Overview of The Park Street
A 250-year-old colonial bungalow and adjoining stores/warehouses that occupy an extent of two acres of land in the heart of Colombo. is now the newly refurbished charming, friendly 12-room boutique hotel, The Park Street Hotel. It is one of the few remaining bungalows of its kind in Colombo, formerly the home of a colourful and eccentric couple who were members of Colombo's 'elite'. The Park Street Hotel, conveniently located approx 30km from the airport, provides her guests a beautiful boutique accommodation in Colombo, as either a base from which to explore the island or a few days shopping or to absorb some distinct urban Sri Lankan culture at the beginning or end of their trip.

Ideal for the knowledgeable world-traveler, and anyone wanting a more authentic Sri Lankan hotel experience than the only other 'big/chain hotel' options in Colombo, it is also eminently suited to the top-end business traveler needing an exclusive environment to have meetings or entertain VIP clients.

Stylish, boutique luxury, with personal yet discreet service in the heart of the city. the perfect hideaway for the discerning traveler searching for a chic alternative to larger commercial accommodation...

• Ideal for both business and leisure travelers
• Within close proximity to major shopping and business centres
• Swimming pool
• Gym
• Meeting room
• Large, luxurious rooms
• Flexible meal time

Accommodation at The Park Street Hotel
There are 10 rooms and 2 suites which are large and sumptuous. a rare characteristic for a city hotel...

The 2 suites are the refurbished private suites of the former occupants of the old house that was #20 Park St. They are in grand and typical colonial style, with beautiful antique furniture but with all the modern amenities and luxuries one would expect. The main Beghum Suite has its own large terrace and garden for private functions.

The 10 deluxe rooms are housed in a converted warehouse and are very spacious with high ceilings and windows that look out to a garden terrace at back. An open plan layout encompasses separate areas for living, sleeping, dining, and dressing, with an ensuite private bathroom. The furniture is dark wood of sleek modern lines and the room is softened by coir, water-hyacinth and leather accessories and rich floor-to-ceiling curtains. Paintings in the deluxe rooms are all one-off originals (for sale) by one of Sri Lanka's most famous modern artists (Pushpakumara).

King-size double beds, the finest Indian linens, Music system, Cable TV, DVD, personal safe, coffee machine and mini bar are standard in all the rooms and suites. All bathrooms have Rain Showers and fans for ventilation. Both suites and 5 of the deluxe rooms have Jacuzzi Spa Bathtubs.