Habarana Village is a mid-range Habarana hotel based on a village with 108 dwellings all covering an area of some 27 acres and bordering the beautiful Habarana Lake, where you can take an elephant ride, if you wish.
The hotel itself is very popular among package tours and tailor-made holidaymakers to Sri Lanka looking to take in the delights of Sigiriya and the cultural triangle, in a peaceful setting.
This is a delightful small villa providing rooms to stay in Habarana, in the heart of the cultural triangle of Sri Lanka.
There is a lovely verandah overlooking the garden and pool where one can relax after a hard days’ sightseeing in Sri Lanka. Jayanthi produces exceptional home-cooked food for the lucky guests!
The Deer Park Hotel near Polonnaruwa stands close to Giritale Lake, in Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle.
Located near to the ancient city of Polonnaruwa – a world heritage site and part of the stunning cultural-triangle along with Anuradhapura and Dambulla – the Deer Park Hotel makes a very convenient base for travellers to Sri Lanka looking to explore the ancient treasures this amazing island has to offer.
This beautiful hotel is popular with more up-market tour groups and independent travellers in Sri Lanka. The 137 hotel rooms are located in two storey villas which are dotted through the beautiful extensive wooded gardens and are all linked by winding pathways. There are three restaurants in the hotel which offer not only international cuisine but very local cuisine. One of the restaurants offers organic fine dining using produce from its own organic farm!
This hotel next to Sigiriya opened in 2014 and is unusual in that whilst there are extremely comfortable rooms ( all decorated in a minimalist style), they also have tented rooms (which also have all the modern conveniences such as queen Anne size beds with thick mattresses and AC), where you can discover the thrill of having some adventure yet with some luxury! The fabulous backdrop to the hotel is the rock fortress at Sigiriya and to the left, Pidurangala Rock Temple.
