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Saman Villas was the first luxury boutique hotel to open in Sri Lanka in 1995 and the first hotel to open a Spa in 1998. In 2004, the entire hotel was upgraded and a new all-suite luxury garden Spa was introduced. |
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From the inception our policy has been to continuously improve the products, services and facilities. Today, it has helped us to retain our position as one of best boutique hotel, even after newer boutique hotels opening in Sri Lanka recently. |
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Saman Villas Refurbishment & Upgrading
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Saman Villas will close on 22nd April 2010 and will re-open for business on 15th August 2010 with a new look and feel. The enhancements will enable us to offer an improved product to our guests.
The major modifications will be to the guest rooms and toilets in all suites. All guest rooms will offer improved comfort levels while two suites will be converted to twins. The toilets will offer a new concept with complete change of fittings with a floating bath tub and shower tray; simply a guest wash room and toilet like no other.
Most public areas will be revamped, where roofing, flooring, furniture and fixtures will be changed. The entrance and reception area ponds will undergo a complete change, a more visually appealing effect with crystal clear water.
Several other improvements, as well as maintenance work, will be carried out in order to add value to the product.
With the enhanced comfort levels and visual appearance, we will be able to satisfy our customers even more.
Await the opening on 15th August 2010
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Selected as the "Best Boutique Hotel" in Sri Lanka for the Third Consecutive Year
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As the "Best Boutique Hotel" for the third consecutive year at the Presidential Awards for Travel & Tourism excellence. The awards are aimed at recognizing and rewarding excellence among stakeholders and also with hopes of encouraging an even greater contribution in the future, and thus, ensuring the sustainable development of the tourism industry.
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Energy Saving Air-Conditioners
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An invertor type low energy air conditioner was installed in December 2006. A more advanced unit with additional energy saving features has been ordered and is expected in December 2007. The more efficient unit will be installed in all guest rooms in May/June 2008. Estimated cost is Rs. 7 million.
The comfort level will be improved by reducing the noise level to 26dB (half the present level) and substantially minimizing temperature variation. Electrical energy consumption will be reduced by over 30%. The bulk of electrical energy in Sri Lanka is produced from fossil fuels and the new air conditioners will therefore help to reduce atmospheric pollution and the green house effect. |
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First Ever Chemical-Free Swimming Pool in Sri Lanka
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A chemical-free water treatment system was installed in the Grand Deluxe Suite Swimming Pool, in October 2007. This unit ionizes the water eliminating chlorine and keeping it free from bacteria. For added safety, ionized water is UV treated. Chlorine free water prevents skin and eye irritation, stickiness, unpleasant chlorine odor and above all, you feel refreshed after a swim. Guests who have been occupying this suite have commented positively and agreed to the above.
The system will have to pass our stringent bacteriological standards before it can be installed in the balance 9 private pools. |
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Three separate fine dining a la carte menus are now available, offering European, Asian and Vegetarian cuisine and a comprehensive wine list to savor all cuisines. The new wine list is available in two categories; one by country and for the connoisseur by grape variety. In addition, there are eight different wine varieties offered 'by the glass'.
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