Mirissa Hills Resort

Have been returning here for several years and have always gone away wishing we could have stayed longer. The villa is lovely in every way with amazing architecture and art to make it a museum by itself. The staff led by Thilak, Aruna and Chef Mahesh are fantastic by ensuring we are well taken care of during our stay. The kids loved the villa and spent a lot of time playing with the house pet Tilly who is the boss lady of Mirissa Hills. Everything about this place is lovely with access to both Weligama and Mirissa. Look forward to coming back.

The tour was very well presented and informative. Ananda, our guide was very happy to answer all my questions and extremely knowledgeable about the subject. The tour started with showing us the cinnamon plants, flowers, seeds and how to cultivate and harvest them. From there we went to the workshop and we were showed the various phases of the making what we buy in our supermarkets. We found it fascinating. Remember this a cinnamon tour only, and the only things you see are about cinnamon. If you are not interested in cinnamon is probably not worth going. After the tour we went for tea at the hotel in the plantation. Lovely views. Really worth the money we paid.

One of the best escapes from the bustling tourist path. 'Tilly,' the in-house German Shepherd doggo, was the best companion throughout the holiday. Stepping into the master bedroom might give you the feeling of entering a mini-museum with showpieces not typically found in a bedroom. Nonetheless, the place is exceptionally beautiful, and the evenings are truly stunning. It's an ideal setting for a friends/family reunion, especially if you have the entire villa to yourselves.

This was one of the best random finds in Mirissa. It is one of the most tranquil locations with every accommodating staff. The food was well prepared, and the vibe was great overall. The rooms are well kept and are well maintained. They are also well decorated and furnished. The property has two pools and also has some great artefacts to look at on a random stroll around the property. Highly recommend for couples!

The hotel is nice but the road to the hotel is very inconvenient. Tuktuks and cars have a difficult time going uphill after entering the gate and the hotel does not provide any service to the guests to accommodate them Either they should fix the road, or arrange transport till the main road. Also, there was no hot water. If you're going to Mirissa, preferable to stay at a beach front hotel. The manager had his own tuktuk but refused to give us a lift till the gate because its his "personal" one.

Cinnamon tour is highly recommended. You can do the tour with and without lunch. We did it without lunch. We arrived with our family of 5 and were told about the history of the cinnamon plantation and how the cinnamon is grown, cut and processed. A skilled employee showed us the process. An educational tour for the kids. The place is also a hotel. We didn’t staye. It looked nice with great views.