Kayaam House

酒店位置比較偏，很有特色。

As soon as we arrived at Kayaam House and saw the beautiful setting, we were smitten. What a place! Our ocean-facing room had a gorgeous terrace with a bath tub and fabulous views of the garden, pool and sea. Hemal welcomed us and provided exceptional service throughout. He gave us his WhatsApp number and then efficiently responded to any requests (eg to book treatments) - I wish other hotels did this. The location too is special with a gorgeous deserted beach at the end of the garden. The food was delicious with a varied menu. The resident Ayurvedic doctor was (for us) an unexpected bonus. It’s far lovelier than their website images show.

A new hotel that manages, despite the best efforts of its charming staff to get is slightly wrong. The hotel is reached down a long unmade track which would challenge the suspension of all but the hardiest 4x4. The beach is un-swimmable, for all but the best and bravest of swimmers, thanks to a sharp drop off and a rolling swell. The lakes behind the hotel are a breeding ground for particularly vicious insects. The architecture is Dubai meets Sri Lanka and lacks an understanding of the importance of proportion and detail Not bad, but not worth a detour.

As part of our 3rd trip to Sri Lanka, I selected this hotel on the basis of recommendations and reviews. I must say that I do not share the positivity of other guests. Fortunately we were only there for 3 nights. The main building is gorgeous and imposing. Contrary to the bedrooms, the common areas are extremely spacious and airy. The pool is large and the pool area and garden are nice and well equipped and tended. A proper foot shower to wash the feet after the beach would be an improvement. For such an hotel, the rooms are far too small. Lack of clothes storage makes matter worse. The bathroom is equally small and dark. The overall impression is one of a cramped and oppressive space which is most unusual in Sri Lanka. It is reminiscent of rooms in any large international hotel chain.The narrow balcony which is made smaller by the bath has only one bench chair to sit on rather than 2 chairs to relax in. The staff are attentive, friendly and helpful, so is the management. The food quality is good but variable, while some dishes are well executed while others are more disappointing. The menu is extensive but very expensive by local standards. Overall, if you are not bothered by the room size, there are some very good reasons to choose this hotel, but there are so many good hotels in SL that this one might not be first choice.

Property was amazing - so calm and tranquil and wonderful food and staff. We loved it. They were very good at tailoring everything to my friend who had a gluten allergy and nothing was too much trouble. Very highly recommend for a unique experience.

I recently stayed at Kayaam House Tangalla and was impressed by the overall experience. The rooms were well-maintained and comfortable, and the food was excellent, showcasing a delightful range of flavors. However, my experience was marred by one staff member, Isiwara. Unfortunately, his attitude and service were very poor, and he was unfriendly throughout our stay. His behavior felt suspicious and unprofessional, which is disappointing given the high standards set by the rest of the team. I would have gladly given a 5-star rating if not for this negative interaction. I hope the management addresses this issue because such behavior can tarnish the reputation of an otherwise great hotel.