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"We absolutely loved our stay at this hotel. We initially thought we wanted to stay directly on the beach but we were so happy we didn’t. It is just about a 15 minute walk away from the beach and you get to see so much more nature/natural beauty. The views from the restaurant are incredible and unparalleled by anywhere nearby, and we loved being able to see all of the birds, monkeys(2 different species and baby monkeys as well), and lizards from the property. The staff was so friendly and helpful too. If we didn’t live so far away we would vacation here all the time. Highly recommend."

"The Seaview room had a beautiful view and we enjoyed spending time on the balcony. The staff were very friendly and the room and hotel were clean. "

"Staff was amazing"

"We stayed in the luxury suite 3. It was spotless and the staff were extremely detailed and attentive, always delivering great service with a genuine smile. The room service was impeccable. Would stay again "

"Everything was top quality, food, service, staff, hotel has everything u need and more "

"A beautiful hotel on an amazing beach - the sunrise is incredible! Lots of amenities and bars and restaurants to choose from. Rooms are spacious and clean. "

"Wonderful hotel in a beautiful location. The staff were excellent. Woud highly recommended this hotel."

"I had top floor and the view of Mirissa beach was spectacular! Location is excellent, right across the road from the beach and surrounded by heaps of restaurants and shops. Breakfast was excellent and had plenty of variety, good mix of western and local cuisine. Few minor issues but not enough to lose a full star for this review, perhaps 4.5 stars if you made it this far. Would stay again if i could secure a high floor, room 506 is prime! "

"Absolutely loved this spot - amazing ocean views with a great swimming spot right outside. Accommodation is away from the hustle and bustle of Weligama but easy to reach via tuk tuk. Great spot for surfers looking to make the most of the local breaks up and down the coast."