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Safe & Secure Certified Level 1 Hotels by the Sri Lanka Tourism SAFE & SECURE CERTIFIED LEVEL 1 HOTELS As at 14th January 2021 Published by Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority No. Name District Category Hotel Website 1 Amaya Beach Batticaloa 4 Star [email protected]/[email protected] 2 Amaya Lake Matale 4 Star [email protected] 3 Amethyst Resort Batticaloa Tourist Hotel [email protected]/[email protected] 4 Ananthara Kaluthara Resort Kalutara 5 Star [email protected] / [email protected] 5 Ananthara Peace Heaven Resort Hambantota 5 Star [email protected] (Not sure this is GM email) 6 Ani Villas Dickwella Matara Tourist Hotel [email protected] 7 Ayurveda Paragon Galle Tourist Hotel [email protected] 8 Cape Weligama Matara Boutique Hotel [email protected] 9 Castlereagh Bungalow Nuwara Eliya Boutique Villa [email protected] 10 Cinnamon Benthota Beach Galle 4 Star [email protected] 11 Cinnamon Bey Kalutara 5 Star 12 Citrus Hikkaduwa Galle Tourist Hotel [email protected] 13 Connected Dreams Galle Bungalow [email protected] 14 Coral Sands Hotel Galle Tourist Hotel [email protected] 15 Dunkeld Bungalow Nuwara Eliya Boutique Villa [email protected] 16 Haritha Villas + Spa Galle Guest House [email protected] 17 Heritance Ahungalla Galle 5 Star [email protected] 18 Heritance Negambo Gampaha 5 Star [email protected]/[email protected] 19 Hibiscus Beach Hotel Kalutara 1 Star [email protected] 20 Insight Resort Ahangama. Galle Tourist Hotel [email protected] 21 Jetwing Lagoon Gampaha Tourist Hotel [email protected] 22 Jetwing Lake Matale 4 Star [email protected] 23 Kahanda Kanda Galle Boutique Villa [email protected] 24 KK Beach Hotel Galle Guest House [email protected] 25 Langdale Resort and Spa Nuwara Eliya Boutique Hotel [email protected]/[email protected] 26 Lanka Princess Hotel Kalutara Tourist Hotel [email protected]/[email protected] 27 ME Colombo Colombo Tourist Hotel [email protected] 28 Mermaid Hotel and Club Kalutara 2 Star [email protected]/[email protected] 29 Mosvold Lanka Villas (Pvt) Ltd Galle Guest House [email protected] 30 Mountbatten Bungalow Kandy Tourist Hotel [email protected] 31 Norwood Bungalow Nuwara Eliya Boutique Villa [email protected] 32 Oliphant Bunglow Nuwara Eliya Boutique Villa [email protected]/[email protected] 33 Riff Hikkaduwa Galle Tourist Hotel [email protected] 34 Santani Wellness Resort and spa Kandy Guest House [email protected] / [email protected] 35 Sen Wellness Sanctuary Hambantota Guest House [email protected] 36 Shamaz Galle Galle Guest House [email protected] 37 Siddhalepa Ayurveda Health Resort Kalutara Tourist Hotel [email protected] 38 Sri Sharavi Beach Villas & Spa Matara Guest House [email protected] 39 Summerville Bungalow Nuwara Eliya Boutique Villa [email protected] 40 Taj Bentota Resort & Spa Galle 5 Star [email protected] 41 Tangerine Beach Hotels PLC Kalutara 3 Star [email protected] 42 The Argyle Nuwara Eliya Tourist Hotel [email protected] 43 The Fortress Resort and Spa Galle Boutique Hotel [email protected] 44 The Habitat Kosgoda by Asia Leisure Galle Boutique Hotel [email protected] 45 The Sandhya Galle Guest House [email protected] 46 Tienstin Bungalow Nuwara Eliya Boutique Villa [email protected] 47 Trinco Blu by Cinnamon Trincomalee 4 Star [email protected] 48 Turyaa Kalutara Kalutara Tourist Hotel [email protected]/[email protected] 49 UTMT Resort (PVT) Ltd Matara Tourist Hotel [email protected] 50 Weligama Escapes (Pvt) Ltd. Matara Guest House 51 Why House Galle Boutique Villa [email protected] 52 Wild Coast Lodge Hambantota Boutique Hotel [email protected].
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