Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort
Hotel · Tangalle ·
Secluded beachfront resort with Ayurvedic spa, cooking classes, villas
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Goyambokka Estate, Tangalle 82200, Sri Lanka Get directions
Secluded beachfront resort with Ayurvedic spa, cooking classes, villas
Goyambokka Estate, Tangalle 82200, Sri Lanka Get directions
"A beach town with luxury accommodations and private culinary experiences, offering a mix of international and local cuisine." - Zinara Rathnayake
"Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort is set on a former coconut plantation and offers an expansive five-star option along Sri Lanka’s southern coast." - Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty is a writer who specializes in covering destinations, resorts, and cruises for Travel + Leisure and other publications. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A five-day, Ayurveda-informed sleep program beginning with a consultation with the resort’s resident Ayurveda doctor to create a personalized plan for sleep habits, diet and exercise; offerings include nature walks, personalized yoga sessions, a range of spa treatments (from massages to acupuncture) and a nightly technology blackout. Evenings feature a Slumber Guru ritual — such as an aromatherapy bath — intended to help guests wind down without electronic distractions." - Bailey Berg
"A secluded stretch of beach on the southernmost coast of Sri Lanka is just one of the smart draws of this 152-room resort, where the sound of the ocean is louder than patrons’ chatter. The respect for Ceylonese traditions involves a traditional high-tea served with single estate brews from the highlands, and generous accompaniments of expected scones and artisanal jams. You’d be wise to stay in the two-bedroom pool villa, which has a wine humidor, a butler pantry, and bicycles to use for as long as you’d like. An ancient therapy-based spa treatment followed by an extra chilled superfood wellness juice is just the antidote for heat-searing days." - Betsy Blumenthal
"A secluded stretch of beach on the southernmost coast of Sri Lanka is just one of the smart draws of this 152-room resort, where the sound of the ocean is louder than patrons’ chatter. The respect for Ceylonese traditions involves a traditional high-tea served with single estate brews from the highlands, and generous accompaniments of expected scones and artisanal jams. You’d be wise to stay in the two-bedroom pool villa, which has a wine humidor, a butler pantry, and bicycles to use for as long as you’d like. An ancient therapy-based spa treatment followed by an extra chilled superfood wellness juice is just the antidote for heat-searing days." - CNT Editors, Betsy Blumenthal
