2 Best Hotels in Sri Lanka

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We've compiled the best of the best in Sri Lanka - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Renuka City Hotel

$$ | 328 Galle Rd, Colombo, 00300, Sri Lanka Fodor's Choice

This modern, friendly business hotel is on busy Galle Road, close to the sea and a short distance south of downtown Colombo. It's also in the vicinity of several shops and restaurants. Clean and comfortable rooms are well-appointed, brightly furnished, and have wooden floors. There are two bars, and the hotel's restaurant offers a choice of traditional Sri Lankan, Indian, and European cuisines; rooms can be booked on a B&B, half-, or full-board basis.

Pros

  • Modern
  • Good location

Cons

  • Lacking in character
  • Professional rather than personal service
328 Galle Rd, Colombo, 00300, Sri Lanka
011-257--3598
Hotel Details
99 rooms
No Meals

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Garden Guest House

$$ | 7 Karlshrue Gardens, Colombo, 00800, Sri Lanka

Very often in Sri Lanka, the best values and most personal experiences are found in family-run B&Bs, and the Garden Guest House is a wonderful example. There's a small garden, and even an indoor fountain. The three guest rooms are pink and flowery, clearly furnished with a woman's touch, but also very homey. The owner and his mother will help you in every way possible, right down to picking you up personally at the airport. As is the case with many Sri Lankan B&Bs, you can also choose to have all, some, or none of your meals in-house, family-style. You can choose from Western or local cuisine, and it will be cooked to order for you from the freshest ingredients. If you don't fancy that, there's also a private kitchen for guests to use.

Pros

  • Personal service
  • Intimate and friendly
  • Good value

Cons

  • Away from the sights
7 Karlshrue Gardens, Colombo, 00800, Sri Lanka
071-702--0007
Hotel Details
3 rooms
No Meals

Quick Facts

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