Hotels With Gym in Southern Province, Sri Lanka

Breakfast is still good. But the room really feels that the price is very low. The room of 500 is shown below. Two 0.9-stitched beds, no place to put the suitcase, so moving out of the balcony can only say that the room is really small, the balcony to see is the picture is very scattered. This hotel is really lively, I feel very depressed, so I checked out after one night. In fact, Bentota has a lot of family-friendly B&Bs with good value for money. Generally, the breakfast is good for 250 packs. Come to Bentota and recommend staying at the B&B. This hotel is the second worst tourist in Lanka. There is no clothes to dry clothes. People who may live here do not wash clothes. It’s not good to go into the whole person. The swimming pool is a nice view and very close to the beach. This price is not recommended. Can be better.

As an experienced business and leisure traveller, I was very disappointed with this hotel, which is definitely not five star. The rooms are shabby and very few of the staff are properly trained or can understand English. We booked a Delux and were given a damp dark room in the basement with a caterpillar in the shower. We insisted on changing rooms but the only available room was a suite (a nice spacious room with private pool) which cost us an additional $100. The buffet was ok, with some good Indian options, but not outstanding or very extensive. Front desk staff were generally unfriendly and did not make us feel welcome. I do not recommend staying here unless you can get a huge discount and are happy with a mediocre hotel.

The hotel is relatively new, located close to the sea, with its own beach and beautiful scenery. It is a 15-minute drive from the ancient city. It has its own independent parking garage, just across the road from the hotel. There is also a Persian Kitchen next to it that serves good Iranian barbecue. The service is very average. I had to call several times to send an ice bucket, slippers, etc., and finally I had to go downstairs myself. The breakfast is also average. There is also a stilt fisherman on the beach near the hotel.

A very comfortable trip, must go to the beach! The beachfront hotel is really the highlight of the trip. Because it is an environmentally friendly hotel, remember to ask for disposable utensils such as toothbrushes from the front desk in advance.

The Resort is very beautiful. The rooms are comfy and spacious. I have uploaded some room pictures you can see in that the rooms are nice. The main attraction is the property itself. The Resort is lake side with beautiful landscaping and design. On the first floor the is lounge and billiards room where you can chill. On the second floor ( Terrace ) there are multiple small rooms, lounge, fitness centre and spa created for meetings, leisure and relaxing. There is pool on the ground floor overlooking the lake. Which is perfect in the morning. This property is to enjoy the Resort itself. You can definitely stay here. It is worth the money.

It was great but a bit pricey. There isn’t much around the area as there’s in Weligama or Merissa but it was worth it for a last night of lazing out before flying out.

The hotel is not bad, I think the price is too high, but overall we were happy with our stay here. The room is large, the balcony is huge with a view of the ocean, on the balcony there is a wonderful large sofa and chairs, it is comfortable (we were in a corner, so it was quiet). Cleaning every day, it was strange that slippers, toothbrushes were not provided or not at all, maybe you need to ask for everything, but I think that upon check-in everything should be provided immediately, and then upon request (but now this practice is everywhere in hotels). Well, the fact that the turtles are right on our beach is a plus, when tour groups leave, you can calmly enjoy communicating with them.

Main problem i encountered is lights went off in my room twice, both during night in my 2 night stay and for last night, i had to change my room packing my stuff without lights in night to change room sadly with other room having a small balcony. Location is excellent ! rooms are value for money, although it can be a little more spacious. There are 2 swimming pools ( one for non-swimmers with depth 1. 2 m with gigantic length of 52 m ) (other one is for pro-swimmers with depth upto 3 m ) there are 2 restaurants and a cafe for food although little expensive ( all restaurants are expensive too at bentota ) spa is average

The experience of this hotel is average. First of all, the hygiene of the room is average. The bathroom has a bit of smell. Secondly, the towels don't look very clean. I was woken up by mosquito bites in the middle of the night and saw dozens of mosquito bites on my feet. It's really unbearable. I haven't had such a bad experience in so many days. However, the location of the hotel is good. It is in Coco Bay and faces the beach. The breakfast is not a buffet, but a meal ordering form. I didn't expect that the taste is good, because the bread and waffles are baked on the ordering basis, which is particularly fragrant.

Very satisfied, very amazing! The hotel was originally built in 1967 and designed by Asia's most outstanding architect, Geoffrey Bawa. The hotel reopened in December 2019, trying to preserve the original appearance of Bawa's buildings, recreating the famous batik ceiling entrance, and the brass peacock sculpture created by Laki once again stands on the stair railings of the restaurant. The 30 rooms in the main building have been converted into 16 suites, L-shaped, overlooking the Indian Ocean to the west and the Bentota River to the north. If you are an architect, it is recommended to stay in a suite, because the other two guest rooms are newly built later. We talked to Bawa at the front desk, and the hotel employee Sanduri gave a forty-minute tour, telling us every detail, trying to number each brick and then rebuild it as it was. In short, everything was very touching.