There are 13 rooms at the Galle Fort including 4 Loft Rooms, 3 Garden Rooms and 6 unique suites.

The hotel feature 11 large and shuttered rooms and suites, including a blue and white suite decorated with Chinese porcelain, another with traditional Peranakan decor, and two-level loft suites with mosquite net swathed four-poster beds, opening off open sided galleries overlooking a beautiful courtyard.

The feel of the rooms is minimalist but extremely tasteful with great attention to both comfort and detail. Full information on each of the unique rooms is available.

Loft Suites

There are 4 two-storey Loft Suites which feature a romantic loft bedroom overlooking the garden and pool. The Loft suites have wonderful Four-poster wooden beds hung with a mosquito net.  

The sitting room is elegant and comfortable and furnished with antique almaris, long cushioned settees and a round, antique, dining table.   

Bathrooms have quality fixtures, Italian ceramics and floor to ceiling terrazzo.  The spacious private veranda which overlooks the pool and garden is furnished with colonial-style furniture.

The Garden Rooms.

There are 3 Garden Rooms which have French doors opening onto a small private garden with a fountain. Rooms feature four-poster beds with luxurious cotton sheets and a canopied mosquito net.

Garden Rooms get booked early and only accommodate 2 people only.

The Blue and White Porcelain Suite

A fully air-conditioned suite with twenty foot ceilings and its own separate  dressing/bathroom.

The monumental, Dutch windows and shutters open onto a spectacular, columned walkway which frames the courtyard, swimming pool and garden.

The towering, bedroom walls feature 18th Century, blue & white porcelain imported by the Chinese to the Galle area.

The antique Sri Lankan cabinets and four poster bed make this one of the most spectacular and romantic suites.

Le Grand Appartement du Comte de Mauny

This grand and massive apartment occupies the entire top floor of the old wing and has two fully air-conditioned king size bedrooms with their own attached bathrooms and oversized showers.

The 115 foot long suite is 22 feet wide (more than 2500 square feet in all) with its own private, full-length, colonnaded veranda with shuttered windows and is the largest hotel suite in Sri Lanka. 

The Salon/Dining Room has views of the Churches, Mosque and Galle Harbour as well as majestic panoramas of the ancient, Portuguese, tiled rooves of the Fort. Private in-room dining is available at the eight-seater antique dining table. 

Twelve inch teak floorboards and fifteen foot, lime- washed ceilings are part of an original design by the Comte de Mauny, the Edwardian 'faux noble' who lived and worked in Ceylon having fled his wife after she reputedly  caught him in bed with the Valet.

An acquaintance of Oscar Wilde and Delacroix, in the 1920's his houseboys would ferry him to shore from Taprobane Island at low tide in his favourite armchair.

The apartment feature orginal artworks, antique chests and cabinets and two enormous Dutch, spiral, four-poster beds.

One bedroom has an attached bathroom and the other features a dressing room and vanity leading to an outdoor terrazzo shower.