Stay 

Stone House in Kandy has just 5 rooms and suites spread over two floors. All are individually decorated by tastefully combining Kandyan heritage with contemporary style. Each spacious room features polished hardwood floors, plush beds draped in fine linen and living room with a study table. Room amenities feature TV, DVD player and mini bar, en suite with shower or roll top baths and a private terrace. Standard rooms are set on ground floor while suites occupy first floor.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Stone House but there are no specific facilities available for children. However, some rooms are spacious enough to accommodate an extra bed and babysitting service can be arranged, upon request.

Dine 

There is no set menu or meal times at the Stone House. Guests can choose to eat where they want and when they want; in the air-conditioned dining room, in the privacy of rooms or suites, or al fresco in the tropical gardens. Breakfast is usually a mix of Sri Lankan and Western dishes, lunches are light on the palate and lantern-lit dinners are a fusion of delicious continental or Sri Lankan dishes. The inhouse bar at Stone House. serves chilled coconut juice, beer and spirits.

Relax 

For relaxation, Stone House has a beautiful infinity pool and stone deck with sun loungers. For ultimate relaxation, spa treatments can be arranged in the privacy of your own room. The Stone House library has a variety of books and offers a quiet place to relax while outside is a large private garden with plenty of space to relax or socialize. Its also perfect for morning or evening strolls when its visited by a variety of birds. Mountain bikes are available for venturing into the city.

Experience 

The historic and cultural city Kandy is blessed with natural beauty. Stone House is well placed to see all the major attractions in and around Kandy, including the Temple of the Tooth once the palace of the last King of Sri Lanka, that has an interesting architecture. Other temples such as Lankatillake and Gadaladeniya showcase Sri Lanka’s rich history and culture. Further afield are the vast Peradeniya Botanical Gardens and Udawatte Kale Royal Forest Park worth exploring.