Chaaya Wild Yala Hotel

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4 Stars

Yala Village P.O.Box 01, Kirinda Tissa maharama

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Rating criteria	Rating
Cleanliness	5.0
Facilities	4.0
Service	4.0
Location	5.0
Pricing	5.0
Overall	4.6

Like a well-disguised tree with thirsty widespread roots reaching far and wide to drink from the closest brook, Chaaya Village Habarana lies sprawled across 27 acres of luxuriant land bordering a stunning lake. Habarana is situated 176 km from Colombo in the heart of Sri Lanka's cultural triangle and is part of the Anuradhapura District. The hotel's cozy cottages, inspired by the typical thatched roof huts found locally, lie in clusters with low roofs and brownish yellow exteriors. The paint used is specially mixed with mud, in true native fashion, to ensure the facade is in harmony with nature.

Check-in Time: 8:00 AM

Check-out Time: 8:00 AM

Getting there:
Rail or Bus

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Car parking:
Ample Car Park

Child Policy:
3-12 years sharing with 2 adults 50% of applicable meal rates & under 3 years FOC

Hotel Facilities

Airport Transfer
Baby Sitting Service
Children's Swimming Pool
Conference Facilities
Gift Shop
Internet Access - High Speed
Laundry Facilities
Laundry Services
Parking Facilities
Reception
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Swimming Pool - Outdoor

Chaaya Wild Yala Hotel Guest Reviews

4.6 out of 5

Excellent location to start your Yala safari bieing close to the park entrance and on the coast. Cabins are air conditioned and has hot and cold water, a fridge, television and there is a hotel pool. You can arrange for a full or half day safaris with the hotel or with one of the many independent jeep operators. Hit and miss whether you will see any leopards. Our first day had 3 sighting of leopards, 6 leopards altogether, lots of elephants, spotted deers, wild hogs and many variety of birds. However, our second day safari we saw no leopards, only a few elephants and a few spotted deer and wild hog, but we did manage to find a jackal at the end of the safari. Food is good, you can go a la carte or for US$20 you can have the buffet which serves Sri Lankan and western food. A walk along the beach is recommended, but swimming is not recommended because of the strong currents. A dip in one of the shallow rock pools can be fun, but not recommended for children.

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