Tu alojamiento en Bentota

La habitación era grande y limpia cuando se pregunta.Personal son realmente amigable. desayuno fue un poco repetible pero agradable.en todo fue una buena estancia y justo por la playa.Podría hacer con un poco de renovación pero creo que covid golpeó mal y están luchando.

We stayed at the Thaala Bentota for 6 nights on an all inclusive basis at the end of a long but excellent tour. It’s a very modern hotel but small, with one bar and one restaurant. Staff were friendly, if slow serving, and the food was excellent. The public beach is beautiful but the hotel was nowhere near the standard of hotel we stayed in around the island. Although I don’t like writing negative reviews, there are significant hotel flaws which I wish we had had known about before booking. There are a number of reasons why we wouldn’t stay at the hotel again, mainly stemming from poor management: 1. the hotel makes it clear that it is close to a railway line and there might be some “occasional noise”. It does not make it clear that it’s very close to the station and that you are woken by the 6.00am Mail train each morning - if you manage to sleep through that there is little chance with the 6.30am train. The trains are far more numerous and noisier than expected and a major disturbance 2. the hotel is by a beautiful beach but the hotel is at pains to say that it’s a public beach and nothing to do with them. Signs and instructions on arrival make it plain that you are not allowed to take hotel towels to the beach and there are no hotel sun beds on the beach either which we were looking forward to. The hotel grounds are lovely but there’s a desperate need for new sun beds and parasols - there are currently far too few and the existing beds and mattresses need replacing as they’re in very poor condition 3. the poorly thought through business model of catering for B&B, Breakfast and half board at lunch or evening and all inclusive. As the hotel refuses to ask guests to wear coloured wrist bands you are constantly asked for your room number and have to sign for all drinks from the bar, including water and coffee. This is an incredibly slow and antiquated paper based system which makes service even more pedestrian 4. as a result of their business model numbers for lunch are often too small to open the buffet at the Breeze restaurant, so you are forced to eat instead from the very limited a la carte or snack menu in the chatters bar. We ate there three days out of 5. Due to the chaotic organisation lunch took over an hour when you just wanted to be outside and tables were very slow to be cleared 5. the all inclusive offer is limited, ending at 10.00pm, and there is no all day snack bar. Bizarrely whilst red and white wine were readily available, they refused to sell Rosé wine by the glass - instead asking you to buy a bottle for 14,200 rupees or £38! We queried the price three times and were given the same price each time. 6. Despite the pride over the architectural design there are clear flaws. The open reception area is lovely but the corridors on the upper level are dark and unfriendly with 2 deeply unattractive concrete stairways to the pool area. In addition guests with rooms to the south end have to walk through the Chatters bar after visiti

The Muse is a super cozy, inviting place with a relaxing vibe . The property is very well maintained and the staff are extremely courteous and eager to please . Key highlights of our stay were the welcome passion fruit and basil ice lollies , the scrumptious Sri Lankan curry meals with beetroot salad and other accompaniments, the egg hoppers , the salted caramel icecream…. I must add that everything on the menu was simply delicious ! The cute bags to carry your essentials around , the chillax bar/ music area between the pool and the rooms, the very useful clothes dryer outside every room and how can I forget - tea and freshly baked cake service at the beach!!! They spoil you and how ! Thank you team Muse / Nyne for a very memorable holiday stay 🙏🏻🙏🏻😀😀