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An oasis of calm amidst the beeping bustle of Sri Lanka’s biggest city, Residence by Uga Escapes is a stylish boutique bolthole in a fabulous location. Housed in the nineteenth century home of Sheikh Salehboy Moosajee, 11 luxurious modern suites open onto a striking courtyard with a wonderful pool. There’s no shortage of action nearby: pop to the city’s largest park, hit the shops or stroll along the tree-lined boulevards of historic Cinnamon Gardens, lined with houses, galleries and cafes. Park Street Mews - home to some of Colombo’s trendiest restaurants - is mere moments away, as is the glittering Gangarama Temple. When you’ve had your fill of the city, retreat to the tranquility of the pool, sip a cocktail at the swanky Residence Bar, or grab a table under the flowering frangipani tree for a delicious dinner by candlelight.
Close to nightlife
Local exploring
Golf
Romantic Break
Great walks
Learning
Other Activities
Local markets
City Style
Sights nearby
Designer Shopping
Historic
Restaurant
Designer
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Family Suites
Quiet
Intimate
Colonial
Sit-out Terrace
Full of character
Good wine list
Spa
Artworks
Boutique
Chic
Gym
Antiques
Child friendly
Gourmet
Disabled access
Traditional
Luxury
Romantic
Bar
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Surcharge.Outdoor dining
Massage
Bath robes
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Family Suites
Parking
No pets
Library
Sit-out Terrace
Good wine list
Laundry
Room service
Spa
Swimming Pool
Gym
Child friendly
Sitting Room
Safe
24 Hour room service
Disabled access
Suites
Concierge
Satellite / Cable TV
Air conditioning
Wifi
Close to nightlife
Golf
Great walks
Learning
Other Activities
Local markets
Theatre
Sights nearby
Designer Shopping
Set amid gardens (with a handsome outdoor pool) and built as the home of Sheikh Salehboy Moosajee, the 11-suite mansion is decorated with abundant silks in striking colours, in a style that’s both in keeping with its 18th-century heritage and quite contemporary.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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