Stay 

The Last House has just five bedrooms. The house is laid out in a horseshoe shape with two bedrooms on the upper floor of the main building and a further three located in an adjacent building beside a courtyard swimming pool. The rooms are spacious and designed in a simple uncluttered but elegant style and come with wraparound verandas. Ensuite bathrooms have an outdoor shower and bath area and one has large bathroom with a freestanding tub placed dramatically in its centre.

ChildCare 

Families with children welcome to stay at The Last House but there are no specific facilities available for children. In addition to the five rooms, there is also a smaller room available when the property is booked exclusively that can be used either for small children or a nanny. However, all rooms are spacious and can accommodate a baby cot. 

Dine 

The Last House is fully staffed with an experienced chef who created delicious Sri Lankan and Western favourites with fresh locally sourced ingredients. Meals are served in an open-air dining area overlooking the colourful pool and gardens. Room rates here include all meals but guests can also request for half- and full-board options. 

Relax 

There is a large living area in the main building of The Last House and a lovely swimming pool. An Ayurvedic massage or a yoga class can be arranged. There are plenty of spots to unwind and gaze at the view, including a stylish outdoor lounge and cushioned daybeds by the pool or you can take a leisurely stroll along the Mahawella beach. 

Experience 

Guests at the Last House are well placed to explore Sri Lanka’s southern beaches. To its west is Kudawella, with its magnificent blowhole, while to east is Rekawa lagoon, where you can visit the turtle and witness nocturnal hatchings. To the north is a Buddhist temple complex built into the mountain at Mulgirigala and further afield are Yala National Park and Bundala Bird Sanctuary. Nearby activities include fishing and snorkelling in the nearby bays and beaches.