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PAID CONTENT FOR ROMAN HOTELS


Roman Hotels SOUTHWEST COAST, SRI LANKA


Dotted along Sri Lanka’s celebrated southwest coast, Roman Hotels brings together three distinct boutique stays shaped by wellness, water and a strong sense of place. Within the mangrove-fringed stillness of


Balapitiya lies Roman Lake Ayurveda Resort, set beside the waters of the Madu Ganga and surrounded by one of Sri Lanka’s most important wetland ecosystems. Recognised as a Ramsar- listed wetland, Madu Ganga is home to dozens of small islands, rich birdlife and extensive mangrove forests. Here, wellness takes centre stage. The resort has just 10 spacious suites and offers doctor-led consultations, daily treatments, yoga, meditation and tailored ayurvedic cuisine. Despite its secluded atmosphere, the beaches of the southwest coast remain just a short drive away. Further north, in Thalpitiya near Wadduwa,


Roman Life Ayurveda Resort offers a similarly holistic approach while remaining within easy reach of Colombo. Designed around simplicity and wellbeing, the property combines ayurvedic therapies with contemporary comfort. The


surrounding area provides opportunities to explore local culture, including visits to the nearby Kalutara Bodhiya, one of Sri Lanka’s most revered Buddhist sites. Guests often spend mornings in wellness programmes before walking to the beach. At Roman Beach, the focus shifts from wellness


to the vibrant energy of Hikkaduwa. This six- room boutique property sits close to one of Sri Lanka’s best-known beach towns, where coral reefs, surf breaks and turtle conservation projects have long attracted travellers. Glass-bottom boat excursions reveal marine life beneath the surface, while nearby attractions include traditional batik workshops, moonstone mines and kayaking. Cuisine connects all three properties. Menus


draw on ingredients sourced from local producers as well as herbs and spices grown within the Roman Hotels family. Fresh seafood features prominently, alongside southern Sri Lankan flavours shaped by cinnamon, tamarind and generations of coastal cooking traditions. The emphasis remains firmly on seasonal ingredients and a farm-to-table approach that reflects the character of the region.


DON’T MISS Discover Sri Lanka’s wild south west through ayurveda, mangroves, reefs and coastal cuisine


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Ayurveda spa with doctor-led consultations


• Yoga & meditation spaces • Restaurant serving ayurvedic & coastal cuisine


• Lakefront & beachfront boutique accommodation


KEY ACTIVITIES • Madu Ganga boat safaris & wetland exploration


• Ayurveda treatments, Panchakarma & rejuvenation programmes


• Hikkaduwa reef, turtle, surf & glass-bottom boat experiences


GET IN TOUCH • romanhotels.lk • +94 77 797 0999 • reservations@romanhotels.lk • instagram.com/romanlake_ayurveda • instagram.com/romanliferesort • instagram.com/romanbeach


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