Amangalla derives its name from aman, or "peace" in Sanskrit, and galla, the Sinhalese name for the town of Galle. The resort provides the perfect base for exploring the Fort and the historic town of Galle.
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Amangalla derives its name from aman, or “peace” in Sanskrit, and galla, the Sinhalese name for the town of Galle. Lying within the walls of the fort is Amangalla an amalgamation of buildings dating back over 400 years.
Opened on February 15th, 2005, Amangalla marks the arrival of Amanresorts to Sri Lanka. It offers a twin experience of the island's southwest coast.
Featuring seven bedrooms, which are located adjacent to Amangalla’s reception, on the ground level of the Middle Street Wing. As well as six chambers, which are located within the Church Street Wing and face the Fort ramparts. Also there are four Garden Wing chambers, three with balconies and one with a twin porch - all over-looking the treetops of the resort garden. There are eight Suites, of which six are located in the Church Street Wing and two in the Middle Street Wing. And the Garden House situated within the resort gardens, this two-storey, 140 square meter house features a private terrace and balcony offering leafy, treetop views.
The Colombo’s Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) is the sole international airport in Sri Lanka and is located about 30km north of the city. Travel time between the airport and the city centre varies between 45 and 60 minutes.
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