Beach Hotels & Resorts in Daluwakotuwa from NZ$32

"All rooms have a sea view, interrupted only by palm trees. My delux room was huge with a massive bathroom. I loved that you can see the ocean from the shower or bathtub. Spa treatments were lovely. Staff all friendly and hard working. The road outside did not feel very safe after dark. There is a pavement but it is blocked in places by shrubs or parked vans so I had all my meals in the hotel. "

"Loved the 1960’s design. Rooms were gorgeous although we were in Room 133, and we could hear what I thought was the pool pump all night which broke our peaceful sleep. The lakeside setting is wonderful watching all the birds fly in at sunset. Overall wonderful stay and I’d definitely stay again. "

"Good all round"

"The room electronics lock was not working. The same problem during my last year stay. Disappointed "

"Hotel was fine for what we were looking for , somewhere to relax for a couple of days after our flight . Hotel is looking a bit tired likewise the rooms , beach bar is good as was breakfast . We didn’t appreciate having workmen outside our room for the duration of our stay !!!"

"Very chaotic hotel which seems over staffed with incompetent service "

"The hotel is good, it’s let down by reception staff who either struggle to understand or just don’t want to help guests. I had one bad experience trying to get a room key replaced. And heard other guests had multiple problems. "

"This was the most terrible stay. The hotel was dilapidated, and did not look safe. There were holes in the walls, construction was going on, and the bathroom was not clean. Our balcony looked over a green murky pool in the adjacent property with mosquitoes on our balcony. We did not want to sleep in the bed and slept in our clothes and did not sleep well as the power went out at least 20 times during the night. No air or electricity . We checked out the next morning ( we were supposed to stay 2 nights). The staff were friendly and obviously not their fault. Not sure if the hotel is under renovations but do not think our rooms should be inhabited at this time."