“Come and experience the wonders of Sigiriya with us and see why our visitors say – Sigiriya King’s Resort is pure magic!”
An Inviting Escape
Sigiriya King’s Resort is more than a romantic eco-hotel on the lakeshore of ancient Halmilla Lake. It is inspired by the view of Sigiriya rock – Lion rock and Pidurangala ancient monastery rock, exclusively nestled in its own nature reserve.
While you are here, you will be able to enjoy a magnificent landscape made of tranquility, unspoiled nature and mountain views in which to lose oneself.
We are happy to announce that Sigiriya King’s Resort is one of the leading authentic luxury destinations to receive the ‘Level 1 - Safe & Secure’ compliance certification awarded by the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA).
We also help arrange airport transfers to our hotel and special tours around Sri Lanka during your holiday. Contact us to learn more.
“We’ve had a wonderful stay at Sigiriya King’s Resort, a hidden paradise in Sri Lanka. We have stayed there for three nights and the owner and his staff let us feel so welcome. The birds and other animals are right in your backyard and the variety of species is enormous. We even saw some loris, civets, elephants and hornbills. Besides that you can visit Pidurangala and Lion’s rock, both worth a visit. We definitely will come back!”
“The hotel has the best view of Sigiriya, facing both rocks. It has great facilities, big pool and the rooms are big and decorated with great taste. The staff and the owners are very nice and helpful, food is delicious and with a great range of products. Instead of staying 1 night, we extended our stay to 4 nights!”
“We absolutely loved our stay here at Sigiriya Kings Resort! Everything was perfect - how close it was to Pidurangala Rock (walking distance!) and Sigiriya Rock, how lovely and attentive the staff were, and how yummy the food was! If you’re thinking of going to Sigiriya this is the perfect place to stay. Thanks to the team for making our time here so special!”
We can't wait to see you.
