"We enjoyed our stay at Ging Oya Lodge. The hotel is lovely with spacious rooms, and the staff were attentive. However, we were quite disappointed with the dinner, which offered only moderate value for money"
"Lovely staff could not do more. Check parties before arrival- I could not sleep past midnight one evening due to party. Room does not include breakfast which seems a little mean as it can be bought for 3-4 dollars at restaurant.
Recommended."
"Staff was friendly & welcoming, property needs improvement. It was slippery when raining due to leaking roof way to the room , Room itself cleaned. Apart from there was a spit on the wall ( phlegm ) No television, there was a plug it was a electrical hazard exposed wire, no toiletries . View from the room lovely see front. Can get a cheap tuktuk to the town. "
"Am 60 yrs old, have about 4 holidays a year, 1st time Sri Lanka and i am saying this Hotel is absolutely brilliant, food, staff, comfort, pool everything is just great."
"Ok - where do I start!
The “rooms” where not ready when we arrived- no one was expecting us in fact, I spoke to the lovely lady who owned the place and she explained that her rooms where usually pay by the hour (ugh). We had no choice but to stay here - one of the rooms had no lock and another had no bed! This was soon rectified but not to a satisfaction we would expect.
There where no televisions in the rooms, no fridges (not even a plug socket!) one room didn’t even have bedding!...
"Such a bad experience! Horrible service and rude staff. The lady in the front desk would not let us check in, claiming that she didn’t have our reservation even do we had already paid.
I do not recommend this place!
Wrong address and phone number
And I still haven’t received my money back."
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Fishermen haul their colourful boats onto Chilaw's golden beaches where you can sample fresh seafood at local markets. Explore the ornate Munneswaram Temple complex with its ancient shrines and join locals during vibrant Pongal festival celebrations.
The hottest months are usually March and April, with an average temperature of 28°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 26°C. The rainiest months in Chilaw are October, May, November and June, with each month seeing an average of 353 mm of rainfall.
