Accomodation

Galle Face Hotel (Colombo)

Colombo's venerable landmark of hospitality, the GalleFace Hotel will soon unveil its new super luxury Hotel,
named The Regency, targeting the high spending traveller in search of a special experience in Sri Lanka. One that enables them to experience a unique lifestyle combined with heritage and history of the city and the country, in addition to the sun and shopping.

The Regency, which has a Galle Road frontage, is the newly refurbished luxury hotel, which offers a unique experience to its guests. Built on a rich heritage, its spectacular views and discreet elegance and style would appeal to the sophisticated affluent traveller. The tranquility created by the soothing sound of the sea adds to the charm of the 81 rooms at The Regency. They consist of a multitude of individualistic suites, ranging from single suites to 8-bedroom suites. All suites are equipped with Jacuzzis, and all rooms have high ceilings and offer a full array of services, including a personal butler.

If you're looking for a fine dining experience, step in to The 1864. The modern design of the restaurant, combined with traditional decorative motifs echo the cuisine served at this exclusive restaurant. Its atmosphere pays tribute to the hotel's grand history while enjoying a modern international lifestyle. Every dish served at the Room 1864 is a culinary celebration!

Right next to the Room 1864 you will find the Wine Lounge. This is one place you will be drawn to by its unique lighting in fiery colours, enhanced by ethnic music and a spectacular view, creating a mystical elegance and an alluring mood. If you would like to delve deeper into the subject you can take the spiral staircase leading down to the Wine Cellar.

The Hill Club, Nuwara Eliya is perhaps one of the few remaining monuments that remind you of the colonial occupation of Sri Lanka. Over a century old, this cosy, comfortable holiday home once catered only to the British on the island and has an interesting history behind it. It has seen the good times and bad, war and peace, grandeur and simplicity. Today's it reflects a combination of exclusivity in style and class and modern service, an utopian admixture of the old and the new.





	Galle Face Hotel (Colombo) Colombo's venerable landmark of hospitality, the GalleFace Hotel will soon unveil its new super luxury Hotel, named The Regency, targeting the high spending traveller in search of a special experience in Sri Lanka. One that enables them to experience a unique lifestyle combined with heritage and history of the city and the country, in addition to the sun and shopping.

The Regency, which has a Galle Road frontage, is the newly refurbished luxury hotel, which offers a unique experience to its guests. Built on a rich heritage, its spectacular views and discreet elegance and style would appeal to the sophisticated affluent traveller. The tranquility created by the soothing sound of the sea adds to the charm of the 81 rooms at The Regency. They consist of a multitude of individualistic suites, ranging from single suites to 8-bedroom suites. All suites are equipped with Jacuzzis, and all rooms have high ceilings and offer a full array of services, including a personal butler. If you're looking for a fine dining experience, step in to The 1864. The modern design of the restaurant, combined with traditional decorative motifs echo the cuisine served at this exclusive restaurant. Its atmosphere pays tribute to the hotel's grand history while enjoying a modern international lifestyle. Every dish served at the Room 1864 is a culinary celebration! Right next to the Room 1864 you will find the Wine Lounge. This is one place you will be drawn to by its unique lighting in fiery colours, enhanced by ethnic music and a spectacular view, creating a mystical elegance and an alluring mood. If you would like to delve deeper into the subject you can take the spiral staircase leading down to the Wine Cellar.
		The Hill Club, Nuwara Eliya is perhaps one of the few remaining monuments that remind you of the colonial occupation of Sri Lanka. Over a century old, this cosy, comfortable holiday home once catered only to the British on the island and has an interesting history behind it. It has seen the good times and bad, war and peace, grandeur and simplicity. Today's it reflects a combination of exclusivity in style and class and modern service, an utopian admixture of the old and the new.