Casas de huéspedes en Dikwella

"The place is difficult to find, after booking they should send an email with a map to get there. The room is basic but clean. Good size room and bathroom. There is a fan but not a/c and during the night it is quite hot. Only cold water. There is a mosquito net but it is too short so mosquitoes get in the sleeping area. Basic breakfast with bread, jam, bananas and tea. They could provide sri Lankan breakfast if requested. It is possible to use a sort of sun bed provided at the first...

"1 night stay, the staff, dinner and restaurant were exceptional We stayed in a beach facing room which is recommended as the roadside rooms are very noisy from traffic. "

"We had a wonderful stay at the villa. For our son it was very good to have a nice pool and a beach to play in the sand with his toys. We stayed 6 Nights. It was very comfortable to have a person who is always there for you when you need sth or have questions. Malith was great and we loved him very much. He was always nice and professional. He was available the whole time and when you check in you get his mobile number and you can text him always via What's App and he responds immediately. This...

"Hotel right at the beach, very new, very clean, whith a excellent service and a exceptional staff, don’t dude to book if you are thinking to go to Weligama, they offer you and organize for you trip around area. THE BEST. Thank you very much guys, for make my time there unique.."

"Chambre bien décorée et très confortable, personnel attentif et aux petits soins, nourriture de qualité et bien préparée, bord de mer, proximité du village"

"By far the best place we've stayed in on our trip. Here's why... Really quiet location away from the street noise/pollution. Very helpful, welcoming owners that don't bother you, yet go the extra mile to help (for example when I cut my foot open from too much beach dancing!). The room had all the subtle, useful things we often need as travellers...towels that are absorbent (not tissue paper! :-)), soap, spare loo roll, a knife (I used it to peel an orange), kettle, mosquito net that is...