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Defining luxury lifestyle Experience the luxury lifestyle at Radisson Collection Resort Galle, the first of its kind in South-East Asia. Nestled along the pristine shores of Galle Beach, this exquisite resort blends modern sophistication with vibrant coastal charm. The resort showcases10 6 elegantly appointed rooms, suites, and penthouses, each designed to provide breathtaking ocean views and unparalleled comfort.
With a choice of dining experiences from fresh catch-of-the-day seafood to a Japanese Asian fusion experience, plus a Beach Club in a buzzing beachside atmosphere. Equipped with Technogym equipment and personalized training programs or rejuvenate or at our spa and wellness retreat, Radisson Collection Resort Galle promises an unforgettable getaway.
Nestled at the southern tip of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Galle Fort, The Charleston offers an unparalleled blend of history, luxury, and breathtaking natural beauty. Guests are treated to stunning panoramic views of both the historic fort and the expansive Indian Ocean.
The property boasts 9 exquisitely appointed bedrooms, each designed to offer maximum comfort and elegance. A serene swimming pool provides the perfect place to unwind, while the on-site bistro restaurant showcases the very best of Sri Lanka’s local ingredients. Guests can indulge in signature homemade cocktails, expertly crafted to complement the laid-back ambiance.
Kurulu Bay, a health and wellness-focused boutique hotel with 14 rooms offers serene views of Koggala Lake. Surrounded by lush greenery each suite or cottage provides intimacy with nature. The Kitchen, the on-site dining venue emphasizes sea to table dining with fresh, sustainable ingredients blending Sri Lankan and Mediterranean flavours.
Award winning architects designed the contemporary rooms while the hotel offers mindful activities and holistic spa treatments promoting reconnection and self-care. Featured in Conde Nast Traveller’s “The best hotels in Sri Lanka” and the “New York Times’.
Located inside the UNESCO World Heritage Galle Fort, the historic Galle Fort Hotel is housed in a Dutch mansion that dates back 300 years. Through heritage restoration, the building’s Dutch walls and facade were conserved as authentically as possible.
In its new look, the Galle Fort Hotel features 11 luxurious suites with varying themes and decor, all around a widely Instagrammed frangipani-lined courtyard. Expert restorers were brought in to work with the antiques, which are seen across the hotel and suites.
The hotel houses Ropewalk, the world’s first arrack-speciality bar, with its ‘arrack wall’ and menu featuring modern Sri Lankan inspiration.
Cape Weligama, a luxury clifftop resort on Sri Lanka’s stunning south coast, offers a slice of paradise with 39 suites and villas inspired by a traditional Sri Lankan village. Stylish interiors, expansive terraces and gourmet dining define the experience. Nestled on a headland, and a Relais & Chateaux member, Cape Weligama is committed to warm and lasting guest relationships.
The Fort Printers is an 18th century mansion which has been restored into an elegant
small private hotel, originally comprising 5 suites but with the addition of 3 heritage villas in 2013 has 16 suites, offering understated elegance and personal service in an intimate, friendly atmosphere.
The Fort Printers is located in the historic Galle Fort, a 16th century Dutch colonial Fort
and now designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The mansion traces its origin to
the Dutch period but substantial additions were made in the English era after 1796, including high ceilings and large windows. Over the last two centuries, it has housed Mahinda College, a successor to the Galle Buddhist Theosophical Society and a famous institution of higher Buddhist learning, The Bank of Ceylon and Fort Printers. Fort Printers was a printing company famous in Galle which until 2002 still employed the wooden printing blocks and wrought iron printing machines made in Leeds and London to print beautiful stationery and cards.
Nestled by Sri Lanka’s famed forest, Malabar Hill exemplifies conscientious holidaying constructed with eco-friendly processes. Just a short trip from Weligama Bay, the 12 exclusive villas offer scenic vies, salt water chlorinated pools and luxurious, heritage- inspired interiors. With minimal environmental impact, the design seamlessly integrates with nature, providing a modern open plan feel and luxuriously bohemian style
Tucked between emerald paddy fields in a quiet inland cul-de-sac of Talpe, The Sa House is a thoughtfully restored former cinnamon plantation home, now a private three-bedroom villa that invites guests into a world of slow, intentional island living.
Restored by its owners, the home celebrates Sri Lankan heritage through natural materials, local craftsmanship, and tropical modernity. Every detail from hand-carved teak furniture to antique accents and open views reflects a soft elegance shaped with care.
The villa features a 17m infinity pool, a sunset lounge, two serene study rooms, and beautifully designed living and dining spaces, all thoughtfully curated to balance openness, comfort, and privacy. An in-house team offers warm, discreet service throughout your stay.
Guests are invited to disconnect and live in rhythm with the land. Meals are prepared garden-to-table, using herbs and a variety of vegetables grown on the property, along with fresh ingredients sourced from nearby village markets.
Whether you’re seeking stillness, simplicity, or a deeper connection to the island, The Sa House offers a stay where time slows and every moment is thoughtfully considered.
Braganza house, a tropical chic retreat near Talpe’s stunning beaches, 20 minutes from Galle Fort blends Moroccan and Mediterranean influences. Designed by British interiors designer Chlöe Elkerton, It’s a December 2021 gem. The villa’s spacious layout, vibrant colour palette and carefully curated interior showcase Elkerton’s passion for diverse cultures. The verandahs organically shaped pool, alfresco dining and dedicated team promise a memorable experience.
Named after the Sanskrit god of the sun and located on a beach that you could call your very own, Aditya holds an unforgettable experience in luxury, wellness, and comfort in an island paradise.
The experience of Aditya is captured in 14 bespoke suites, each of them narrating whispers of history discovered through art and artefacts from South and Southeast Asia, replete within our property – and complemented by private plunge pools to elevate the intimacy and sensuality that we strive to curate for you.
With the award-winning skills of our culinary team, Aditya showcases exceptional local dining with international flair.
Award-winning Kahanda Kanda, perched on a hilltop encircled by 13 acres of tea, is an exquisite retreat, defined by its tropical modernist architecture, its Koggala Lake views and discreet, private atmosphere. Each of the 12 suites and villas is a tranquil haven of timeless tropical style – 8 of the villas have their own private plunge pools, and all have their own private outdoor space for relaxation.
At Kahanda Kanda, the emphasis is on unadulterated relaxation and comfort, aligned with a mouthwatering array of foods, with many of the ingredients grown on the estate. We offer a mix of Western and Sri Lankan dishes, along with cuisine from Thailand and other Asian countries.
Doornberg has been called the most beautiful house in Galle. It sits atop Richmond Hill with a panorama that takes in the views of the historic UNESCO World Heritage Galle Fort and the Indian Ocean beyond.
The home, with its hilltop position that takes advantage of the sea breezes, is set within an acre of lawn and garden that includes a secluded pool area. In addition to the great room and library, the house contains four luxury suites each with independent access to the garden.
The house is furnished with a mix of Dutch colonial and contemporary pieces, set against a collection of art from both Sri Lankan and International artists.
The Galle Face Hotel is more than just a hotel it’s a piece of Sri Lanka’s soul. Since 1864, it has stood gracefully along the shores of Colombo, watching history unfold while embracing generations of travelers with its timeless charm. Its colonial elegance, sunlit verandas, and gentle ocean breeze whisper stories of a bygone era, where royalty, writers, and dreamers once wandered its halls. From the soothing sound of waves at sunrise to the warmth of an evening spent over high tea, every moment here feels like stepping into a living legend. The Galle Face Hotel isn’t just a place to stay—it’s a place to belong.