Best Sri Lankan Hotels to Stay
For a small island, Sri Lanka offers a truly amazing variety of attractions. Its shores are lined with palm-fringed beaches, some of them boasting world-class surf breaks. Witnessing the stone-carved Buddhist art and towering dagobas of the ancient capitals of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa, along with the elephant-led festival processions, the Kandyan dances, or any temple located on poya days (days of the full moon) will surely will delight you. As you head into the Hill Country, the warmth of the plains will fade to expose rolling green hills dotted with tea plantations. These are just some of the wonders of Sri Lanka. If you want to visit now, here are some of the best hotels in Sri Lanka for you to stay.
1. Anilana Park Street Hotel – This hotel was built before the abode of Colombo businessman, Sheikh Salehboy Moosajee, with his second wife, Begum Zarina. It is located on a leafy side called The Park Street, which in a busy city, acts as a comfort and is unmatched by the city’s five-star properties.
two. amangala – Although this historic hotel located in the center of Galle Fort has seen changes since it became an Aman resort, it still retains its wonderful past, having popularly and comfortably welcomed 140 years of guests during its time as the well-known New Oriental Hotel. Its cuisine is famous for its delicacy and the hotel is known for its stunning surroundings.
3. Sri Villas – This beautiful two-story contemporary colonial house is very ideal for friends, families and for all kinds of social people. This hotel is located on a long stretch of beach in the town of Induruwa. Its three well-renovated individual contemporary villas include stunning views of the Indian Ocean that are truly breathtaking at sunset. All of their villas also include their own fully equipped private kitchens that allow guests to prepare their own meals if they wish.
Four. the dutch house – This hotel, also called “Doornberg”, is also one of the best preserved historic mansions in Ceylon. It was built around 1712 for an officer in the Dutch naval fleet as a seven-bed mansion overlooking the ocean and harbor. Later, it was transformed into an exquisite four-suite hotel. This hotel offers more than enough space to relax.
5. rock green – This elegant hotel blends seamlessly into its surroundings and surroundings. It’s built under and around some really gigantic rocks. What gives Boulder Garden its mystical and mysterious feeling is its originality and blending with nature. Winding stone steps with deep corridors give visitors a medieval feel due to rock walls, massive wooden beams, mirror-polished cement floors, and barred windows.