Best hotels in Moneragala
Explore Moneragala with stays near iconic landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining
Jetwing Kaduruketha
"This hotel is amazing! We loved it, the only thing to note is that it’s quite a journey from Ella (around 45 mins). I would suggest staying at Ella for 1 night or so and experiencing that, then visiting and unwinding here. The staff, food and room were all fantastic."
Kynrock Hotels & Resorts
"We had a wonderful time at this lovely hotel in Kataragama! The rooms facing the paddy field were absolutely stunning. The staff's warm welcome from the moment we arrived set the tone for a fantastic stay. They were incredibly flexible with our requests. Throughout our stay, every single staff member was friendly, welcoming, and made us feel at home. The food was delicious, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a peaceful and memorable stay in Kataragama."
Hotel Elaine
"It was a wonderful stay. Food was the best. the service is great. location is very convenient for everyone. we stayed there 2 Nights chef ROSHAN COOK US DELICIOUS western food and also sri lankan foods also availble if you wish to order.Prices are very reasonable."
Grand Tamarind Lake
"We were very disappointed with our stay at the GRAND TAMARIND TREE resort, and therefore would not recommend and would not return! The resort rooms are very basic for the high price you pay in comparison to other options, and in our opinion the resort does not provide good value for money."
Kalu's Hideaway Udawalawe
"We stayed here for 2 nights during our wonderful tour of Sri Lanka. We had a very warm welcome,with a tradition of guests lighting a brass tower with the national bird on top which was a bit of fun for us tourists. We had kind and thoughtful service from Chamaga, Thushara and Ranidu throughout our visit,from delivering an iron to our room to serving us breakfast,beers at the pool and our evening meal after an afternoon of safari. We are delighted to say we actually met Kalu himself! Better known as Sri Lanka’s national treasure cricketer Romesh Kaluwitharana! My husband and I have not been cricket fans,however his beautiful collection of memorabilia was awesome,fully on display to any guest.He was also kind enough to show his vegetable garden and butterfly garden to us personally. All vegetable from the garden are used in the hotels menu. Chef Jayahal needs a special mention, he makes all items in the menu from British,American, oriental and Sri Lankan Dishes. All made fresh with lots of organic ingredients from the garden.The versatility of this chef is unbelievable,as they taste authentic, REALLY.We tried club sandwich, oriental noodles and the spring rolls were the best I’ve ever had, even in China! His omelettes were perfect for the English visitor and the Sri Lankan curry/ multiple side dishes are a must for any traveller.My husband said it was the best prawn cocktail he had ever tasted! Bravo Jayalal 👏🏼"
Gal Oya Heritage Retreat
"A boutique new hotel with natural-style rooms, very original and simple. Beautiful. The food was excellent. The service was excellent, and everyone was friendly and helpful. We took advantage of the bushwalk, boat safari, and jeep safari. We saw a huge herd of elephants, crocodiles, birds, and many other creatures. Our guide, Anuradha, was fantastic, spoke very good English, and had a wealth of knowledge about nature. We will remember this stay with gratitude."
Hantara Udawalawa
"Hantara Udawalawe is a fantastic boutique hotel with an eco-friendly vibe, using sustainable practices and local materials. The staff was warm and attentive, making our family of 13 feel welcome. The food was delicious, especially the traditional Sri Lankan dishes. Perfect for large groups with its smart layout. Highly recommend for a relaxing, green getaway!"
Mandara Rosen Yala, Kataragama
"Whilst I’ve stayed at Mandara Rosen many times, I’ve honestly never taken the time to write a review. But this time, something felt different — and I thought it was time to finally pen my two cents. In the past, my experiences have always been lovely. The staff have been helpful, the rooms clean and well-kept, and the atmosphere calming — a perfect space to unwind after a day in Kataragama. The pool has always been a personal highlight, especially after being out in the hot sun during religious observances. It’s been a place I’ve recommended without hesitation. The food, too, has never disappointed. I remember the buffet spreads — generous, delicious, and satisfying in every sense. Something for everyone, and nothing to complain about. This time, however, was a shorter visit. I was in Kataragama briefly, with two things planned — lunch at the hotel, and arrangements for a day room so those of us traveling (a group of five) could freshen up before heading back to Colombo. I had called ahead and was informed that a day room would be provided for Rs. 15,000, which I agreed to. But once at the hotel, that offer was off the table. Instead, I was told I’d need to take two rooms — totaling Rs. 30,000 — just for a quick change and refresh. That felt unreasonable. In today’s context, where most travelers aren’t staying overnight and hotels are struggling to fill rooms, this seemed like a short-sighted way to recover costs — at the guest’s expense. I did have lunch at the restaurant, and once again the food was fantastic. Though it was à la carte this time (understandable given low occupancy), it was still flavorful and well prepared. The restaurant staff were kind and welcoming, and I appreciated their service. In the end, I went to another hotel that offered a day room at nearly one-fifth the price. A hotel of similar standard was also willing to offer one room at the same rate of Rs. 15,000, as initially promised here. Unfortunately, the only reason I didn’t go there was the distance — otherwise I would have. What saddens me is that instead of gaining business, Mandara Rosen lost it that day. All for the sake of an extra room rate. And that’s the only reason I’m giving this a 4-star rating — not for the hospitality, the setting, or the food, which remain excellent — but because it felt like the focus shifted from understanding the guest to maximizing the margin."
Mahoora - Udawalawe by Eco Team
"Highly recommended We spent two nights at Mahoora Tented Safari with a private tour guide. Solomon, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and we learned so much about nature and wildlife. Despite it being monsoon season, we were very lucky and got to see not only lots of animals but also elephants and babies. However, this should not be taken as a reflection on the quality of Mahoora Camp. The staff were extremely helpful and the food was excellent. We enjoyed every moment."
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Hotel le Green Udawalawe
"The bathroom is not separated from wet and dry, you get what you pay for"
Jungle Paradise
"ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING. This is the best place I have ever stayed. And I travel a lot. We stayed in villa 5 and it was exceptional. Very comfortable and clean. The food was amazing. The staff could not do enough for you. So helpful, friendly, arranging safari (the guide was fantatsic) and cars for us. I felt like royalty here. I cannot reccomend it enough. The location we right on a stunning jungle. I did not want to leave. Absolutely faultless stay. Would reccomend! 5 star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "
Funky Leopard Safari Lodge Bordering Yala National Park
"We stayed one night, the operators that helped carrying the luggages are nice, but it is the only thing in this place. We requested a twin bed room and it was a double bedroom. After one hour talking about the difference between two beds and one double-bed io lo room, after showing them the pics published on line that the room had to be with 2 separated beds, the offered a hostel room with mould inside next to the AC! We asked for an immediate refund, but they refused and, always after one hour, they called a lady to separate the beds and put the right bedsheets in the same room of the beginning!!!…So it was only a problem to change the bed sheets and we argued and got angry for an unuseful hour. It is not finished! We booked a private safari tour with a private guide. At 05:15 am of the day after, 15 minutes before the departure , the operator guide came and said we had a sharing safari tour with another couple and no guide. When he saw that we were extremely disappointed, the guy asked if we booked for a private tour…He had no idea of the service we requested! When we came back from the shared Safari the receptionist, a gentleman with mustaches, did not trust us, we had a private safari tour with a private guide. We got really upset because we paid $40 more per person and we did not received what we asked. They did not care about this inconvenient and did not offer us any refund as an apology. We do not recommend this structure as they seemed to be cheaters and disorganized."
Governor's Camp Udawalawe
"My family and I stayed at this charming place in Udawalawe on the banks of the beautiful Kiriibban wewa! The property has 3 chalets ( an extra bed can be added to any one of them ), a dormitory as well as camping facilities. We occupied two chalets, which were spacious enough, tastefully decorated and clean. There is an option of AC or fan. Each chalet has a large outdoor veranda with two “easy chairs” and a table. The manager Dhananjaya and his team of two; Renuka and Herath took good care of us. Dhananjaya was very accommodating and produced a most delicious last minute lunch which we ordered just hours before arrival! Renuka does the Sri Lankan and Dhananjaya does the western food. We were treated to a lovely barbecue for dinner done by him. The food is really very good. The property is situated around 8km from the park entrance. Observing the birds (aquatic and non) and watching the fishermen cast their nets on the lake whilst enjoying an early cup of coffee was rather magical. On the downside; the pathways should be better illuminated. Actually, they were not illuminated at all. The coffee sachets in the rooms are just awful! The old fashioned Nescafé would have been just fine. I would stay here again and of course recommend it to others too."
Ali Weta Safari Resort
"Very nice, very clean, very new, very friendly people and good Food. This is the Place where you want to stay After and before the Safari. Even we stayed a whole day longer just for relaxing and hanging out at the Pool. I can recommend this place and they are helpful. Manager speaks Perfect english,"
Lavendish Tamarind Lifestyle
"One of the worst hotels we have ever stayed in. The bathroom was very dirty, and the commode seat was not fixed properly or was broken. The bathroom also had a very bad smell, and when you opened the bathroom door, the smell spread into the room. The towels and pillowcases had many stain marks. We booked a family room with full board, but after lunch, they only offered dessert when we requested it. When I asked about it, they simply said they were very busy and forgot. Our room was for four people, but they had kept amenities only for two. After requesting four times, they finally arranged the items for the other two people. Dinner was good, but the breakfast was really not worth the money. Considering the price they charge, this hotel needs 100% improvement. Not recommended at all."
Yala Safari Camping
"The service is very good and the environment is average. It's just a big tent. If you want to stay in hotel facilities, don't stay. There is no hot water, no toiletries, and there will be invasion by flying insects and small geckos. It's an experience of being close to nature."
Ella Nine Peaks
"What an amazing find, such a beautiful villa with breathtaking views. The hosts are incredible, couldn’t do more for us and food was exceptional! We were welcomed, looked after and even taken to see where the food is farmed truly amazing experience! Is is a little way outside Ella so you need a vehicle, but if looking for an “off the grid” style location this is perfect!"
Mailagama Cinnamon Residence
""The staff was lovely, the food was very tasty, and both the room and bathroom were very clean. The view was great, and overall it was a very pleasant stay. We will definitely come back.""
The Den at Yala
"It was raining, so there were a lot of bugs at night. The host couple and the staff were very attentive and disinfected the room in advance. We arrived in the evening and had dinner on the spur of the moment. They even set up tables and chairs in the room. The breakfast was very rich, and there was a swing that the children loved. There were four defensive puppies who would guard downstairs and would not hurt anyone. It was safe and friendly."
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Total properties |
102 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
$119 |
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$117 |
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Trending hotel |
Grand Tamarind Lake |
Moneragala hotel FAQs
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What is the average price of a hotel in Moneragala for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Moneragala this weekend is $80 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is $232 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Moneragala this weekend typically cost $525 per night.
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How much do hotels in Moneragala cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Moneragala during weekdays is $79 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around $233 per night. If you're looking for a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Moneragala generally cost $558 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Moneragala?
Some of the best places to stay in Moneragala are near popular attractions like Udawalawe National Park, Yala National Park and Tissamaharama Raja Maha Vihara, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Moneragala near Udawalawe National Park?
Some of the top hotels in Moneragala near Udawalawe National Park include Centauria Wild (from $90), Hotel le Green Udawalawe (from $27) and Jungle Paradise (from $47), all offering easy access to Udawalawe National Park, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Which hotels are the best hotels to stay at in Moneragala?
Moneragala has many popular hotels. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Grand Tamarind Lake (from $72), Jetwing Kaduruketha (from $156) and Gal Oya Heritage Retreat (from $104) are best choices.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Moneragala?
Sihilro Regency (from $28) is pet-friendly. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Moneragala?
Plan a peaceful trip? Spa can be a wonderful experience when traveling. Jetwing Kaduruketha (from $156), Kynrock Hotels & Resorts (from $94) and Centauria Wild (from $90) provide highly rated spa services.
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What hotels in Moneragala provide swimming pools?
Grand Tamarind Lake (from $72), Jetwing Kaduruketha (from $156) and Kynrock Hotels & Resorts (from $94) are hotels with swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Moneragala have the best breakfast?
Jetwing Kaduruketha (from $156),Kynrock Hotels & Resorts (from $94) and Makini Bush Camp, Yala (from $401) offer high-quality breakfast. Enjoy your wonderful journey with delicious breakfast!
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