Vind je ideale hotel in Watapana

'The pool and views around the hotel were amazing and the bed was very comfy. However the food in the restaurant was bad, no amenities in the rooms, and staff not very helpful in arranging transport to get to town.'

'Clean room,staff very helpful,great breakfast,views to die for x'

'A big beautiful room with a big balcony and a beautiful view! Breakfast yummy. Friendly kind staff Very reasonable price too!'

'Cadre tres agreable, hotel bien tenu mais loin des centres d'intérêt '

'Peaceful are and close to the nature'

'Een eerste klas hotel met zeer goed ontbijt en diner.'

'Mooie kamers, panoramisch uitzicht vanuit kamer, restaurant en rooftop bar. Attent personeel '

'Stree free experience filled with wonderful food, relaxation, and beauty. Every detail of our activities, shopping, and travel was thoughtfully arranged by our hostess, Jennifer, with more care than I would ever take for myself. She took the time to understand our food preferences and prepared delicious breakfasts and dinners using fresh, local produce from the estate. We felt completely pampered and exceptionally well cared for throughout our stay'

'We had a faboulous stay. Wonderful service, great views, tastefull interior design, bags of old world charm, great food. This was no doubt the absolute hightlight of our stay in Sri Lanka!'

'The staff was very hospitable! We were well taken care of and enjoyed the pool, sunset, and mountain view!'

'Very lovely couple and the room was delightful. The big windows meant it was moonlight all night with a full moon and you could see Adam’s Peak from their garden.'

'The place was absolutely beautiful. Our room had stunning views and the facilities overall were excellent, new and very well maintained. The food was great, and the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. We also did a trekking tour organized by them, which turned out to be a wonderful experience. This is truly a fantastic place that I highly recommend to anyone visiting Sri Lanka, far away from the chaos and mass tourism.'