Paradise Road The Tintagel
Paradise Road The Tintagel Colombo occupies a stunning heritage building that once housed prominent Sri Lankan political leaders.
A very chic and sophisticated hotel located in Colombo’s most upscale neighbourhood, Paradise Road The Tintagel Colombo occupies a stunning heritage building that once housed three prominent Sri Lankan political leaders. Inside are just ten guest suites, individual in design but all equally oozing with style. Expect romantic four-poster beds veiled in mosquito netting, Oriental chests and a subtle palette of soft whites and creams. Suites also come with private plunge pools and separate lounge areas.
Facilities at Paradise Road The Tintagel Colombo include a large library with a wonderful collection of rare books and glossy coffee table tomes. There is also a very well-equipped gym, a serene massage room and a gorgeous lap pool flanked by life-sized sculptures.
Should you wish to grab a bite, The Courtyard, adjacent to the grand lobby, is an al fresco restaurant offering delightful international dishes on its sunny patio. The Dining Room is a smart monochromatic space which serves gourmet meals with a little more formality on crisp white linen. For special occasions, Paradise Road The Tintagel Colombo also features The Private Dining Room – a beautiful art-filled space where canapes and cocktails can be enjoyed. For a quiet nightcap, head to The Red Bar, decorated with French Baroque antiques.
Location
How to get to Paradise Road The Tintagel Colombo
Paradise Road The Tintagel Colombo is approximately 35km or 40 minutes’ drive from Colombo’s Bandaranaike International Airport.
Paradise Road The Tintagel, Colombo Highlights
- A sophisticated boutique hotel in a stunning heritage building
- In Colombo’s most upscale neighbourhood
- With just ten very chic guestrooms
- Premium facilities including a gorgeous lap pool and massage room
- Excellent dining options from a courtyard cafe to a gourmet restaurant
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Paradise Road The Tintagel
Paradise Road The Tintagel Colombo occupies a stunning heritage building that once housed prominent Sri Lankan political leaders.
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Combine With: Neighbouring India, Bhutan or Nepal.
Getting There: Fly into the international airport north of Colombo, the capital.