Habarana is the centre of Sri Lanka's cultural triangle that is made up of Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa and Kandy; therefore the perfect epicentre to explore the glorious past of Sri Lanka.
Sprawled over 27 acres of lush forested land, Cinnamon Lodge Habarana, is an exclusive little hideaway for the entire family. Rooting over 1700 trees, time stands still enabling guests to experience serenity and tranquility while walking along the paths that lead up to the chalet-type rooms. The architect of the property derived inspiration from the glorious remains of Ritigala - A monastery built by an order of monks in the 12th century.
Cinnamon Lodge Habarana, houses 136 rooms and 4 suites overlooking the lush gardens or lake.
Gain insights into the royal lifestyle of Sri Lanka's past kings by visiting the first kingdom of Sri Lanka "Anuradhapura", the fortress Sigiriya, or the rock temple in Dambulla. Enjoy the adventure, take a jeep safari to Minneriya and Kaudulla nature reserves or trek along the Ritigala jungle to discover ruins of a past Kingdom. In order to relax visit the Ayurvedic spa and try out the signature treatments on offer, or take a dip in the pool.
Step in to tranquility and breathtaking beauty from one of the most graceful Habarana hotels - Cinnamon Lodge, Habarana!
Cinnamon Lodge Habarana has 96 Superior Rooms, 40 Deluxe Rooms and 4 large two-Bedroom Suites on offer, each tastefully decorated and furnished to cater to the most discerning clientele. All rooms are constructed as chalets of two up to eight units each and guests are given a choice to stay on the ground floor or first floor. The rooms are painted with earthy colours and decorated using mustards, oranges and moss green. Luxurious timber, hardwood and terracotta floors ensure that the rooms have luxury in simplicity.
All rooms are air conditioned and equipped with safety deposit box, mini bar, bottled water, writing desk and stationary, coffee and tea making facilities.
The spacious en-suite bathrooms of this luxuriously simplistic Habarana hotel are equipped with a hair dryer, and you are also provided with complimentary toiletries, bathrobes and bedroom slippers for convenience.
The official web page of Cinnamon Lodge, Habarana Hotel and online booking details can be found here.
Sprawled over 27 acres of lush forested land, Cinnamon Lodge Habarana, is an exclusive little hideaway for the entire family. Rooting over 1700 trees, time stands still enabling guests to experience serenity and tranquility while walking along the paths that lead up to the chalet-type rooms. The architect of the property derived inspiration from the glorious remains of Ritigala - A monastery built by an order of monks in the 12th century.
Gain insights into the royal lifestyle of Sri Lanka's past kings by visiting the first kingdom of Sri Lanka "Anuradhapura", the fortress Sigiriya, or the rock temple in Dambulla. Enjoy the adventure, take a jeep safari to Minneriya and Kaudulla nature reserves or trek along the Ritigala jungle to discover ruins of a past Kingdom. In order to relax visit the Ayurvedic spa and try out the signature treatments on offer, or take a dip in the pool.
Cinnamon Lodge Habarana has 96 Superior Rooms, 40 Deluxe Rooms and 4 large two-Bedroom Suites on offer, each tastefully decorated and furnished to cater to the most discerning clientele. All rooms are constructed as chalets of two up to eight units each and guests are given a choice to stay on the ground floor or first floor. The rooms are painted with earthy colours and decorated using mustards, oranges and moss green. Luxurious timber, hardwood and terracotta floors ensure that the rooms have luxury in simplicity.
The spacious en-suite bathrooms of this luxuriously simplistic Habarana hotel are equipped with a hair dryer, and you are also provided with complimentary toiletries, bathrobes and bedroom slippers for convenience.
The official web page of Cinnamon Lodge, Habarana Hotel and online booking details can be found here.
1 comment:
Oh, the pictures are so beautiful. Pity you can's see Sigiray from habarana
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