Tamarind Hill Galle

With the luxury of space to feature a fine selection of colonial furniture in ten Crayford Rooms, it is still the four poster bed that takes center stage here. A towering almirah, a classic What-Not and a lounge area with a Queen Ann table all add de

ep character. Bathrooms are a statement of their own –immense, with luxury fittings and amenities.

Famed to have been the rooms of the very Admiral for whom this home was built and the Captain of his fleet, these suites are extravagant and express more than a touch of arrogance. Great collectibles sit here. The liyanna almirah with its multitude o

f drawers owned only by those with great penmanship and the petagama, large chests used for safe keeping of valuables are most note worthy. Outside is a private balcony beneath a sloping wooden ceiling held up proudly by dominant pillars. The bathrooms of the suites epitomize the opulent lifestyle on this time - a clawfoot bathtub and an elaborate vanity counter all spell indulgence.

With the luxury of space to feature a fine selection of colonial furniture in ten Crayford Rooms, it is still the four poster bed that takes center stage here. A towering almirah, a classic What-Not and a lounge area with a Queen Ann table all add de

ep character. Bathrooms are a statement of their own –immense, with luxury fittings and amenities.

Famed to have been the rooms of the very Admiral for whom this home was built and the Captain of his fleet, these suites are extravagant and express more than a touch of arrogance. Great collectibles sit here. The liyanna almirah with its multitude o

f drawers owned only by those with great penmanship and the petagama, large chests used for safe keeping of valuables are most note worthy. Outside is a private balcony beneath a sloping wooden ceiling held up proudly by dominant pillars. The bathrooms of the suites epitomize the opulent lifestyle on this time - a clawfoot bathtub and an elaborate vanity counter all spell indulgence.

With the luxury of space to feature a fine selection of colonial furniture in ten Crayford Rooms, it is still the four poster bed that takes center stage here. A towering almirah, a classic What-Not and a lounge area with a Queen Ann table all add de

ep character. Bathrooms are a statement of their own –immense, with luxury fittings and amenities.

Famed to have been the rooms of the very Admiral for whom this home was built and the Captain of his fleet, these suites are extravagant and express more than a touch of arrogance. Great collectibles sit here. The liyanna almirah with its multitude o

f drawers owned only by those with great penmanship and the petagama, large chests used for safe keeping of valuables are most note worthy. Outside is a private balcony beneath a sloping wooden ceiling held up proudly by dominant pillars. The bathrooms of the suites epitomize the opulent lifestyle on this time - a clawfoot bathtub and an elaborate vanity counter all spell indulgence.