Rooms & rates

Six dorm rooms. Twenty-six beds. Three kinds to choose between.

Every dorm bed is the same price, whichever room it is in. There are private rooms as well, in the building next door.

The six-bed dorm: two sets of curtained bunks, a ceiling fan, a timber wardrobe and rugs on a bare floor.

What comes with the bed

  • Breakfast, on the terrace, 8:00 – 11:00
  • Fresh bed linen and a towel, free
  • Wi-Fi, free, in the dorms and on the terrace
  • Drinking water, free, from a filtered dispenser
  • A bathroom that belongs to your room — no other dorm uses it
  • The terrace, the pool table and the view — there is no version of your stay that does not include them

None of that is an add-on and none of it has a tier. It is the same for the twenty-sixth bed as for the first.

A pool table on the terrace under four hanging metal lamps, with the railing and a mountain ridge beyond it.
The pool table, and what is behind it.

Three kinds of dorm, one price

Six rooms, but only three things to decide between. They are the same price because they are the same offer. What differs is how many people are in the room, and who.

Female Dorm

  • 4 beds
  • Women only
  • Three of them
  • Its own bathroom
  • LKR 7,500 / night, per bed

Four beds, women only, and there are three of these rooms — twelve of the twenty-six beds on the property are in a women-only room. Same terrace, same breakfast, same price as everyone else in the building.

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A four-bed dormitory: two sets of bunks with full-length curtains, a timber wardrobe and a rug between them.
One of the three female dorms, four beds.

Mixed Dorm

  • 4 beds
  • Any gender
  • Two of them
  • Its own bathroom
  • LKR 7,500 / night, per bed

Four beds, any gender, and there are two of these. The smaller of the mixed rooms, and the one to ask for if you are travelling as a pair or a three and would rather not be split up.

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Beds one and two in a four-bed mixed dorm, seen past an open locker door: a curtained lower bunk and the bunk above it.

Mixed Dorm

  • 6 beds
  • Any gender
  • One of them
  • Its own bathroom
  • LKR 7,500 / night, per bed

Six beds, any gender. There is one of these and it is the biggest room on the property, which also makes it the one where you meet the most people.

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A six-bed dormitory with three sets of bunks and a ceiling fan.
The 6-bed mixed dorm, the only one of its kind here.

A bed, close up

These are bunks in the dorms. We have not labelled which room each one is in, because we are not certain, and a caption we are not certain of is worse than no caption.

A bunk in one of the dormitories: a steel frame, a made bed and a full-length curtain that pulls across the opening.
A lower bunk with a folded towel on the mattress, a timber shelf at the head end and a hook on the frame.

The bathrooms

Tiled wet rooms with rain showers. Here are three of them, photographed by the owner in the three kinds of dorm, because it is the room people are actually worried about and nobody shows it.

Every dorm has its own, and nobody from another room uses it. Each of the three below belongs to the room it was photographed in. The six-bed dorm’s opens straight off the room, and you can see its doorway in the photograph of that room further up this page.

Every room and dorm has hot and cold showers.

Which means the queue you are picturing — the one at the end of a corridor, at eight in the morning, shared by twenty-six people — is not the queue here. It is three or five other people, and they are in bed next to you.

  • A grey-tiled wet room with a black rain-shower panel, a basin, a toilet and a window above the shower.
    Off the six-bed dorm.
  • A wet room painted deep blue above white tile, with a black rain-shower panel, a wide basin and a toilet.
    In a 4-bed mixed dorm.
  • A wet room in marble-veined tile with a rain-shower panel, a basin, a mirror and a shelf stacked with paper.
    In a female dorm.

The private rooms

The building next door is all private rooms: four doubles and one apartment. This page used to say we had none, which was wrong, and we would rather correct that in public than quietly.

Each private room has its own private bathroom, with hot and cold showers.

What we are not going to do is describe them from memory. There are no photographs of them on this site yet and we are not quoting a price until there are — a room you cannot see, priced by someone who has not measured it, is exactly the kind of thing this site was rebuilt to stop doing.

So: if a door that locks behind you is what you want, ask. We will tell you what is free, what it costs, and send you pictures of the actual room.

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A few things worth knowing

Breakfast is included with every bed. It happens in the rooftop café between 8:00 and 11:00. Family dinner is on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday; it is LKR 1,650 per person and you need to tell us by 2:00 PM on the day. Drinking water is free from the dispenser, all day.

No calendar on this page — but there is always a way to book. Nothing here takes a card or confirms itself. You send us your dates, a person answers, and if a bed is free you can have it. There is more about how that works on the booking page.

No spa. Yoga, if you ask for it. Some booking sites list a spa against our name and we do not have one. Yoga is a different matter: it has run here in past years, there are mats, and if you want to practise we will help you arrange somewhere to do it. Nothing is scheduled, so ask.

Round rattan chairs on the terrace facing the valley, with rolled yoga mats stored in a timber crate in the foreground.
The mats, where they live.

Twenty-six dorm beds, one price for all of them

Six rooms, three kinds. Tell us your dates and we will tell you which of them has room — and if you would rather have a door that locks, ask about the private rooms instead.

LKR 7,500Per dorm bed, per night, in all six dorms. Breakfast, linen and a towel are in the number.

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