Polonnaruwa is an ancient city in Sri Lanka, known for its rich history and archaeological wonders. It served as the second capital of the Kingdom of Polonnaruwa from the 11th to the 13th centuries, following Anuradhapura. The city boasts well-preserved ruins, including impressive Buddhist temples, royal palaces, and colossal statues like the Gal Vihara. Polonnaruwa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, drawing visitors with its cultural significance and architectural marvels, providing a glimpse into the grandeur of ancient Sri Lankan civilization.
The Village Polonnaruwa, located in central Polonnaruwa, offers a blend of comfort and convenience. Guests can enjoy well-appointed rooms with air conditioning, a swimming pool, and on-site dining. The hotel’s prime location provides easy access to local attractions like Weijantha Prasada and Gal Vihara. Facilities include free Wi-Fi, parking, and organized excursions, ensuring a pleasant stay for all visitors.
Location:
The Village Polonnaruwa is centrally located on Potgul Mawatha, close to key attractions like Weijantha Prasada and King’s Council Chamber. It’s also near popular restaurants and landmarks, providing convenient access to the historic and cultural sites of Polonnaruwa.
Accommodation:
The Village Polonnaruwa offers comfortable rooms with air conditioning, a desk, and essential amenities. Accommodation includes family rooms and standard options, ensuring a pleasant stay with basic comforts. Rooms are designed for relaxation after exploring the historic city.
Facilities:
The Village Polonnaruwa features a swimming pool, on-site restaurant and bar, free Wi-Fi, and parking. Guests enjoy 24-hour front desk service, concierge assistance, and children's amenities. Additional facilities include baggage storage and options for local excursions.
Excursions:
The Village Polonnaruwa offers organized excursions such as jeep tours to local villages and visits to historical sites like Gal Vihara. Canoeing opportunities are also available, providing guests with diverse experiences to explore the cultural and natural beauty of the region.
