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264/12 Light House Road, Dondra, Matara, Sri Lanka
The 5-bedroom Silverlane Beach House Matara villa entices guests to enjoy snorkelling and fisheries and offers proximity to Uthpalawanna Sri Vishnu Devalaya Buddhist Temple, located nearly a 5-minute stroll away. Featuring a treatment room and a solarium, the Matara villa is nestled 3.6 km from the well-known Weherahena Temple.
The accommodation offers a beachfront location, near Tenavaram Kovil. The tranquil local Matara Beach Park can be found approximately a 10-minute ride from Silverlane Beach House villa, and Matara Paravi Duwa Temple is approximately a 15-minute ride away. Positioned 4.7 km from the Catholic church "Shrine of Our Lady of Matara", this self-catering property is popular among both worshippers and tourists.
In-room amenities at Silverlane Beach House villa include high-speed internet, as well as ironing facilities and air conditioning. Along with a writing table, the interior features soundproof windows. The Matara accommodation includes a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet. A hairdryer and bath sheets also ensure a comfortable experience.
Guests can make use of tea and coffee making facilities provided in Silverlane Beach House villa, as well as a mini-kitchen fitted with a refrigerator, a toaster, and kitchenware. Devinuwara Devalaya bus station is just around the corner from the accommodation, allowing guests to easily discover Matara. Cars for hire are available at the property along with an outdoor swimming pool. On-site treatments include body scrub and facials at this accommodation.
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