Gin Ganga House is a charming riverside retreat in Galle, Sri Lanka, offering a perfect blend of comfort and tranquility. Nestled by the serene Gin Ganga River, the property features tastefully designed rooms with modern amenities and lush garden views. Guests can enjoy delicious Sri Lankan and international cuisine, unwind at the bar or library, and indulge in rejuvenating massages. With easy access to Galle Fort, beaches, and wildlife excursions, it’s an ideal base for relaxation and exploration.
Location:
Gin Ganga House is a charming homestay located at 250 Colombo Road, Mahamodera, Galle, Southern Province, Sri Lanka. Nestled by the tranquil Gin Ganga River, the property offers serene surroundings and proximity to some of Galle's most popular attractions. It's conveniently situated just a short drive from the iconic Galle Fort and the bustling beaches of the Southern Coast.
Accommodation:
The property features a variety of well-appointed rooms designed for comfort and relaxation. Each room is tastefully decorated with a blend of traditional Sri Lankan and modern styles. Amenities include:
Air conditioning
En-suite bathrooms
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Views of the river or lush gardens
Private balconies or patios in select rooms
Facilities:
Gin Ganga House caters to both leisure and business travelers with an array of facilities, including:
Parking: On-site parking is available for guests.
Dining: A restaurant serving Sri Lankan and international cuisine, with an emphasis on fresh, local ingredients.
Bar: A cozy bar offering refreshing beverages.
Library: A peaceful space to relax with a book.
Wellness: A massage room to rejuvenate after a long day of exploration.
Tour Desk: Assistance with ticket booking and arranging excursions.
Childcare Services: Convenient for families traveling with young children.
Transportation: Airport shuttle services (pick-up and drop-off) and car rentals for exploring the region.
Excursions:
The property’s strategic location offers a variety of excursions and activities:
Galle Fort: Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, rich with colonial history, boutique shops, and cafes.
