Aman Hotel & Resort | Exclusive Amangalla | A Heritage Hideaway in Galle Fort

Step Back in Time

Nestled within the ramparts of Galle Fort heritage, Amangalla is a regal testament to Sri Lanka’s colonial past. This colonial boutique hotel is set within a 17th-century building that once served as Dutch headquarters and later a British command post. Today, it stands as a serene gateway for travelers seeking historic elegance blended with modern luxury.

Elegant Accommodations and Signature Design

Each room at Amangalla features antique furnishings, four-poster beds, soaring ceilings, and polished teak floors. The suites evoke timeless charm while offering modern touches like soaking bathtubs, air conditioning, and garden views. This seamless blend of past and present makes Amangalla a Sri Lanka luxury escape worth experiencing.

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Sub-Packages with Signature Experiences

• Cultural Immersion Walks
  Traverse hidden cobblestone streets with a local guide and explore ancient basilicas, spice warehouses, and artisan markets, ending with a tea tasting in a colonial courtyard.
  
• Spa & Ayurveda Revival
  Retreat to the Baths at Amangalla for herbal therapies, steam rooms, and oil massages inspired by centuries-old Ayurvedic tradition.
  
• Fort & Coastal Excursions
  Enjoy paddleboat tours around Galle’s ramparts or explore the tranquil waters just outside the city on traditional fishing boats.
  

Dining Rooted in Tradition

Dining Room offers an ever-changing menu crafted from local ingredients, from traditional rice and curry to high tea with freshly baked scones. Meals are served in refined colonial settings, surrounded by antiques and soft candlelight.

Extend Your Escape

While highlights heritage, the sun-soaked Amanwella on the southern coast offers a modern beachfront retreat. A twin destination pairing history with the sea.

Embrace the calm, culture, and beauty of southern Sri Lanka. Book your stay at Amangalla and discover timeless elegance in the heart of Galle.