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Slow Living Guesthouse and Hostel in Ahangama offers family rooms with garden views, private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, wardrobes, and in‑room washers. A family‑friendly restaurant serves Asian cuisine from brunch to dinner in traditional, modern, or romantic settings. The hostel features a sun terrace, garden, outdoor dining, minimarket, games room, and bicycle parking. Located just steps from Ahangama Beach and 9 km from Koggala Airport, it provides easy access to local attractions.
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Staying here felt just like being at home, all thanks to Asanke He is an amazingly kind, funny, and warm hearted person who goes above and beyond to help in every possible way. He has a special way of understanding you even without words, making you feel completely cared for and welcome. If you are visiting, staying here is an absolute must. Thank you for everything, Asanki
Al-qaisi·Hace 4 semanas
Asanka and Nirosha welcomed me like family; I was lucky to get an apartment upgrade, which I highly recommend. The bed was the most comfortable king‑size bed I’ve had in Sri Lanka, and the daily breakfasts were delicious. They also gave great advice and arranged tours. I can’t wait to visit again.
Jessica·Hace 2 meses
I booked two nights and then extended for a third. The owners are friendly and easy to communicate with, so I’ll definitely come back.
Gunathilake·Hace 6 meses
Asanke was an excellent host who made me feel at home. The huge garden and the people I met were wonderful, and the breakfast was authentic Sri Lankan – a real plus.
Matthias·Hace 6 meses
The property sits in a large garden and the wife and daughter are very nice. The owner, however, is problematic. You can rent a scooter on site, which is essential since the hostel is a bit out of town. It’s not bad, but absolutely basic and lacks comfort. The owner is friendly but speaks badly about past guests and mocks long‑term renters. He says you can use everything at home, yet then forces you to pay extra for two pasta meals in the kitchen because apparently you can’t use it (he didn’t tell you beforehand). Dinner is tasty but overpriced; I’d rather eat in the village. For a beer he demands 1000 rupees, while the shop sells it for 200. I ended up paying more than the booking listed. Water from the dispenser is charged each time. Wi‑Fi works only in the main family house, which closes its doors at 9 pm. The train passes right by the house, so it gets very loud several times an hour. Breakfast is the worst I’ve ever had in a hostel, so I stopped taking it after two days. You get two pieces of fruit, a few beans or hard toast, and black coffee. In the five days I stayed, the room and bathroom were never cleaned, trash was never taken out, and you always had to ask for toilet paper. The room was scorching hot. During my first night, slats fell out of my bed’s slatted frame, so I had to change beds. It’s only the bare minimum. I’d rather go elsewhere.
Hauschild·Hace 6 meses