Paradise Road Tintagel Colombo

Lavish in both size and decoration, the Royal Suites are individually designed, grand accommodations, hosting separate living rooms. All the suites feature a separate private lounge area and balcony access, making them perfect for business travellers and honeymooners. The Royal Suites are located on the first floor and are named after being selected by Their Royal Highnesses, Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall as their chosen accommodation during their visit to Sri Lanka in 2013.

Royal Suite Amenities

• Bathroom with bathtub and shower facilities
• Bespoke amenity range by Spa Ceylon
• Complimentary tea and coffee making facilities
• Complimentary wireless internet access
• LCD TV screens with DVD/CD players and DVD library on request
• Mini bar
• Nespresso machine with complimentary capsules
• Private lounge area
• Sumptuous bedding

The Superior Suite is conveniently located on the ground floor and features an outdoor lounge area and private plunge pool, as well as the separate lounge area on entrance into the suite. The individual design of the Superior Suite features light blue and off-white colours making it a luxurious, calm and relaxing spacious room for couples and individual guests.

Superior Suite Amenities

• Bathroom with bathtub and shower facilities
• Bespoke amenity range by Spa Ceylon
• Complimentary tea and coffee making facilities
• Complimentary wireless internet access
• LCD TV screens with DVD/CD players and DVD library on request
• Mini bar
• Plunge Pool
• Private lounge area
• Sumptuous bedding

Exquisitely and lavishly decorated, and consisting of have high ceilings and timber floors, The Executive Suites encompass a unique blend of colour, texture and atmosphere. The Suites provide spacious bathrooms featuring rain showers, bath tubs and large vanities.

Executive Suite Amenities

• Bathroom with bathtub and shower facilities
• Bespoke amenity range by Spa Ceylon
• Complimentary tea and coffee making facilities
• Complimentary wireless internet access
• LCD TV screens with DVD/CD players and DVD library on request
• Mini bar
• Sumptuous bedding

The Courtyard is situated off the grand main lobby lounge, it’s an alfresco restaurant offering the guests at Paradise Road Tintagel Colombo an à la carte menu consisting of international cuisine. The restaurant consists of relaxed antique-white woven armchairs and polished concrete table tops, sit out on the patio or black umbrellas surrounded by high walls of Thambergia creepers. In the evening, The Courtyard transforms to a magical candle-lit space for outdoor dining.

The Dining Room is a smart and chic indoor restaurant offering the Paradise Road Tintagel Colombo an à la carte dining menu consisting of international cuisine. The restaurant consists of smart black banquette seating, leather-upholstered chairs, black lacquered tables, with white linen napery and plum-coloured glassware. The Dining Room is adorned by a specially commissioned series of work by Sri Lankan based Belgian artist Saskia Pintelon.

The Private Dining Room is an ideal location for exclusive, personal or even business functions for up to 30 people. A service of personalised decorating and set menus is provided with delectable canapés and petit fours. Decorated white with hues of beige, the room contains a seating area on plush white sofas, ideal for pre-drinks. On both sides of the dining area, shelves display part of the Paradise Road Private Collection Lionel Wendt black and white photographs.

The Red Bar is a space that guests can enjoy in style, on grey and black lounges around bronze tables, perfect for private meetings, romantic tête-a-tête or for a nightcap. The Red Bar is decorated with antique French baroque candle-stands and mirrors and is Colombo’s most stylish intimate bar.

If you’re an avid shopper, lover of Art and all things luxury then on your stay you must visit the Paradise Road stores. The Paradise Road brand began as a chain of lifestyle stores before entering into the hospitality industry with the opening of Paradise Road, The Gallery Café.

The Paradise Road stores are located in proximity to the Tintagel Colombo hotel and guests who are staying there are welcome to a discount of 10% on all purchases. The next generation of the brand is housed in one building – on the ground floor, ‘PR’, a concept store which features handpicked fashion from Sri Lanka and South Asia curated by Annika Fernando, the interior designer and Director of Paradise Road. In Addition to this, on the first floor you’ll find the Saskia Fernando Gallery – the island’s largest contemporary art gallery – showcasing 20 artists as well as a web-based project.

Enjoy a day on the tranquil beach at Paradise Road Tintagel’s sister hotel, The Villa Bentota. Villa Bentota is located an hour’s drive away from the city. The Villa offers guests a quick trip away to the sandy beaches of Bentota along with the relaxed environment of the South. The front desk at Paradise Road Tintagel can arrange for transport and use of the facilities at The Villa Bentota, all of which are complimentary for those staying with in at Tintagel Colombo.

Colombo has so much to offer you whilst on your visit, from history, culture to leisure. The definite must visits are the Dutch Hospital and Independence Arcade developments – whilst they do not all feature the best array of retail options; the architecture of these old spaces are a treat to explore. Furthermore, Gangaramaya Temple is one of the most important temples in Colombo, being a mix of modern architecture and cultural essence. The temple’s architecture demonstrates an eclectic mix of Sri Lankan, Thai, Indian, and Chinese architecture.

You can also visit Pettah, a neighbourhood in Colombo, located east of the City centre Fort. Famous for the Pettah Market, a series of open-air bazaars and markets, it is Sri Lanka’s busiest commercial area, where most of the shops, textiles, buildings and many other business organisations are centred. And lastly, but by no means least, discover the Independence Memorial Hall – a national monument built for commemoration of the independence of Sri Lanka from the British rule with the establishment of Dominion of Ceylon on February 4, 1948. Located at the Independence Square in Cinnamon Gardens, it also houses the Independence Memorial Museum.