Ambalama Pavilion is designed so that the house completely merges with the surrounding nature. Transparent walls evoke a feeling that the antique furniture and double canopy bed are standing right in the heart of an enchanted garden. Since only in the tropics it is possible to take a shower all year round outside - we built the bathroom under the open sky. Please be aware that Ambalama Pavilion is located closest to the main gate and the driveway. Although it is completely enclosed by the garden, we do

The Beach Hut Muhudu Bella is located away from the other spaces and is the closest to the ocean, just a couple of meters from the sandy Jungle Beach. Stepping out through the huge glass bedroom door and onto the secluded wooden terrace, you can literally feel the salty spray on your face. Almost nowhere else you will find a chalet whose floor plan uses the golden Fibonacci spiral. To get to the bathroom you walk down from the round bedroom via a swirling stairway.

Our luxurious Garden House Nelum has a special surprise for you: a huge bathtub made of a single piece of marble right in the bedroom. The rest of the space is divided into a cozy living room with a dining table and a chill out area with TV and a soft sofa that can easily be transformed into a bed.

Ramaya Suite is located on the first floor of Villa Bawana. If you love colonial chic, luxury and splendour, you will get great pleasure from our unique Suite Ramaya – which means “paradise” in Sinhalese. Spoil yourself in the magnificent marble bath made out of one solid rock and enjoy the huge canopy bed.

Samaya Suite is our other room located on the first floor of Villa Bawana. Just like at the Ramaya Suite, a marble bathtub and a walk-in shower are waiting for you. French windows to the front of the suite open onto a private furnished balcony and offer a breathtaking view over the ocean. Samaya means “peace” in Sinhalese and you will find your inner peace waking up in the beautiful and comfy four poster bed.

If the Pan-Asian modern tropical style is what you are looking for then we recommend staying in Alaya Suite, which means “love” in Sinhalese. The room is just a few steps away from the infinity pool. All the furniture is incredibly comfy and was made by hand in workshops in Sri Lanka. Be surprised by the immense rain shower and handcrafted details in every corner.

Same as the neighbouring room Alaya, Diviya Suite also follows the design principles of modern tropical styles. Diviya means “heaven” in Sinhalese and you will know why we called it like that, when you wake up in your comfy bed to the sound of the waves. All details in the room are handcrafted and carefully picked.

Villa Walauwa has a fully equipped kitchen, a living room with a lush sofa, TV and every other comfort you could imagine. However, life in Villa Walauwa revolves around the veranda. Here you will find an enormous dining table that seats twelve people and beautifully upholstered furniture for every taste. The shade and coolness of the tree canopy during the day, and the magnificent colours of the sunset in the evening will linger in your dreams long after you leave.