Explore 100 handpicked hotels in Sri Lanka

Haputale

Nuwara Eliya

Kandy

Colombo

Galle
Set within the shaggy ramparts of Galle Fort, this hotel has a whole lot of history. Beginning its life as a 16th-century merchant's home, Fort Bazaar has since been updated into a classy hotel on the central Church Street where the antique shops, cafes and plenty of historic buildings are at your fingertips. Combining its modern design with distinct nods to Middle Eastern style, a stay at Fort Bazaar is all about relaxing spa treatments, afternoon tea in the lovely courtyard and strolls to nearby 'postcard' beaches. And whale watching boat trips for the more adventurous!

Tangalle

Kandy

Sigiriya
Designed by the legendary Geoffrey Bawa and completed in 1994, this kilometre-long hotel is tropical modernism at its finest. The architectural triumph seems to grow straight out of the rock face it clings to, the infinity pool seemingly merging with Kandalama Lake beyond... Set within 211 acres of protected forest at the heart of the Cultural Triangle, monkeys swing past your bathroom window and you're perfectly positioned between five UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Sigiriya Rock that looms magnificently in the distance.

Galle

Negombo & surrounds

Kandy

Galle

Galle

Galle

Galle

Galle

Kandy

Kandy

Kandy

Kandy

Kandy
The Kandy House is a beautifully restored 200-year-old manor tucked into the lush hills just outside Kandy, with only nine rooms meaning you won't be fighting for a sun lounger. Each room is named after a local butterfly species, which tells you something about the attention to detail here. There's a lovely pool set among tropical gardens, a spa, and a peaceful atmosphere that makes for a wonderful retreat from the hubbub of tuk-tuks and temple crowds. It's a perfect base for exploring Sri Lanka's cultural heartland without sacrificing comfort once you're finished exploring for the day.
Kandy

Kandy

Kandy

Kandy
Kandy

Kandy

Kandy

Kandy

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