Your family retreat at Jetwing Hotels
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Jetwing Yala
A property boasting over 38 acres of coastal wilderness, this hotel proves to be the perfect location for a family getaway. Guests can relax in the spacious rooms inspired by the woodlands and enjoy meals suited for every palette in the several dining spaces offered at the hotel.
This property holds a great deal of adventure fit for children and adults alike. Only a scenic 4-hour drive from the capital of Colombo, Jetwing Yala is the closest hotel to the famous Yala National Park, a natural reserve where guests can go on safari with the hotel’s resident naturalist to see leopards, elephants and other endemic species. The experiences along the serene coastline of the hotel include activities such as Jet skiing and Diving that are perfect for families to delight in together
Jetwing Lighthouse
Overlooking the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean is Jetwing Lighthouse, an iconic architectural marvel that gives Sri Lankan hospitality a whole new meaning. The hotel designed by Geoffrey Bawa is the essence of heritage with its sizable interconnecting rooms overlooking the perfectly landscaped hotel gardens, offer families ample space to sit back and relax. Jetwing Lighthouse is located in Galle, a cultural hub full of activities and experiences for guests to enjoy, be it deep sea fishing, river safaris, or whale watching. While adults relax at the Ayurvedic Spa, Jetwing Lighthouse also has an onsite tennis court and pool for children to enjoy by their own means. The hotel is also fully equipped to serve guests gastronomic delights from local cuisine to international, making it one of the ideal destinations for a holiday with the family.
Jetwing Blue
Relax, unwind and get in a tropical state of mind at Jetwing Blue. In a city bustling with life, bringing a touch of class and modern-day comforts, this beach front property is your ideal family holiday escapade. Plush coziness that emanates from the 120 rooms are all in view of the Indian Ocean and carries an ambience of elegance. This includes three spacious Family rooms with a separate sitting area that can also accommodate an extra bed or cot if necessary.
The hotel also homes two magnificent pools allowing your loved ones to soak in the sea breeze and blazing sun. What better way to call it a day than to be pampered at the in-house spa ready to indulge you with a variety of wellness treatments while the children have fun.
When it comes to cuisine, you and your family are spoilt for choice, as Jetwing Blue provides the most mouth-watering dining experiences with a number of unique settings across the property for you to choose from.
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