Accommodation in Sri Lanka

One of the hottest glamour spots in Sri Lanka, hidden by coconut trees, along a secluded rocky outcrop, is the Anantara Peace Haven Resort.

Ulagalla Resort, a boutique hotel with a touch of traditional elegance and aristocracy, offers you a unique experience of luxury amidst a natural, remote, and uninhabited environment.

This small boutique hotel offers a truly relaxed atmosphere and magnificent mountain views all on its own private 64 acre working tea and rubber estate.

The world’s first tea bungalow resort, Ceylon Tea Trails is an icon for small luxury resorts. Comprising of five restored colonial era tea planter residences, the period furnishings, gracious butler service and gourmet cuisine create an ambience that has made Tea Trails the gold standard for luxury bungalows in Sri Lanka.

In the southeast of Sri Lanka lies the Wild Coast Tented Lodge — a haven of twenty eight cocoon-like tents placed at the edge of the jungle and beach.

Situated within picturesque gardens beside one of the best stretches of beach in Passekudah, this wonderful resort is the perfect place to relax.

Scattered between tall palms on the sands of Pottuvil, Jetwing Surf’s eco-cabanas are welcoming spaces that bring contemporary architectural innovation to classic coastal comfort.

Where trade winds carried legendary explorers like Marco Polo, Cape Weligama has become the most celebrated among Sri Lankan Beach Resorts, along this fabled island's palm fringed shores.

Occupying a 17th-century Dutch colonial building within the ramparts of Galle’s historic fort, Amangalla is woven unmistakably into the rich tapestry of this enthralling city.

One of the most rewarding small boutique hotels in Sri Lanka, Ellerton consists of small plantation bungalows with an interesting colonial history, set high on the hills above Kandy.

Positioned on the edge of the relatively untouched and least explored national park in the heart of Sri Lanka, this unique safari lodge specialises in high-end, environmentally responsible tourism.

Canvas just got glam at this sublime hillside, colonial-style estate surrounded by a tea plantation only 30 kilometres from Sri Lanka’s culture-rich Kandy.

Well located for visiting historic Batticaloa and the UNESCO sites in Polannaruwa, Uga Bay commands a serene seafront setting on the east coast.

Lying between leafy Park Street and the lakeside shrine of Gangarama, this 150 year old, eleven suite property was once a townhouse frequented by the cream of Ceylon society.

Intimate clearings in the jungle are the setting for Chena Huts. Bordering a saline lake with ibis and a beach where turtles lay their eggs by moonlight, the property provides accommodation for a maximum of twenty eight guests in the form of detached private cabins kitted out in rustic fashion with plunge pool and 42” LED TV

Sandwiched between the Indian Ocean and a tranquil lagoon, Jungle Beach is a charming seaside hideaway set amongst 10 acres of wilderness that leads onto a remote bay, in the seaside village of Kuchchaveli, 40 minutes from Trincomalee.

Jetwing’s luxury hideaway offers peace and seclusion within the stunning environment of a pristine wetland reserve.

Perfectly located for exploring Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle this tranquil boutique property comprises thirty villas partially submerged in water, their diaphanous interiors bedecked with designer furniture.