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1. Aliya Resort & Spa
Aliya Resort & SpaAvudangawa
- Rejuvenating spa retreat combines luxury amenities and cultural exploration near Ancient City of Sigiriya.
P7,673
P10,077 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 4 - Oct 5




2. Sigiriya Jungles
Sigiriya JunglesAvudangawa
- Lavish jungle retreat with full-service spa and poolside bar offers historical luxury in Sigiriya.
P4,423
P5,741 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 27 - Sep 28
P13,342
P15,744 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 27 - Sep 28
P10,721
P12,651 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 29 - Sep 30
P6,486
P8,496 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 28 - Sep 29
P5,436
P7,120 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 27 - Sep 28




7. Seerock The King's Domain
Seerock The King's DomainAvudangawa
- Mountain retreat featuring spa luxury, dual pools, and exceptional Sri Lankan cuisine at this pampered escape.
P3,932
P5,151 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 29 - Sep 30
P38,741
P50,285 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 27 - Sep 28
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Top Avudangawa Hotel Reviews
Amaya Lake Dambulla
8/10 Good
"This property is amazing and has the potential to outshine much more expensive resorts. However, the service and hospitality are a big letdown."
Aliya Resort & Spa
10/10 Excellent
"Beautiful hotel, everything about this place was excellent. Highly recommend!"
Heritance Kandalama
10/10 Excellent
"Fantastic location and service"
Cinnamon Lodge
10/10 Excellent
"An absolutely wonderful hotel, with a calm, serene atmosphere, that blends in beautifully with it's surroundings. Cinnamon Lodge is the antitheses of a generic, bland, modern hotel, which exudes a sense of unfussy sophistication. The Cinnamon Group's website does not do justice to the architecture or to how lovely the grounds are. The architect took inspiration from the ruins of nearby Ritigala temple (well worth a visit), and it's amazing how comfortably the buildings blend in with the vast grounds. The rooms are huge and nicely furnished, without being "glitzy". We stayed in a suite that was essentially a two story house, and comes with your own butler - in our case Lalith, who made our stay complete - reserving tables, remembering your favourite drink and generally anticipating your every need. The food was consistently excellent over our five night stay. The staff are all warm, charming and do their best to make your stay a memorable one. They are led by an excellent management team, who are visible, approachable and highly competent. Our stand-out memory is of the wildlife - not just at the nearby national parks, but within the hotel grounds. Incredible bird-life, monkeys, monitor lizards, and even an elephant beside the lake. This was all brought to life for us by the hotel's resident naturalist team (in particular Kintu), and we recommend you seek out their expertise. An oasis of calm, in the heart of the cultural triangle."
Hotel Sigiriya
8/10 Good
"We had a great stay at Hotel Sigiriya! The views of Sigiriya Rock were beautiful, and we really enjoyed the breakfast. Our room was on the smaller side, but it was comfortable enough for our stay. The pool looked lovely as well, although unfortunately we didn’t get a chance to use it. There were two disappointments during our stay. First, before arriving, I contacted the hotel management to request a simple birthday surprise—a decorated room with a “Happy Birthday” message and a small cake. The hotel acknowledged the request, and I even noticed it written in the corner of our check-in paperwork. Unfortunately, the request was overlooked and the surprise never happened. It was a missed opportunity to make an already wonderful stay truly special. Hopefully, they can follow through next time! The second disappointment was on our second day. The cleaning staff made an elephant out of towels and placed it on our bed. When we dismantled it to use the towels, we realized that they appeared to be our previously used towels. We found this quite concerning and unsanitary, especially since used towels had been arranged and placed directly on the bed. Despite these issues, we had a lovely overall stay, enjoyed the beautiful surroundings, and appreciated the friendly service. With a little more attention to these details, the hotel could make the experience truly exceptional. We would consider staying again and hope for an even better experience next time."



























