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On the shores of Kandalama Lake in the heart of Sri Lanka 's Cultural
Triangle. Amaya Lake , located in Dambulla, 160 kilometres from Colombo
, is a 40-acre sanctuary that surrounds guests with nature. An ideal
base for exploring the ancient monuments of the Cultural Triangle. |
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Accommodation |
Chalets
Ninety-two Sri Lankan villas scattered amongst the trees of the forested
grounds. Each features:
- Bedroom area
- Spacious bathroom with shower and bathtub
- Lounge area with sofa and plasma screen
- Covered verandah with traditional long seat moulded into the patio.
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and quadruple villas are available for families and small groups. Club Lodges
Four adjoining villas accommodate guests seeking
a luxurious space of their own. Spacious. High wooden ceilings. Contemporary
decor,
with architecture inspired by the local area, and furnishings in elegant
dark wood panelling. Plasma screen televisions for modern luxury.
Village Experience / Eco Lodges
Eleven traditional-style dwellings facing a central
pond. Thatched roofs and wattle-and-daub walls. Each villa has its
own individual layout and special furnishings. Equipped with air-conditioning.
Nearby, the Ayurvedic Spa and “Wewe Kade” Ayurvedic Restaurant
add to the indigenous experience. |
Recreation |
Ayurvedic Spa
Thatched roofs top wattle and daub dwellings surrounding
a central courtyard. Offering herbal oil massage, purifying aromatic
steams, herbal baths, facial treatments, head massage, reflexology and
a variety of therapeutic treatments.
Seven to fourteen Rejuvenation Programmes available. |
Resort Facilities
- Swimming Pool
- Tennis
- Cricket
- Yoga Center
- Table Tennis
- Indoor Games
- Fishing
- Boat Rides
- Softball
- Volleyball
- Shopping Arcade
Experiencing Nature
- Night Safaris to Minneriya or
Kawadulla
- Birdwatching
- Jungle Treks
- Elephant Safaris
- Mountain Biking
- Bullock Cart Excursions
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Cultural Sites
A glimpse into ancient kingdoms and centuries-old monuments.
Amaya Lake is situated within reach of numerous sites in the Cultural
Triangle. The closest major sites are the Dambullah Cave Temples and
Sigiriya, but many guests enjoy visiting sites throughout the entire
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Dining |
Samara Restaurant
Open-air restaurant. High wooden ceilings and views of
the surrounding nature. Featuring a buffet of Sri Lankan and international
cuisine.
Bars
Two bars, both with views of Kandalama Lake . The open-air
bar is located in the lower deck of the lobby. The nearby pool bar serves
a full range of tropical juices, cocktails, beers and spirits.
Wewe Kade Restaurant
Smaller open-air restaurant locate by the Warichchi Village
. Serves flavourful, healthy vegetarian cuisine cooked on a traditional
wooden stove.
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Meetings & Weddings |
Meetings, incentives and weddings surrounded by nature.
A peaceful setting ideal for hosting private group events. The conference
and banquet hall seats up to 300 guests.
Other venues can be arranged throughout the resort – a
quiet forest glade, on the shores of the lake or in the Warichchi Village. |
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| PRODUCTS & SERVICES |
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Products & Services :107 A/C Luxury chalets, 24-hour Room Service, Foreign Currency Exchange, Same-day Laundry Service, IDD Facilities, Safety Lockers and Left Luggage Facilities, Tennis and badminton, The cricket pitch, Volleyball, Children's playground, A centrally located swimming pool, Shops, Nature trails, Ayurvedic Spa, A yoga ashrama situated at the lake's edge. Wi-fi access for wireless web surfing in the location of your choice by the pool, en-suite, or the shade of the forest.
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| Check-in/Check-out Time |
| Normal Check-in Time is 12.00 noon and Check-Out time is 11.00 a.m. Earlier Check-in Time or later Check-out time could be requested on a case by case basis and the hotel may agree depending on availability. |
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