Iconic Sri Lankan Stays

This collection highlights Sri Lanka’s architectural and historical hospitality. It features the Galle Face Hotel, a colonial landmark operating since 1864, and the 17th-century Dutch-built Fort Hammenhiel, situated on a small island in the Jaffna Peninsula. The list includes coastal retreats like the Nilaveli Beach Resort and the De Silva Windresort in Kalpitiya, known for kite surfing conditions. These stays range from the grand 275-room Mount Lavinia Hotel to secluded beach cottages in Trincomalee’s Dutch Bay.

Galle Face Hotel

The Galle Face Hotel, founded in 1864, is one of the oldest hotels east of Suez. It is located on Galle Road, Colombo.

The Lion Rock

Located in the shadow of the Sigiriya rock fortress, providing views of the ancient citadel and surrounding jungle.

Mount Lavinia Hotel

The Mount Lavinia Hotel, in Mount Lavinia, Sri Lanka, is a 275-room hotel, situated at 100 Hotel Road in Mount Lavinia.

Fort Hammenhiel கடல் கோட்டை

Fort Hammenhiel is a fort built around a small island between the islands of Kayts and Karaitivu of Jaffna Peninsula in Northern Sri Lanka.

Dutch Bay Beach Cottages

Colonial-style beachfront accommodation located on the shores of Dutch Bay in Trincomalee.

Nilaveli Beach Resort

Beachfront resort situated on the white sands of Nilaveli, offering access to Pigeon Island National Park for snorkeling and diving.

De Silva Windresort

Windsurfing and kitesurfing resort located on the Kalpitiya lagoon, featuring a professional water sports center and school.