Plantation Villa Komfort



Plantation Villa is an award-winning resort in south-west Sri Lanka, set amid tropical gardens, tea plantations and spice plantations. Here, you can experience traditional Sri Lankan life, Ayurvedic treatments and yoga in peaceful, natural surroundings. With a strong commitment to social responsibility, the resort combines sustainable development with holistic wellbeing.
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There are 17 rooms: 9 Standard rooms in two lodges, plus 6 Deluxe rooms and 2 Suites in the villa, set on a former colonial estate dating back 150 years. Traditional architecture blends with modern comfort here. All rooms are spacious and airy, with a shower and toilet, hairdryer, fan, allergy-friendly pillows and mattresses, linen, Wi-Fi, safe, terrace and stunning views of the landscape. Deluxe rooms and Suites have air conditioning. The Suite also has a bathtub.
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3.5 Good
100% recommend this hotel
Claudia B.
November 2024
Travelling alone | 60–69 | more than 23 days
Everything was just right and first-class: accommodation, food, treatments, the resort’s location and the staff.
November 2024
4–8 days
Horrendous from start to finish after personal advice from Fit Reisen to stay at Plantation Villa. This was our fourth treatment programme. The advice was appalling, but the hotel was even worse. The conditions there were unbelievable. Fit Reisen did not respond, and there was no refund after we cut our holiday short because the situation there was intolerable. I recommend everyone use Aytours!
Katja Z.
October 2024
As a couple | 50–59 | 12–16 days
We feel very relaxed. We were able to immerse ourselves in the culture, religion and way of life of the Sinhalese. The daily massages and baths were cleansing, and the daily Ayurvedic talks, cooking classes, village walks and garden walks were very enriching.