Stay 

Chena Huts comprises of just 14 huts. All are spacious (71 sqm) and elegantly designed and furnished with king size beds draped in fine linen, wooden floors, thatched roofs and glass walls. Each hut has its own large outdoor deck with private plunge pool with sun loungers and open plan bathrooms with twin vanities and free-standing bath. In-room facilities include air conditioning, a comfortable circular sofa, desk and chair, minibar, LED TV, tea and coffee facilities.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Chena Huts but there are no specific facilities available for children. A maximum of 2 adults and 2 children under the age of 12 can share the Cabins.

Dine 

Set atop a raised platform the glass-walled Basses restaurant at the Chena Huts where all meals are served in an air-conditioned environment or al fresco on the deck. Breakfast is a mix of European and local dishes with fresh fruits, juices and an omelette station. Lunch and dinner includes fine dining set menus with a couple of European-style entree and dessert options. There’s an open-air sunken ocean-facing bar that serves a wide range of cocktails and other alcoholic drinks.

Relax 

Set in a clearing ringed by low-rise trees, Chena Huts has an outdoor heated swimming pool and guests can also bathe in the waterfall that tumbles down from above the bar. For ultimate relaxation, there is a full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials.

Experience 

Activities at the Chena Huts include a morning and evening game drive into the Yala National Park, home to leopards, sloth bears, elephants, crocodiles and numerous species of birds. Some 35km away is Bundala National Park, a major wintering ground for migratory birds. Further afield is Mirissa (2-3 hours' drive), known for whale watching or visit the nearby Kataragama, a popular Buddhist & Hindu shrine. Other activities include village walks, cycling and fishing.