Cobblestone streets, dungeons, museums and gabled homes form the eclectic landscape of Galle, Sri Lanka. One of the Dutch Colonial town’s highlights is the luxurious Jetwing Lighthouse, a notable work by Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa. Wine Spectator has recognized the resort’s Cardamom Café for its list of curated wines and earlier this summer the property was the setting for a master class and tasting of nine Grand Crus 2005 wines.
The family-owned hotel comprises 85 guestrooms and themed suites with touches including polished teak, Moorish designs, marble Jacuzzi tubs, jade green window glass and hints of Dutch heritage. Outside, a wide beach fronts the Indian Ocean, while inside attractions include a full-service spa with authentic Ayurvedic therapies. Customized three- and five-day spa getaway programs can be arranged upon request. Extensive business amenities also make the hotel a great destination for meetings and small conferences. The grand Eddystone Hall ballroom can seat up to 250 guests.
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