Room Features & Amenities

At Udawalawa Elegarden Hotel, we offer a peaceful stay with nature just outside your window. Whether you're traveling alone, as a couple, or with family, our Single, Double, and Triple rooms are designed to match your needs with comfort and privacy.

All rooms include air conditioning or fan, attached bathroom with hot water, free Wi-Fi, outdoor sitting space, and a designated smoking area. You’ll also find soap, towels, fresh bedding, and a hair dryer ready in your room.

Enjoy free laundry and room service with no extra fees – because your comfort is always our priority.

Delicious Local & International Restaurant

Start your day with a hearty breakfast, relax with a satisfying lunch, or unwind with a flavorful dinner — all freshly prepared by our skilled chefs using local ingredients. Whether you prefer to dine in and enjoy the serene atmosphere or grab a quick takeaway, we cater to your needs.

Our menu brings together the best of both worlds — from authentic Sri Lankan dishes to popular international favorites, there's something to please every palate.

Looking for something cool and sweet? Treat yourself to a selection of ice creams and refreshing beverages, perfect for a hot Udawalawa afternoon.

Wildlife Adventures: Udawalawe Safari Tours

Embark on an unforgettable journey with our Udawalawe Safari Tours the perfect way to experience Sri Lanka’s wild beauty. Home to a thriving population of Asian elephants.

Spanning over 30,821 hectares, the park lies at the intersection of the dry and wet zones, stretching across both Uva and Sabaragamuwa provinces. This diverse ecosystem makes it a haven for a wide variety of wildlife and plant life.

In addition to elephants, the park is home to a rich array of birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals, and fish. You may even spot rare creatures like wild cats, and during certain seasons, migratory birds add extra color to the landscape.

One unique feature of this park is the presence of Sri Lanka’s only known dwarf elephant, an extremely rare and fascinating species found nowhere else in South Asia.