Jetwing Hotels, Sri Lanka, has unveiled its latest luxury offering, Jetwing Wahawa Walauwa, a meticulously restored boutique villa in Rambukkana. Originally built in the 1870s as a grand residential mansion, this all-suite villa combines historical elegance with modern comforts. The term “walauwa,” meaning “large house,” reflects its aristocratic heritage, evident in its grand entrance, intricate woodwork, and exquisite art. Nestled within a lush coconut plantation, the villa features six suites, including four grand suites, each adorned with traditional Sri Lankan craftsmanship and contemporary amenities like four-poster beds and luxurious bathtubs. Guests can enjoy personalized service with a dedicated butler, ensuring a seamless and indulgent stay.
Dining at Jetwing Wahawa Walauwa is a gourmet experience, with options to savor meals in the elegant open-style dining hall overlooking the pool and gardens or in the privacy of their suites. The property also boasts beautifully landscaped gardens, a large swimming pool, and opportunities to observe endemic birds, making it an ideal retreat for relaxation and authentic country charm.
Located in Sri Lanka’s Sabaragamuwa Province, Rambukkana is a gateway to scenic hikes, ancient temples like Balana Fort, and immersive cultural experiences in local villages. The nearby train ride from Rambukkana to Kadugannawa offers breathtaking views of Bible Rock and the surrounding valley.
With over 50 years of expertise, Jetwing Hotels continues to pioneer sustainable and responsible tourism, offering unique experiences that celebrate Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage and natural beauty. Jetwing Wahawa Walauwa is a testament to this legacy, blending history, luxury, and sustainability for an unforgettable stay.
