Welcome to Nil Diya Beach Resort

Welcome to Nildiya Beach resort , which is located just off 5 kilometers from hustle and bustle of matara town. But , Beach cove offers a quite , secluded gateway that provides the perfect location for your vacation .

Beautiful beaches , which has breathtaking sceneries , are wide spread in our area where you can enjoy a lot with many recreations specially with surfing which will give a remarkable experience in Sri lanka .

Nildiya beach resort has enchanting restaurants , Magnificent chandeliers, seafaring memorabilia and a relaxing sea view to wind away the hours. The majority of the hotels spacious bedrooms have a high standard and have a high speed WiFi facilities .

Picture yourself in a wonderful Polhengoda hotel enjoying panoramic views over the Solent and here you have the nildiya beach resort .

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Rooms & Facilities

galle hotels sri lanka - Luxury Room Service in Matara Hotel

SUPER DELUXE ROOMS

Private bathroom, Beds: 1 single bed, 1 double bed. All air-conditioned rooms include a seating area to relax in after a busy day. Lake view. Near the pool.Each room has a private bathroom fitted with a shower. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hair dryer. It can accommodate 3 guests...

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galle hotels sri lanka - Special Room Service in Matara Hotel

GARDEN VIEW TPL ROOMS

More Space, one double bed 1 SGL , safe box, mini bar. desk, telephone, hot water, free Wi-Fi access. Full bathrooms with shower and etc, amenities and mirror. Room facilities: Garden view, Telephone, Satellite Channels, Safety Deposit Box, Air Conditioning, Desk and etc...

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galle hotels sri lanka - Family Room Service in Matara Hotel

FAMILY DELUXE ROOMS

Family Room is spacious enough for the whole family to enjoy in your journy. Feel the comfortable with your family...

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Client Testimonials

"Fantastic place"

The design of the hotel is brilliant - everything seems to be well thought through – but what makes this place stand out well above any other places we stayed in Sri Lanka is the customer service. It is personal, genuine and exemplary, and we sensed it was consistent amongst all the guests. Pro’s: Really well-managed hotel, well maintained property, AMAZING customer service, very friendly and helpful staff, beautiful garden, excellent room & bathroom, nice patio with river views, nice pool with Jacuzzi, fantastic massage & steam bath, interesting wildlife in the garden (monitor lizards, birds and dragonflies), very peaceful setting, good food (go for the local options)..
~ Booking.com - by Ulla

"Best hotel to stay in at Matara"

Super good food. Good Service. Facilities well maintained. And value for money.
~ Booking.com - by Yiong

Restaurant

Bar

Swimming Pool

Polhena Beach

Restaurant

The Coffee Lounge ingeniously blends minimalist style with the stately elegance of a heritage building. Complemented by plenty of natural light in the day and mood lighting in the evenings, the restaurant is a picture of intimate elegance. Gives you a tasty experience...

Ali Beach Resort takes great pride in the hotel restaurants and bars. With a simple attitude of offering patrons a rewarding social and dining experience.

Always offering a warm welcome, the Ali Beach Resort restaurants and bars have a casual yet classy attitude to service and ambience

Things to do in Galle

Stilt Fishing

Stilt fishing is a method of fishing unique to the island country of Sri Lanka, located off the coast of India in the Indian Ocean. The fishermen sit on a cross bar called a petta tied to a vertical pole and driven into the sand a few meters offshore. From this high position, the fishermen casts his line, and waits until a fish comes along to be caught. Although the approach looks primitive and ancient, stilt fishing is actually a recent tradition.

The practice is believed to have started during World War II when food shortages and overcrowded fishing spots prompted some clever men to try fishing on the water.

At first they started fishing from wrecks of capsized ships and downed aircraft, then some began erecting their stilts in coral reefs. The skills were then passed on to at least two generations of fishermen living along a 30 km stretch of southern shore between the towns of Unawatuna and Weligama.