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Unawatuna’s Top Tourist Hotspot at Villa Sepalika

Villa Sepalika is one of Unawatuna’s best Colonial-era homes. Probably, the most noteworthy feature is intricately carved window frames that allow sunlight to enter the room. Persian rugs and warm wooden floors create an intimate, cozy ambience. In addition, each room features air-conditioning, king-sized beds, and handmade traditional Sri Lankan Colonial-style furniture. As well each has a roughly-hewn stone-built en-suite bathroom.

Each of the three bedrooms has its own colour feature wall. The first bedroom is teal, with matching bed throw and ensuite towels. A burnt orange feature wall in the second luxury bedroom matches poolside umbrellas, scatter cushions and bed accessories. The last bedroom features a royal purple wall which highlights the timber furniture, white mosquito nets and hand-carved timber work. Overall, the flow of colour in a Colonial villa is unique in the Southern Province around Galle.

The bathrooms’ colonial-style windows create a rustic ambience from the sneak-peak of visible forest greenery. Added to this, the shower facilities and coloured towels which blend into space, each ensuite feels like an extension of the sleeping quarters.

Colonial Style With Easy Beach Access

The Villa Sepalika seems to quietly rest on large, freshly manicured lawns. Furthermore, the garden lawns boast a sprawling 16 by 10 metered private pool.  Under the central pavilion, you will find multiple alfresco seating arrangements. What’s more, teal coloured sun lounges contrasting against orange umbrellas line the perimeter of the pool. Daybeds provide additional relaxation zones under the golden sunshine of Sri Lanka.

The interiors of the villa match the colonial-architecture, it sees a vintage wood-embellished kitchen. Consequently, a formal dining table that nestles in the space matches the rich-wood tones of the room. A set of plush orange couches and intricately chiselled window-frames adorn the space. Finally, roughly-hewn framed walls and abstract artworks including strategically placed stone sculptures.

An open-planned patio sees a spacious stone-built lot that nestles two hammocks. This is a perfect alfresco dining area and a set of rattan-woven sofas. Natural daylight and the rustic-bulbs beneath provide day and night ambience under the thatched roof. The large size of this area makes it an ideal Yoga space by simply moving furniture. Above all, vibrant rugs are placed under grandeur furniture to bring a pop of colour!

Villa Sepalika’s warm welcoming housekeeping staff ensure your holiday accommodation is always impeccably maintained.  As well as this, the Villa has a private chef, personal driver, pool attendants, multimedia technician, gardeners and security. If needed, babysitting services or a well-deserved massage this is available onsite. Also available are laundry facilities, airport pick-up and scooter rentals. Extras attract a fee-for-service.

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