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Amangalla - Spa
Lying within the walls of the 17th century Dutch Fort is Amangalla, a fabulous boutique hotel offering a wonderful escape for those wanting the highest possible luxury in intimate, interesting and historic surroundings. The property provides an amalgamation of buildings dating back over 400 years. Amangalla offers excellent old-world luxury, superb food, arguably the best spa in the island and exceptional service.
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Ayurveda Pavilions - Spa
Ayurveda Pavilions is a boutique-styled health retreat, with 12 private cabanas. If you are serious about Ayurveda and value your privacy, it is difficult to beat.
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Barberyn Ayurveda Resort
Designed by local architect, Renton Wickramasinghe, Barberyn’s saffron-coloured buildings rise just above the tree canopies providing picturesque views of the Indian Ocean from every bedroom. The surrounding gardens are designed by the famous landscape artist, Laki Senanayake.
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Cinnamon Grand - Spa
The gleaming five-star Cinnamon Grand stands in 10 acres of greenery, a few yards from the Indian Ocean on the edge of Colombo's commercial area. This luxurious atrium hotel, recently refurbished, has a sense of grandeur and opulence combined with a degree of warmth and sensitivity giving it much character. Cinnamon Grand is fast-becoming the most sought-after five star in Colombo.
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Deer Park - Spa
The Deer Park is an eco-themed four-star hotel with a tranquil and natural feel set on a hillside overlooking the ancient Giritale reservoir. Situated in the heart of the Cultural Triangle, this is an ideal location for those wishing to visit Polonnaruwa or Minneriya National Park. Managed by Angsana Resorts & Spa - one of Asia's leading boutique and contemporary hotel chains - the entire property was refurbished in 2004 with considerable care taken over interior design. The result is a chic, contemporary, exotic and peaceful property surrounded by the sound of birdsong.
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Elephant Corridor - Spa
The Elephant Corridor Hotel lies on 200 acres of unfenced jungle land in the cultural triangle, bordering a teak forest and a lake, with a breathtaking view of the famous Sigiriya Rock fortress. The elephant is a frequent visitor to this luxurious boutique hotel striving for the highest standards of personal service in a tranquil setting. For those seeking private indulgence in a beautiful setting, the high price tag is worth paying.
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Heritance Kandalama - Spa
Heritance Kandalama is a naturalist’s dream - a minimalist contemporary hotel cleverly designed by Sri Lanka’s famous architect, Geoffrey Bawa who conceived it `as an austere jungle palace’ that snakes along a rocky outcrop on the bund of an ancient 3rd century reservoir. This cleverly designed hotel captures the surrounding magical views of the tropical jungles, overlooked by Kandalama tank and the Knuckles hills. Kandalama, hidden within the edge of a jungle, is filled with numerous species of birds, butterflies, and plenty of monkeys. The hotel was refurbished in 2005.
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Lighthouse Hotel - Spa
The Lighthouse Hotel, located barely a mile from the historic southern city of Galle, is the inspired creation of Geoffrey Bawa, Sri Lanka's world-renowned architect. This hotel is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Located on a rocky headland overlooking the Indian Ocean, this elegant hotel conveys an immediate sense of history and demonstrates Bawa’s skill at integrating architecture and landscape.
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Saman Villas - Spa
Privacy and tranquility is the hallmark of Saman Villas. Perched on a rocky headland overlooking an idyllic stretch of beach in Bentota, this small luxury hotel is designed to provide perfect views of the Indian Ocean from every location. The hotel consists of 26 luxurious suites on either side of the rocky headland providing for maximum privacy and mesmerizing sea views.
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The Beach - Spa
The Beach is the best thing to have happened to Negombo in the past decade. The five-star hotel was reopened in Jan 2005 after a complete refurbishment which has transformed the property into a chic hotel offering great luxury and attentive service. The theme for the interior décor is similar to the Geoffery Bawa-designed Lighthouse Hotel in Galle, another Jetwing Hotel, with an emphasis on natural simplicity, but there is also a slightly more modern touch.
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The Fortress - Spa
Fortress is a brand new boutique hotel, just opened in December 2006. Perched at the edge of a beautiful stretch of beach in Koggala, just 15 minutes away from the historic city of Galle, the Fortress is an exciting addition to the island’s collection of luxury properties. True to its name, the hotel rises like a fortress by the roadside opening its gigantic gates to a world that ensures guests leave their troubles behind. This is all about relaxing in sheer comfort and style. Exquisite suites and lofts with pillow menus, a meandering swimming pool with fibre optic lighting that creates stars underwater to match the stars in the sky on a romantic night, a spa that immerses you in serenity with style are all complemented with wondrous sunsets and the turquoise blue waters of the Indian Ocean.
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Ulpotha - Spa
Ulpotha (meaning `water spring', named after the numerous underground springs throughout the land on which it is located) is not a hotel: it is an experience of Sri Lanka's traditional lifestyle of a `balanced existence', a balance which is attained through one's relationship to family, community, nature, and the spiritual world, as well as one's outlook towards work - which needs to be a lifestyle that is practiced with pleasure rather than as labour - and an appreciation for the need for adequate rest to ensure an unhurried lifestyle all of which ensures healthy living.
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Vil Uyana - Spa
Vil Uyana is a brand new /lifestyle hotel located just minutes away from the Sigiriya rock fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the 6^th century A.D. Situated on the flatlands immediately to the west of the Sigiriya rock, the hotel is envisaged as a natural extension to the efforts of ancient Sinhala kings who developed and irrigated this area. Vil Uyana, spread over 24 acres of land, also includes a wetland system consisting of paddy fields, marshes, and waterways newly introduced to this area by the hotel. Individual dwellings, luxuriously appointed within, and blending seamlessly into the rural landscape, are located over lakes, marshes, and paddy fields.
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