Hotel a Atadahewatugoda

“This was actually our second stay at Lum as when our flights were delayed we wanted a little haven to relax and enjoy our extra time in the South. The staff here were so friendly and helpful and everything about the complex made it feel like a lovely place to stay. Fresh, spacious, clean rooms that surrounded a relaxing garden and a beautiful pool area. We ate out for most meals but also sampled the breakfast and main menu here and all the food was very tasty and beautifully presented. I would...

“Firstly the reservation hadn't been received so I had to pay for the room again and rely on a refund from Hotels.com. Nice room but very noisy with train line adjacent to the building. Location wasn't great with a 20 min walk into Ahangama and no nearby restaurant or food shops. I left one night early but no refund for the unused night from the hotel. Overall not a good experience.”

“I booked for 1 day and stayed for over two week. Great value comes with breakfast and the room and bathroom beautiful and clean. The room i stsyrd in was a beautiful surprise. The room is on the second floor in family home. Felt safe and comfortable. ”

“Friendly hosts who showed us the property and let us enjoy in peace. Stronger wifi would have been helpful, however the location and the cleanliness helped us overlook that!”

“What an amazing place to stay. The views are gorgeous and staff is friendly. You will love your stay.”

“Le nostre 3 camere erano tutte in costruzione. Alle 14, ora del check in: non c'erano letti, non c'era intonaco sui muri, erano piene di polvere, detriti di costruzione. insomma, un cantiere. abbiamo dovuto trovarci una sistemazione alternativa per la notte e poi volevano farci tornare lì il giorno seguente. la loro proposta, a pari spesa, era di andare in una pessima guest house. Dopo forti tensioni siamo riusciti a farci assegnare delle camere degne di quel nome. le condizioni igieniche sono...

“Needs to be much more customer and traveller oriented on your inside restaurant and Bar needs to be much more colourful and separate.”