Stay 

Samudra House has just two large bedrooms. The two rooms, set next to each other are elegantly furnished with antique-style four-poster beds, huge hardwood wardrobes, polished concrete floors and studded with antique artefacts. Ensuite bathrooms are equally spacious and lavish in style with twin vanities and sky-lit showers. There is also a small ensuite single bedroom (non-AC) which can be used teenager/nanny room. All rooms are air-conditioned and lookout towards the ocean. 

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Samudra House but there are no specific facilities available for children. However, babysitting can be arranged, upon request.

Dine 

Dining at Samudra House is flexible and guests can decide to eat when and where they like. You can choose to eat out in Galle Fort or at one of the nearby restaurants, or dine in and enjoy the comfort of your villa. There is a team of dedicated staff including a chef who will liaise with you about your choice and will buy the ingredients for your meals based on your likes and dislikes. You can choose to cook yourself, or let the chef cook up a mix of Western and Sri Lankan dishes.

Relax 

Facilities at the Samudra House includes Infinity pool with sun loungers and surrounded by manicured lawns and coconut palms. The staff at Samudra House can organise for a trained therapist to provide you with a relaxing massage. Guests can walk to the beach, which can be rough but there are places to swim nearby. 

Experience 

The wide sandy Koggala Beach is utilized by several of the marine turtles for laying their eggs. Guests at Samudra House can walk down to the nearby Sea Turtle Farm & Hatchery, where you can see the endangered Hawksbill turtle, amongst others. The coast is also known for its whale watching, which can be seen on half day excursions. For a bit of history, visit the 17th-century Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and take a fascinating tour of the Handunugoda Tea Factory.