Superior Double

2 guests · 1 king bed · 35 m² · Pool and garden view

The pool-view room. Thirty-five square metres, one king bed, a balcony that looks over the water.

This is the room we give couples who've driven the eighteen bends to get here. Wake to the mural of the lake above the headboard, open the balcony doors, and the pool is right there below you. In the evening the garden lights come on and the water goes glass-still.

Minibar
Pool-facing balcony
Hairdryer and toiletries
Garden views from the bath

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Superior Single

1 guest · 1 double bed · Garden view

A generous room for one, with the same balcony, the same light, and a desk by the window.

Solo travellers tell us this is where they finally slept properly. One wide bed, one deep chair, the window full of jungle. Breakfast comes to the balcony if you ask.

Work-friendly desk and chair
Hairdryer and toiletries
Single-occupancy rate

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Deluxe Double

2 guests · 1 queen bed · Garden view

Two guests, one wide bed, cane-panelled headboard, and the olive-and-white linen we are known for.

The Deluxe Double is the quiet one at the back. Timber floors, a hand-painted mural of the monks at the waterfall, and a balcony that catches the morning. Ask for it if you plan early starts to the lake.

Balcony with seating
Hairdryer and toiletries
Interconnecting on request

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Deluxe Triple

3 guests · 1 queen bed + 1 single, or 3 singles · Garden view

Three beds under one high ceiling. Built for families and friends who came for the hikes.

Our largest room by footprint. A queen and a single, or three singles if you'd rather, with room left over for the backpacks. The mural runs the full length of the wall, so nobody gets the bad side.

Flexible bed configuration
Extra storage
Hairdryer and toiletries

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Deluxe Single

1 guest · 1 single bed · Garden view

The simplest room in the house, and still a balcony, a kettle, and a wall-sized view.

Guides, writers, and people passing through on the way to Arugam Bay take this one. It is small on paper and never feels it, because the window takes up most of the wall.