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Stunning piece of Colonial Architecture draped in 25 acres of lush greenery!
Stunning piece of Colonial Architecture draped in 25 acres of lush greenery!
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ベッドルーム 6 室バスルーム 3 室定員 10 名
人気の設備とサービス
- 敷地内駐車場あり
- キッチン
- バルコニー
- バルコニーまたはパティオ
- 冷蔵庫
- 禁煙
周辺ガイド
Ratnapura, SG
- ナネーシハ タポワーナ ヴィハーラPlace, ナネーシハ タポワーナ ヴィハーラ車で 16 分
- ラトゥナプラ ナショナル ミュージアムPlace, ラトゥナプラ ナショナル ミュージアム車で 17 分
- カトゥガス エラ滝Place, カトゥガス エラ滝車で 20 分
客室 & ベッド
ベッドルーム 6 室 (定員 10 名)
ベッドルーム 1
シングルベッド 2 台
ベッドルーム 2
シングルベッド 2 台
ベッドルーム 3
シングルベッド 1 台
ベッドルーム 4
シングルベッド 2 台
ベッドルーム 5
シングルベッド 1 台
ベッドルーム 6
シングルベッド 2 台
バスルーム 3 室
バスルーム 1
トイレ · シャワーのみ
バスルーム 2
トイレ · シャワーのみ
バスルーム 3
トイレ · シャワーのみ
その他のスペース
ポーチまたはベランダ
キッチン
バルコニー
この施設について
Stunning piece of Colonial Architecture draped in 25 acres of lush greenery!
William Skeen in his novel Adam’s Peak has described how ‘most hospitably’ he was entertained at the Gileemale Walawwa of Laksha Mudiyanselage Punchi Bandara during an excursion, back in 1870.
Today, this splendid Sri Lankan manor house, which once hosted the famous English photographer, William Skeen for breakfast, offers that great hospitality inherent to the DNA of their lineage to travel aficionados around the world through a hospitality experience that is hard to match.
The mansion dates back to the times of King Rajasinghe I, also known as Seethawaka Rajasinghe who ruled the country from 1581 to 1592. The legend has it that the King bestowed a youth by the name of Appu from Pagoda, Kotte the gift of the village known today as Gileemale after he successfully accomplished an open challenge to climb the Kunudiya Rock. The King also permitted Appu to bring his relatives and friends to Gileemale and thus he changed his surname to Bandara. He was also granted permission by the King to build a mansion in the area which went onto become the Gileemale Walawwa today. Opposite to the walawwa, you find the old roadway leading to Adam’s Peak known as Raja Mawatha. For generations, the Gileemale family has served as the hospitality partners for king’s men.
According to folklore, the mansion has been designed taking the flight of a bluebird as an omen. Although the ancient walawwa dilapidated; the present one was built around 150 years ago with a second floor inducted in 1911.
The more recent refurbishment had given this ancestral walawwa the ambience of an upmarket holiday home at a very minimalistic finish. Consists of two luxury suites on the upper floor, four standard bedrooms downstairs, Yoga and Relaxing Lounge in the open interior courtyard, a reading room, museum of antiques and plenty of relaxing areas decorated with archeological monuments and paintings, the property has been designed to evoke a sense of place for the guests.
The mansion also connects its visitors with a myriad of travel experiences steeped in the history and culture of the Sabaragamuwa Province as the famous Adam’s Peak, the historic Saman Devalaya, the Rankoth Viharaya known for its stone inscription, Bopath Ella and Udawalawa.
A stunning piece of colonial architecture draped in 25 acres of lush greenery, and nestled in Ratnapura in close proximity to the Sri Pada mountain range, the Gileemale Retreat has been refurbished to cleverly combine the old classic charm with modern luxury.
Apart from business travelers, the retreat provides an ideal getaway for holiday seekers as writers, agri tourists, stress relievers, artists and adventure enthusiasts as well as for lovers of nature, history and heritage alike.
Today, this splendid Sri Lankan manor house, which once hosted the famous English photographer, William Skeen for breakfast, offers that great hospitality inherent to the DNA of their lineage to travel aficionados around the world through a hospitality experience that is hard to match.
The mansion dates back to the times of King Rajasinghe I, also known as Seethawaka Rajasinghe who ruled the country from 1581 to 1592. The legend has it that the King bestowed a youth by the name of Appu from Pagoda, Kotte the gift of the village known today as Gileemale after he successfully accomplished an open challenge to climb the Kunudiya Rock. The King also permitted Appu to bring his relatives and friends to Gileemale and thus he changed his surname to Bandara. He was also granted permission by the King to build a mansion in the area which went onto become the Gileemale Walawwa today. Opposite to the walawwa, you find the old roadway leading to Adam’s Peak known as Raja Mawatha. For generations, the Gileemale family has served as the hospitality partners for king’s men.
According to folklore, the mansion has been designed taking the flight of a bluebird as an omen. Although the ancient walawwa dilapidated; the present one was built around 150 years ago with a second floor inducted in 1911.
The more recent refurbishment had given this ancestral walawwa the ambience of an upmarket holiday home at a very minimalistic finish. Consists of two luxury suites on the upper floor, four standard bedrooms downstairs, Yoga and Relaxing Lounge in the open interior courtyard, a reading room, museum of antiques and plenty of relaxing areas decorated with archeological monuments and paintings, the property has been designed to evoke a sense of place for the guests.
The mansion also connects its visitors with a myriad of travel experiences steeped in the history and culture of the Sabaragamuwa Province as the famous Adam’s Peak, the historic Saman Devalaya, the Rankoth Viharaya known for its stone inscription, Bopath Ella and Udawalawa.
A stunning piece of colonial architecture draped in 25 acres of lush greenery, and nestled in Ratnapura in close proximity to the Sri Pada mountain range, the Gileemale Retreat has been refurbished to cleverly combine the old classic charm with modern luxury.
Apart from business travelers, the retreat provides an ideal getaway for holiday seekers as writers, agri tourists, stress relievers, artists and adventure enthusiasts as well as for lovers of nature, history and heritage alike.
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施設番号 : 2386767vb
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周辺地域について
ジリーマレ
このバケーションホームは、ジリーマレの川沿いにあり、山間部に位置しています。ジャパン ピース寺院とクリスト教会ウォーレイは地域の人気スポット。地域の自然美を堪能するなら、スリランカの中央高地やカトゥガス エラ滝がおすすめです。
Ratnapura, SG
周辺情報
- ナネーシハ タポワーナ ヴィハーラ - 車で 16 分 - 12.0 km
- ラトゥナプラ ナショナル ミュージアム - 車で 17 分 - 12.7 km
- カトゥガス エラ滝 - 車で 20 分 - 12.7 km
- ボパス エッラ滝 - 車で 38 分 - 20.7 km
- ナドゥンラジャマハ寺院 - 車で 41 分 - 37.3 km
レストラン
- Corundum Family Restaurant - 車で 15 分
- Pizza Hut - 車で 15 分
- The Paasto 47 - 車で 16 分
- Palm Garden Travellers' Paradise - 車で 26 分
- KFC - 車で 15 分
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Stunning piece of Colonial Architecture draped in 25 acres of lush greenery!の宿泊料金はどのくらいですか ?
2026 年 5 月 9 日 現在、2022 年 3 月 30 日 に大人 2 名でStunning piece of Colonial Architecture draped in 25 acres of lush greenery!に 1 泊した場合の最低料金は ￥86,174 (税およびサービス料別) です。この料金は、今後 30 日間の 1 泊あたりの料金において過去 24 時間に見つかった最低料金に基づいています。料金は変更される場合があります。ご希望の日付を入力して、正確な料金をご確認ください。
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チェックイン開始は 16:00 です。
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チェックアウトは 11:00 です。
Stunning piece of Colonial Architecture draped in 25 acres of lush greenery!はどこにありますか ?
川沿いにあるこのバケーションホームは、スリランカの中央高地、ナネーシハ タポワーナ ヴィハーラ、カトゥガス エラ滝から 15 km 圏内です。ラトゥナプラ ナショナル ミュージアムまで 13.6 km です。
オーナーについて
オーナー : Ishantha Dassanayake
The Gileemale Retreat is the brainchild of the sole owner of the Walawwa, Ishantha Avinda Dassanayake who is the 6th generation member of the lineage of Punchi Bandara. Ishantha has stamped his mark on his ancestral home with a history of 300 years with the vision to build a sustainable hospitality venture that rekindles the past glory of the Sabaragamuwa culture while giving back to the environment and village community.
この宿泊施設のオーナーになった理由
Those seeking to unwind can undertake a wellness vacation at the Yoga Retreat and Ayurveda Spa to benefit from Sri Lanka’s indigenous treatments and wellness practices. Here, one can enjoy the array of authentic cuisine from the Sabaragamuwa region or detoxing juices and vegetarian dishes offered at the venue to treat the guests to a meal of natural goodness.
While tea, rubber, cinnamon, bamboo estates and the herb/ organic garden surrounding the Gileemale Retreat take the guests through an incredible agro tourism experience, the abundant birdlife at the property makes this holiday home tailor-made for bird lovers and ornithologists. The lush natural habitat surrounding the retreat is home to 75 species of land birds out of which 15 are endemic to Sri Lanka. Some of the species endemic to Sri Lanka that have been spotted at the site include: Chestnut-backed Owlet, Sri Lankan junglefowl (Gallus lafayettii) and Sri Lanka Wood Pigeon (Treron pompadora ). In the sanctuary there are also many resident birds as Changeable Hawk Eagle (Nisaetus cirrhatus), Purple Sunbird (Cinnyris asiaticus), White-rumped Munia (Lonchura striata ) and Jerdon's Leafbird (Chloropsis jerdoni) to name a few.
While tea, rubber, cinnamon, bamboo estates and the herb/ organic garden surrounding the Gileemale Retreat take the guests through an incredible agro tourism experience, the abundant birdlife at the property makes this holiday home tailor-made for bird lovers and ornithologists. The lush natural habitat surrounding the retreat is home to 75 species of land birds out of which 15 are endemic to Sri Lanka. Some of the species endemic to Sri Lanka that have been spotted at the site include: Chestnut-backed Owlet, Sri Lankan junglefowl (Gallus lafayettii) and Sri Lanka Wood Pigeon (Treron pompadora ). In the sanctuary there are also many resident birds as Changeable Hawk Eagle (Nisaetus cirrhatus), Purple Sunbird (Cinnyris asiaticus), White-rumped Munia (Lonchura striata ) and Jerdon's Leafbird (Chloropsis jerdoni) to name a few.
この宿泊施設の特徴
Apart from business travelers, the retreat provides an ideal getaway for holiday seekers as writers, agri tourists, stress relievers, artists and adventure enthusiasts as well as for lovers of nature, history and heritage alike.
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