by SANKAREST - TROPICAL VILLA on Friday, January 22, 2010 at 7:42am
tripadvisor review
BackPackerMax, Leicester, Jan 21, 2010
 My plan was to stay at Sankarest for one night only, on my way to the airport, but I liked it so much I ended up staying there for the last two nights of my holiday.
 My plan was to stay at Sankarest for one night only, on my way to the airport, but I liked it so much I ended up staying there for the last two nights of my holiday.
There are three guestrooms: two double rooms with air-con and one double room with no air-con. All guestrooms have an en-suite bathroom (cold water showers only), fridge, TV, DVD player & a hairdryer. Sankarest has been built to a very high standard and is spotlessly clean throughout. As you can see from other travellers photos, there is a decent size swimming pool in the garden, which again (needless to say) is spotlessly clean.

The garden at Sankarest will save you a trip to a botanical garden, it is brimming with pot plants, palm trees, orchids (prettier than those I saw at a botanical garden!) etc - just lovely! There is also a reasonably priced giftshop, where you can buy local masks, clothing & small gift items etc. Sunita's cooking is top quality and they are also happy to cater for people who are just passing by. Rooms are from €25 to €40 per night but I understand that long-term rates can be negotiated.
The turning is off the main Colombo road, on the edge of the village, by a small white bridge. There is no sign by the main road but you'll be able to see Sankarest from there - look out for the high garden walls & name sign by the large black entrance gate.
It is one big family atmosphere there, everyone is very helpful & smiley & I'm sure you'll feel as welcome and at home as I did. I would definitely recommend Sankarest to anyone travelling to Sri Lanka.
Enjoy your stay!
BackPackerMax, Leicester, Jan 21, 2010
 My plan was to stay at Sankarest for one night only, on my way to the airport, but I liked it so much I ended up staying there for the last two nights of my holiday.
 My plan was to stay at Sankarest for one night only, on my way to the airport, but I liked it so much I ended up staying there for the last two nights of my holiday.There are three guestrooms: two double rooms with air-con and one double room with no air-con. All guestrooms have an en-suite bathroom (cold water showers only), fridge, TV, DVD player & a hairdryer. Sankarest has been built to a very high standard and is spotlessly clean throughout. As you can see from other travellers photos, there is a decent size swimming pool in the garden, which again (needless to say) is spotlessly clean.

The garden at Sankarest will save you a trip to a botanical garden, it is brimming with pot plants, palm trees, orchids (prettier than those I saw at a botanical garden!) etc - just lovely! There is also a reasonably priced giftshop, where you can buy local masks, clothing & small gift items etc. Sunita's cooking is top quality and they are also happy to cater for people who are just passing by. Rooms are from €25 to €40 per night but I understand that long-term rates can be negotiated.
The turning is off the main Colombo road, on the edge of the village, by a small white bridge. There is no sign by the main road but you'll be able to see Sankarest from there - look out for the high garden walls & name sign by the large black entrance gate.
It is one big family atmosphere there, everyone is very helpful & smiley & I'm sure you'll feel as welcome and at home as I did. I would definitely recommend Sankarest to anyone travelling to Sri Lanka.
Enjoy your stay!
 
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