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3 Hotels and Resorts in Sri Lanka

Find your hotels in Sri Lanka with Minor Hotels

Sri Lanka, once called Ceylon, is a vibrant island of 20 million people, home to eight UNESCO World Heritage sites. From its stunning landscapes and rich wildlife to its lively culture and delicious cuisine, Sri Lanka offers a journey you’ll treasure forever. The island is also renowned for its ancient tea plantations, where you can explore lush hills and taste world-famous tea. Let Minor Hotels guide you to moments that will stay with you long after you leave.

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    Anantara Kalutara Resort

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    Stretched along a peninsula between the Kalu Ganga River and the sea, our Kalutara resort offers the ultimate in style and luxury. Immerse in the warmth of Sri Lanka, in a haven of Tropical Modernism, with an island of adventure at your doorstep.
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    Avani Kalutara Resort

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    Discover Sri Lanka’s authentic charm in this postcard-worthy resort between the lagoon and beach. Endless fun awaits over and under the waves or at historical sites dotted nearby. Soak up the sun or sumptuous local bites at sundown. And don’t forget to snap a selfie – the view will make your friends green with envy.
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    Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort

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    Just a three-hour drive from Bandaranaike International Airport, Anantara Peace Haven Tangle offers sumptuous cliffside dining, luxurious rooms and pool villas, and rejuvenating spa experiences in a spectacular oceanside setting. Spend lazy days unwinding by the pool, or venture forth to explore ancient forts and verdant wildlife reserves.
Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Lanka best known for?

Sri Lanka, known by many names including the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, is celebrated for its stunning beaches, lush tea plantations, and ancient cities rich with history. It’s also a place where you can scuba dive in crystal-clear waters, visit elephant orphanages, explore dense jungles, and discover serene shrines and temples, all in one idyllic getaway.

What is the currency in Sri Lanka?

The currency in Sri Lanka is the Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR) ATMs are readily available in the larger towns and cities and accept most major western cards, but if you are heading to somewhere more remote, please make sure that you take enough cash with you. Still the most important form of payment in the country, you will need cash to pay tuktuk drivers, shop keepers and roadside vendors, preferably small banknotes.

What is the most common weather in Sri Lanka?

Cambodia has two main seasons: dry (October to April), which is hotter with temperatures reaching the mid-30s°C, and wet (May to September), which is humid with temps in the high 20s to low 30s°C. Despite the weather, it’s a great year-round destination.

How can you go to Sri Lanka?

Most visitors will fly into Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB) in Colombo. Make sure you have a valid passport and a tourist visa, which you can usually get online through the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system.

Where to go in Sri Lanka for first timers?

For your first visit, start with Sigiriya Rock Fortress, an iconic landmark, and then explore the cultural heritage of Kandy. Experience the lush tea plantations in Nuwara Eliya and relax on the beaches of Mirissa or Bentota. For an adventurous safari, head to Yala National Park, where you can spot leopards and elephants in the wild.

What are the main attractions to visit in Sri Lanka?

Key attractions include the ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa, the stunning Sigiriya Rock Fortress, and Kandy's revered Temple of the Tooth. Wildlife lovers will enjoy Yala National Park, while Galle Fort’s colonial charm and Sinharaja Forest Reserve’s biodiversity are must-sees. Don't miss the peaceful tea plantations in Nuwara Eliya and the picturesque landscapes of Ella.

What is Sri Lanka’s traditional food?

Sri Lankan cuisine is vibrant and flavourful, with rice and curry as a staple. Curries vary from meat, fish, and vegetable to fruit-based, often served with sambols like seeni sambol (sweet and spicy onion relish) or pol sambol (coconut with chili, garlic, and lime). Hoppers, a bowl-shaped pancake made from rice flour and coconut milk, are enjoyed at any time, especially with an egg for breakfast. Kottu, a popular street food, combines flatbread with vegetables, eggs, and spices. Don’t forget to try traditional dishes like ambul thiyal (sour fish curry) and Kola Kana, a health-boosting herbal mix.

What are major celebrations in Sri Lanka?

Sri Lanka is brimming with vibrant celebrations. If you're in the country for the Sinhala and Tamil New Year in April, expect family gatherings, fun traditional games, and plenty of mouthwatering food. Vesak is a special time when you’ll see lanterns lighting up the streets, commemorating Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and death. Poson Poya, which marks the arrival of Buddhism, brings a serene atmosphere. The Kandy Esala Perahera is a memorable experience, with a grand procession of dancers, drummers, and elephants. And during Deepavali, the Hindu community fills the air with lights and joy.

What type of accommodation does Minor Hotels offer in Sri Lanka?

Just an hour from Bandaranaike International Airport, Anantara Kalutara Resort invites you to a secluded beachfront haven where the Kalu Ganga River meets the Indian Ocean. Relax in luxurious spaces, designed with Geoffrey Bawa’s architectural touch, and let your wanderlust take over.

Avani Kalutara Hotel offers adventure right at your doorstep. Whether it’s jet skiing, archery, or rock climbing, there’s something for everyone in this vibrant resort on a peninsula.

For a more serene retreat, Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort sits on a rocky outcrop on the southern coast, where you can unwind by a golden beach with coconut palms and the roar of the Indian Ocean in the background.

A stay at any of our Minor Hotels offers a warm, welcoming experience where innovative design, thoughtful service, and unforgettable moments come together to make your dream escape truly special.