Stay 

Accommodation at Santani is offered in 18 rooms, of which 16 are stand-alone Mountain View Chalets and the remaining two rooms with a common living area, set at some distance from the chalets. All are stylishly furnished and deliberately minimalist in design with no TVs to avoid distractions and increase focus. Each room extends onto a private terrace, offering stunning views over the surrounding mountains.

ChildCare 

Due to the nature of the resort, Santani, the rooms cannot be made into triples and the resort welcomes kids above the age of 12 years.

Dine 

Dining at Santani is an exquisite affair, where the all-inclusive resort experience includes a custom gourmet wellness menu. Expertly trained chefs prepare an array of natural and healthy dishes according to the guests personalised meal plan, drawing from three central themes of Detox, Ayurvedic Vegetarian and Ketogenic. The food is exceptional and all locally sourced and served in the elevated glass-walled restaurant with breathtaking views of the valley.

Relax 

Tucked into the side of a hill, Santani offers the ultimate in Ayurveda treatments. Following an assessment by Dr Sreekanth to determine your dosha, gear up for a tailored programme. Everything is covered: weight loss, anti-ageing, joint pain, exhaustion, trauma and depression. There's a thermal-salt bath that is excellent for skin conditions. There’s also a yoga and meditation pavilion as well as a 24-metre infinity pool, that is great for keeping fit during your stay. 

Experience 

In addition to spa and wellness, there is much to do at Santani. Guests can go hiking through the hills or the Knuckles Range or “Dumbara”, a barrage of intricate peaks incused by deep valleys. In the southwest is Hantane Ranger Reserve, from the top of which, Knuckles Range can be seen across the Kandy plateau all the way down to the lowlands. One day visit the cultural town of Kandy to see its Temple of the tooth and take in the wildlife of Sri Lanka at Wasgamuwa wildlife park.