The room was large with good air‑conditioning. The people were very friendly. The location is worthless, right on a busy road with a lot of litter. Wifi is very bad.
Mark6 months ago
Weligama·9.2
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Sitara Weligama sits two minutes from Weligama Beach and 18 km from Koggala Airport, with Galle Fort and Lighthouse just 31 km away. The resort offers a private beach, infinity pool overlooking the sea, sun terrace, and lush gardens. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, balconies with river or city views, bathrobes, and work desks. The on‑site restaurant serves diverse international cuisine, including vegetarian options, while a modern bar and free Wi‑Fi enhance guest convenience.
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The room was large with good air‑conditioning. The people were very friendly. The location is worthless, right on a busy road with a lot of litter. Wifi is very bad.
Mark·6 months ago
The place was super quiet and calm, and the staff went out of their way to make everything perfect. Breakfast was great with plenty to eat. It’s a bit off the beaten path from both Welligama and Mirrisa, so if you’re planning to hop between the two you’ll need a tuk‑tuk or a 20‑minute walk to get to either town.
Matthew·6 months ago
The property is absolutely gorgeous—spotlessly clean, stylish, with a lovely pool and garden. The room was spacious and cozy, and the women who worked there were fantastic, plus the breakfast was amazing. Don’t bother looking elsewhere if you’re staying nearby; I’ll definitely return.
Amelie·6 months ago
A beautiful, simple, and very cozy spot. I loved the living‑room areas and the pool was pretty; the rooms were well furnished. The staff were excellent—kind, humble, smiling, and helpful—and everything was well maintained.
Tejas·7 months ago
What a stunning property! The architecture is breathtaking and the rooms are extremely comfortable. The staff were wonderful and went above and beyond to keep guests happy. Daily breakfast was a highlight, and the refillable glass water bottles were a great bonus in a country where tap water isn’t drinkable. The only downside was the proximity to the bridge—noise starts at 6 am, which is common for many hotels in the area.
Keenan·7 months ago