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Kotapola – unsere Top-Auswahl an Hotels

Sinharaja Forest Gate

Deniyaya

Yoganithi

Tägliches kontinentales Frühstück (13 USD pro Person)

The Rainforest Ecolodge

Kotapola

Roman

inkl. Steuern & Gebühren

8. Jan.–9. Jan.

Sinharaja Forest Sanctuary Hotel

Deniyaya

Familienchalet, 1 Queen-Bett, Nichtraucher | Ausblick vom Zimmer

360 Rainforest

Deniyaya

„I went to several places in Sri Lanka (the more expensive and the lesser) and I can honestly say I had the best time at this accommodation. I stayed in a tent by the river and the sounds of nature are incredible. The hotel is situated practically inside the rainforest, the owner came and picked me up in the village as the accommodation is at the end of a small path and not reachable by car (which made it even more adventurous, you’re truly going back to nature). Staff was more than kind and so ...

Anouk

Villa Republic Deniyaya

Deniyaya

inkl. Steuern & Gebühren

18. Jan.–19. Jan.

Lavenro Hotel & Resort

Deniyaya

Thomas

Comfort-Ferienhaus, Terrasse, Gartenblick

Rain Forest Vibe Sinharaja

Deniyaya

„Beautiful room and location - this guesthouse only features 1 bedroom (a minute walk away from the host's house) and is quite isolated. Perfect to spend time in silence, reading or meditating. There are a few guesthouses a couple of minutes walk and it is literally 5 minute walk from one of the entrances to the national park. The host is wonderful and is a guide himself, - his wife cooks great meals (recommended the vibe rice option).“

Andrea

inkl. Steuern & Gebühren

11. Jan.–12. Jan.

Rainforest Lodge Deniyaya

Deniyaya

inkl. Steuern & Gebühren

12. Jan.–13. Jan.

Frühstück, Mittagessen, Abendessen, lokale Küche

Rainforest Lodge

Deniyaya

Anonymer Reisender

Evergreen Villa - Sinharaja

Deniyaya

Alfredo del Campo

Tea Garden Eco Villas

Morawaka

Sinharaja Forest Edge

Deniyaya

„We came to Sinharaja NP and as nature lovers, we hoped to experience the primary rain forest and the unique birdlife. Unfortunately, the owner talked more about the potential of making billions with this prime location. After talking to a biologist staying at the hotel (who spent several days and a LOT of dollars at the hotel w/o actually being able to enter the primary rainforest/park!), and after a horrible “”night tour”” involving getting lost in the forest/banana plantation in the middle of ...