Hoteller i Sørkysten på Sri Lanka – Independent i Sørkysten på Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka

«Very nice rooms - big, clean and good standard. We got a balcony with ocean view and it was great! The service was nothing more than OK. The food was not very good and the hotel lost/or had not been able to renew its drinking license (don’t know the story behind it), so it was not possible to buy any alcohol onsite. This didn’t bother us too much though (there is a wine store across the street if you want a cold beer on the balcony). Overall a decent stay, but not impressed. The hotel could have ...

«Beautiful place! Clean rooms and common areas very attentive and friendly staff»

«We had one night in Galle, and were lucky enough to get the ENORMOUS family room - an amazing experience for the entire family. As it was off season (late October), the hotel was quiet and there was some renovation going on, but it was beautiful and peaceful. Would definitely recommend! One thing I have to mention: The bedframe extends beyond the mattress and since it's dark wood, it's impossible to see in the dark - two of us came home with some pretty bad shin scrapes :) »

«Lovely beach view and breakfast was lovely »

«Delicious breakfast with lots of variety. Staff very friendly!»

«Wonderful service, grdat atnosphere in a rhoughtfukky restored old building, such friendly staff, right in the heart of Fort, great breakfast»

«Det er første ganf jeg har opplev nyplukket blomster strødd over sengen hver morgen på et hotell. Kjempebra. Men baren stengete vel tidlig klokken 10 om kvelden. Burde vært lenger på et 4 stjerners hotell. Ellers flott sands strand. Stille og rolig med basseng. Men jeg hadde heldigvis leiebil ellers ville det fort bli kjedelig hvis du ønsker å komme litt rundt om kring.»

«Stayed here many time. Staff amazing and place really beautiful. I wouldn’t stay anywhere else in Unawatuna. Good Wi-Fi in communal areas (doesn’t quite reach all rooms). The eco friendly question hotels.com asks is difficult to answer. They give lots of bottled water, which I guess isn’t very eco-friendly - but that is what tourists want. I guess maybe if they had a large central water dispenser people could refill bottles for that would reduce plastic use. I think some tourists might complain ...