Green Bamboo House

4.9/5(37 Reviews)

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Sigiriya, Central Province

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₹2,204

₹1,817

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Discover the hidden gem of Sigiriya at the Green Bamboo House, where comfort and affordability meet. Conveniently located at 236 NO,T.B.thannakon mawata sigiriya., CP21120, Sri Lanka, our charming guesthouse is a peaceful oasis for every type of traveler.

Get lost in the beauty of our 3 carefully designed guestrooms, equipped with modern amenities to make your stay truly relaxing. Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and a state-of-the-art bathroom with a rejuvenating rainfall showerhead. Our daily housekeeping services ensure a stress-free experience.

But it's not just the cozy rooms that make the Green Bamboo House stand out. Our location offers easy access to the vibrant Sigiriya Museum and the ancient city of Sigiriya, perfect for exploring the rich history and culture of Sri Lanka.

And when it comes to activities, you'll be spoiled for choice. Take a trip to the famous Pidurangala Rock or discover the diverse wildlife at Minneriya National Park. Or simply enjoy the tranquil surroundings with a leisurely walk in our beautiful garden or a workout at our fitness center.

Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, we've got you covered. Our convenient amenities include dry cleaning services, 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, roundtrip airport shuttle, and free self-parking.

Indulge in delectable dishes at our in-house restaurant or savor a cozy night in with room service. And start your day off right with a complimentary continental breakfast served from 7:30 AM to 9 AM.

Book your stay at the Green Bamboo House Online and experience the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. It's more than just an affordable accommodation, it's a home away from home in the heart of Sigiriya. Don't miss out on this truly unique experience.

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02:00 PM

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10:00 AM

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24-hour front desk
Smoke-free property
Accessible parking
Bicycle rentals
Gym
Airport shuttle service

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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges.

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₹1,817

₹2,204

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+ ₹470 taxes / night

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Green Bamboo House, Sigiriya, Central Province, Sri Lanka, 21120

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Ratings & Reviews

4.9/5

37 Ratings

Lawrence Dare

5/5

02 Sep, 2023

This is an absolutely charming guest house. Very sweet hosts. Amazing breakfast. Room is comfy, cozy and clean. For the price its just incredible. Book it now.

Alpita Chavan

4/5

26 Nov, 2023

Amazing homely breakfast available. The place is good with ample parking space. Restaurants are available 2kms away. Average wifi .

Mano D C

5/5

08 Jan, 2024

very nice people, great stay, great location

P4K To

5/5

11 Jan, 2019

What a BEAUTIFUL hideaway in the middle of the forest and yet still just 15min away by bike from the center. BTW renting a bike for 400LKR/24h is probably the most fun way to get around. From the garden to the facilities, everything is very clean, nicely decorated and well maintained. Sanat’s family welcomed us with juice and the kids with playful games. There are only 2 rooms, ours was the one outside the house just few meters across the garden. There is hot shower, even though with low pressure. Relax in the porch and just enjoy! You can have your meals homemade by Sanat’s wife. We are really on a budget so we asked to prepare simple meals in the kitchen (instant noodles, eggs, toasts), which was totally fine. We came from the center by bike after sunset, already totally dark and used head torches. Make sure to remember. Road has no lights at certain parts. Locals will recommend you to avoid going around in the dark because sometimes wild elephants cross the roads (apparently mainly when it’s dark).