Trouvez des Hôtels avec bains à remous à Côte sud du Sri Lanka

« Tres bon hotel all inclusive »

« L'hôtel n'est pas à la hauteur d'un 5 étoiles notamment sur le service et sur la nourriture. Sinon bien situé et chambres confortables. »

« I had a really wonderful time at Tabula Rasa. Felt like the staff couldn’t do enough to ensure my stay was perfect. The location is stunning. It is worth being located up hill in the peace and quiet, and so easy to pop out in a tuk tuk. The food was really good, I expected to eat out more but, I’d often crave the chef’s dhal! I was able to eat really good plant based meals without getting bored of the menu. The chef would come out to chat, and was very keen to ensure I enjoyed the food. All...

« Hôtel parfait pour un séjour paisible à l’écart des endroits très fréquentés comme Galle. Cet hôtel est très spatieux, le personnel a l’écoute et sympathique. Proche de l’un des hot spots pour l’observation des tortues marines. Un hôtel à recommander pour les familles ou pour passer de longues journées à marcher sur les plages sauvages. »

« Environnement de l’hôtel merveilleux. Sur la plus belle plage de ce que nous avons visité. Personnel au top. Cuisine excellente. »

« I am so glad we booked Reef to finish off our Sri Lankan holiday - it was absolutely perfect from the huge, luxurious suites to the exceptional service and food. Dino and team could not do enough for us, but it was never over the top - we just felt well hosted by the entire team. Worth every penny to stay in such a secluded space on a beautiful coastline - we saw more cows on the unspoilt beach than people and you get a beautiful western sunset from Reef. »

« Camera pulitissima, viene sistemata 2 volte al giorno. Personale gentilissimo e qualificato, cena spettacolare, colazione varia, medici competenti, servizio impeccabile, yoga e meditazione, piscina stupenda , trattamenti Ayurvedici da sogno,ti coccolano tanto. Siamo rimasti piacevolmente colpiti, abbiano già consigliato la struttura ad amici, ci ritorneremo volentieri... »