Sinharaja Forest Edge

Hotels
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Independent
2 (1 reviews)
Lankagama Road, Mederipitiya, Deniyaya, 81500 , Deniyaya , LK
94-071-0714444

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Facilities

Free breakfast
Meeting rooms
Full-service spa
Express check-out
Area shuttle (surcharge)
Fireplace in lobby
Arcade/game room
Free WiFi
24-hour front desk
Terrace
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Property Description

Luxurious Spa Experience
Indulge in a relaxation haven with a visit to our full-service spa and unwind in style.

Dining Delights
Satisfy your cravings at our on-site restaurant, or enjoy 24-hour room service for ultimate convenience. End your day with a drink at the bar/lounge and savor a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.

Convenient Amenities
Benefit from amenities like complimentary Wi-Fi, a business center, and an arcade/game room. Get around effortlessly with the area shuttle and make use of the roundtrip airport shuttle. Don't forget to explore nearby attractions with ease.

Don't miss the chance to experience all this and more at Sinharaja Forest Edge in Deniyaya. Book your stay now for an unforgettable getaway!

Important information:

  • No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.

Check-in and check-out hours:
Check-out: 01:00 PM

Property Policies

  • Pets

    Pets not allowed

  • Children and extra beds

    No rollaway/extra beds available

  • Pets

    Service animals not allowed

  • General

    Professional property host/manager

  • Children and extra beds

    No cribs (infant beds) available

Location

Guest Reviews

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Based on 1 reviews
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Unfortunately a very bad experience
Pros:

We came to Sinharaja NP and as nature lovers, we hoped to experience the primary rain forest and the unique birdlife. Unfortunately, the owner talked more about the potential of making billions with this prime location. After talking to a biologist staying at the hotel (who spent several days and a LOT of dollars at the hotel w/o actually being able to enter the primary rainforest/park!), and after a horrible “”night tour”” involving getting lost in the forest/banana plantation in the middle of the night, we had no credibility in the owner and just wanted to stay at the hotel as guests but go to the park entrance ourselves and get a guide there (for a LOT less money than what was charged at the hotel). Unfortunately the owner kept an eye on us and warned us about getting a guide for ourselves and misinformed us about the opening hours etc of the park. Nontheless, we got a guide and also planned going with him the next day into the “real” primary rain forest, but then followed a sequence of events, involving the hotel owner calling the police/park officers to report on this guide (even though the owner himself didn’t follow the park regulations!) and getting his license retracted etc. In short, the owner does not understand what eco tourists wants, and when we didn’t conform to his trips etc he actually sabotaged our plans. We felt that we ended up in the middle of an manipulative conflict. It was very uncomfortable to be “trapped” at this remote location in this situation.

2015-12-29 • via Nuitee