya |
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Historic Illuketia is one of Sri Lanka's most storied plantation houses. Just 5km from Apa Thalpe and Galle, the expansive house is almost 200 years old, a living reminder of the island's colonial past. Thouroughly modernised but retaining its ancient flavour, Illuketia boasts four suites in the main house and the two in the adjacent Pond House, overlooking a lotus lake. The property sits on 10 acres of sumptuous tropical garden and padi fields. Tea estates, Sinhalese villages and charming country lanes cluster close to the estate so be prepared for a unique cultural experience but never compromising on comfort. |
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| » Aquarius Sports Resort |
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The tropical site of AQUARIUS SPORTS RESORT extends over an area of about 20.000m� and is located directly to the beach of the Indian Ocean. Enjoy the water temperatures of 29 degrees Celcius throughout year. Especially between October and April the sea is very calm and invites for a sea bath. |
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| » Aranya Resort |
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Aranya resort is situated in a peaceful location bordering the katagamuwa entrance of yala national park , spread out over a vast 5 acre locality , surrounded by the wilderness in a safe , secure environment ( Police and Armed forces detachments are located in close proximity )which allows you the luxury of relaxation away from the concrete jungle in absolute privacy . It is owned and operated by the husband and wife team of former sri lankan Cricket captain – Hashan Tillekaratne and his Charming wife – Apsari under the auspices of a professional management company.
The resort which is literally separated from the national park , only by an electric fence , provides access to the best area of the park for Leopard sightings. On most evenings you will also be pleasantly surprised by wild elephants ambling by the properties edge to the nearby Kochchipathana lake in search of food and water.
Despite its modern and comfortable interior and the Kataragama town being only 5 kms away , Aranya gives the illusion of being cut of from civilization due to its unique location . The natural beauty of the surrounds will help soothe your tired limbs and relax in a typical outdoor environment away from the hustle and bustle of the city . |
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| » Asian Jewel Hotel |
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The Asian Jewel Boutique Hotel is set in a fantastic location with panoramic views over the Hikkaduwa Lagoon and the Bird Lake, which is fed by freshwater streams and the Indian Ocean, creating a unique eco system.
Whether you are lounging by the panoramic pool or relaxing on your private balcony watching tropical birds flying over the prawn fishermen, we guarantee you the best of times with unforgettable moments.
And not forgetting the mouth-watering menu, which features international cuisine, and makes the Asian Jewel Hotel definitely THE place for body and soul.
The Hotel is situated in Hikkaduwa, 2 km inland from the beach. The landscape changes dramatically within minutes of leaving the coast road to reveal the beautiful rural side of Sri Lanka, with lush green paddy fields, palm trees, mangroves and cinnamon plantations.
The Asian Jewel Hotel is Sri Lankan Tourist Board approved and has BOI status. |
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| » Auraliya |
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The name Auraliya evokes the aura of the elephant, combining “Aura” and “Aliya” the Sinhalese for elephant. Auraliya is a stunning, newly built, luxury beach villa which is ideal for families and larger groups. Located on a lovely safe swimming beach its built around a sumptuous turquoise swimming pool. High ceilings and white terrazzo floors give an airy, cool and fresh feel. Adjoining the villa is a large garden with frangipani trees and coconut palms, ideal for children to play in and designed complete with elephant bath for visiting pachyderms. |
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| » Austrian Beach Resort |
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After the death of my only son who died at the young age of 30, I decided to travel to Sri Lanka - a broken woman seeking some form of comfort in Ayurveda treatments.
The wish of my late son was that I should endeavour to help the suffering and needy within my means.
On this first visit I travelled to a children's home situated in the mountains of Sri Lanka and made a spontaneous decision to fund the building of a school for the Children's Village.
My next trip to Sri Lanka was for the official opening of the school. I made repeated visits over time to the island, which filled me with enthusiasm for its immense beauty and
diversity.the more I experienced of this enchanting country, the more captivated I became by its culture. I got to know many people, made lasting friendships and lived a simple life amongst them, a life I had not known before.
I was there as the Tsunami struck on the 26 th of December 2004 and inflicted its devastation upon the island. Miraculously I survived and witnessed the aftermath of this disaster, the destruction of the buildings, the starving people and the ever increasing death toll, amongst those who perished many of my friends.
The suffering and grief of the people were unimaginable, the misery was indescribable.I started to organise and oversee projects for the needy. The many tears we wept together bound me closer to the country and its endearing people.
I didn't have to think about it any longer. I decided to buy a beautiful plot of land by the shore of the Indian Ocean and built a wonderful small hotel, which taking into consideration the construction terms in Sri Lanka took only a very short time.Without the help of my Singhalese friends it would have been impossible to bring my project to fruition and for their help and support I am eternally grateful.
Not only does the hotel provide local employment and a beautiful home for some, it is also the basic foundation for a much needed social project to build a local school funded by the income of the hotel.The aim is to provide free education for the local people on a daily basis with a schedule of nine lessons a day including English, computer studies and sewing, the weekend program to include Singhalese art and dance classes promoting the rich cultural heritage of Sri Lanka.
With this project I wish to help the local people to secure better prospects for the future through education and also to fulfil my late son's wishes to support the suffering and needy.I know I can't change the world but if I can help some to achieve a better lifestyle through education then I will have succeeded in some small way and you as my guest can help me to achieve this. |
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| » Ayurveda Pavilions |
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The first health holiday resort to be on the West coast, Ayurveda Pavilions is designed for people seeking in-house Ayurvedic therapy in quiet, peaceful surroundings.
Ayurveda literally means “The Science of Life” for the promotion of positive health and prevention and cure of diseases. It is in practice in India and its neighboring countries since time immemorial.
treated as healthy only when his mind, sense, organs and the soul are in the state of perfect of equilibrium to endow happiness. In addition, the body should be free from diseases.
Ayurveda lays a lot of emphasis on the prevention and cure of diseases. Therefore several therapeutic measures both for patients and healthy persons are prescribed in this system of medicine. |
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| » Ayurveda Walauwa |
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Situated in a charming colonial mansion, frilled with antique woodwork, Ayurveda Walauwa is an atmospheric though peaceful and undisturbed retreat situated in Bentota just 50m from the beach. The landscaped gardens are filled with shady coconut palms that have been lovingly tended to over the years since when this manor house was constructed as the stately home of a nobleman. The resort is spacious and provides an ideal haven for a stress-free and relaxing holiday. |
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| » Bandarawela Hotel |
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British colonial period vintage hotel of the Aitken Spence Group, in this scenic 'tea town' reputed as a health resort. Colonial charm and comfort in the tea country; Built in the traditional style, yet showing a marked British influence with its old world charm and graciousness, Bandarawela Hotel is situated over 4000 ft above sea level and is Sri Lanka's first mountain resort hotel. |
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| » Barberyn Beach Ayurveda Resort |
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Barberyn Beach Ayurveda Resort is located on the southern tip of Sri Lanka, in the coastal village of Weligama, approximately 140 km from Colombo. It was opened in 2003 and is operated by the owners of Barberyn Ayurveda Resorts.
They have pooled together the wealth of knowledge, experience and resources acquired over the years in providing Ayurveda treatment and operation of resorts for this project.
Contemporary architecture blends beautifully with indigenous design to create feeling of space and light - which brings nature in - for guests to enjoy the healing that comes from within.
You walk into the serene entrance pavilion, and you are greeted with the perfume of frangipani, and the traditional "Ayubowan - May you have a long life" - and you are taking the first steps in discovering the quiet elegance of Barberyn Beach and the Ayurveda way of life. |
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| » Barberyn Reef Ayurveda Resort |
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Barberyn Reef Ayurveda Resort, Sri Lanka's pioneer health resort specializing in Ayurveda, the traditional healing system of medicine dating back about 5000 years. Ayurveda tackles the stresses and ailments of modern living in a uniquely natural and holistic way.
The resort is now re-opened after an extensive renovation and refurbishment retaining the warm and friendly ambience that guests have come to love.
It may seem bizarre to claim all-pervasive "knowledge" of something as utterly intangible as life itself. Yet the literal translation of Ayurveda is "knowledge" - or more precisely, the knowledge of what is required to ensure a long life of optimal physical, mental and spiritual health.
Since Barberyn Reef Resort first started offering Ayurvedic holidays to overseas guests some 22 years ago , it has maintained the highest reputation and continues to be the leader in this field. |
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| » Bawa House 87 |
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Bawa House 87, a luxurious colonial Sri Lankan property, has opened its doors to guests for the first time. The property spanning a massive 17 acres was previously enjoyed by few as it was only open to private guests.
Renowned Sri Lankan architect, Geoffery Bawa, of which the property is named after, is behind many of the unique architectural influences on the 3 bungalows here. What also sets this luxury villa apart from others is also its rich flora and fauna. Its gorgeous landscape of gardens, temples, lakes and marshes is a rare sight for city dwellers and sets the stage for a romantic or relaxing getaway. |
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