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The
raban drum heralds your
arrival. Four older women, flashing beautiful Sri Lankan smiles,
encircle a large barrel drum where they pound out a hearty
rhythm. Flowing white vesak
lanterns hang from the high ceilings of the open air lobby.
Meander down a forested path to discover your villa, or continue
to the Warichchi Village and begin a weeklong journey in the
Ayurvedic Spa.
Accommodation:
Suite
Room :In the spacious and fully
supplied bathroom, discover a luxuriously large bathtub, as well
as an outdoor plunge pool with Jacuzzi nozzles for the ultimate
relaxing indulgence.
In addition to the satellite-enabled plasma TV, the Lake Suite
also includes a wide range of other amenities, such as a digital
safe, broadband internet, international direct dialling (IDD),
and a mini-home theatre system, all tastefully blended with the
suite’s elegant and authentic decor.
Deluxe
Chalets :Out of 106 eco-friendly
chalets at Amaya Lake, 23 are specially outfitted as Deluxe
Chalets, designed for the nature lover who doesn’t want to
sacrifice luxury. These chalets include all of the culturally
authentic design details of the regular chalets, such as the
front terrace with the traditional long seat or a tree-trunk
column supporting the red-tiled roof. In addition, the Deluxe
Chalets feature a satellite TV offering international channels
including BBC, CNN, Star Sports, Cinemax, HBO and ESPN. The
spacious bathrooms are also supplied with sensuous luxury
amenities to enhance your relaxation and comfort.
Club Lodge
:Four adjoining villas accommodate guests seeking a luxurious
space of their own. Spacious. High wooden ceilings. Contemporary
décor, with architecture inspired by the local area, and
furnishings in elegant dark wood panelling. Plasma screen
televisions for modern luxury.
Chalets :
Set on 12 hectares bordering Kandalama Lake . Paths wind through
the natural forested grounds, with 92 Sri Lankan villas
scattered amongst the trees. A terrace fronts each villa, with a
traditional long seat moulded into the patio. Enjoy the view as
you sit next to a tree-trunk column supporting the red-tiled
roof.
A full-size image of King
Kasyapa, in the region’s local painting style, graces the door.
Inside, find more examples of local artistry – wall sculptures
and murals. A moulded sofa, with comfortable cushions allows you
to relax in the sitting area, while steps lead to a slightly
raised bedroom area and a spacious bathroom.
Two-and four-unit chalets
(double and quadrapule villas connected through a common
passageway with separate entrances) are available for families
and interested groups.
Design & Architecture.The
culture of central Sri Lanka. A village lifestyle for guests who
seek an experience found nowhere else. Eleven traditional-style
dwellings face a central pond. Like an authentic village, houses
face inwards towards each other, expressing the notion that
inner appearance and ties within the village are more important
than the outside world.
Nearby, the Ayurvedic Spa and Wewe
Kade Ayurvedic restaurant complement the indigenous experience.
Each house is unique in design and possesses its own name, for
example, Kalundewa Gedera – House at the Water Tank of the
Village of Black Bamboo.
Facilities :Tennis
and badminton. The cricket pitch. Volleyball. Children’s
playground. A centrally located swimming pool. Shops. Nature
trails. Ayurvedic Spa. A yoga ashrama, situated at the lake’s
edge. Wi-fi access for wireless web surfing in the location of
your choice – by the pool, en-suite, or the shade of the forest.
Relax. Energise. Work out. Chill out. Massage therapy. Retail
therapy. Enjoy a variety of on-site facilities to suit your
holiday style.
Dinning:
*Open Air
Restaurant
*Open Air Bar
*Wewe Kade Ayurvedic Restaurant
*Nightly Herbal Drinks
*Special Events
Ayurvedic Spa:
Cross through the entrance and
find yourself in an open air courtyard. Thatched roofs top
wattle and daub dwellings. Antique kohomba wooden pillars and
200-year-old medicine cupboards grace the consultation area.
Baskets of drying Ayurvedic herbs sit immersed in the sun or
tucked away in the shade. Incense and oil lamps burn by the
statue of Sri Dhanvantari, the patron deity of Ayurveda.
ROOM VIEW

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