Rock Villa – Taru Villas, Bentota

Stay 

Rock Villa features just six guestrooms. These include two Deluxe, two Superior and the Wallawwa Suite. Deluxe Rooms have a modern, beachy feel, with plenty of white timber furnishings and comfy double beds. Those wanting outdoor space can opt for the spacious Superior Rooms with sofa-studded verandas. The original two-bedroom Wallawwa Suite has a living and dining room opening out to a private veranda with garden views. All have ensuite bathrooms with hot/cold showers. 

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Rock Villa, Bentota. The two-bedroom Walauwa Suite is ideal for families and offers lots of private space, including a master bedroom with king-sized four poster beds and twin beds, a central living/dining area, a pantry, a TV corner and a long, furnished veranda with garden views. Kids under 6 stay for free.

Dine 

Dining at the Rock Villa is a casual affair with philosophy of ‘eat when and where you like’. Breakfasts range from continental fare to full English to Sri Lankan. Lunches are available all day and you will have a choice between couple of set menus for the evening meal. Expect daily changing 3-course menu of modern Chinese and Thai to western combinations, prepared with fresh seafood and local ingredients, and served in the spacious open-sided dining pavilion.

Relax 

Facilities at the Rock Villa in Bentota include a 15-metre swimming pool, surrounded with beautiful 2.5 acres of garden, fringed with coconut palms. Next to the pool is the pavilion where you can get; relaxing massages with prior notice or relax in hammock, strung between the trees in the garden. Other facilities include: a TV lounge, books and board games and complimentary Wi-Fi.

Experience 

Bentota is a small resort town known for its long Bentota Beach that stretches north. Guests at Rock Villa are well placed to explore this strip, known as Paradise Island that runs parallel to Bentota Lagoon. Coral-rich dive sites include Canoe Rock. Southeast is lakeside Lunuganga, the estate and gardens of architect Geoffrey Bawa. Venture inland to explore the rich palm-sprinkled tapestry of villages and Buddhist temples as well as the ancient Kahandavihara Temple.