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OH OH OH!!!!!!!!! DICKWELLA RESORT 4* or UNAWATUNA BEACH RESORT 3* in August???
Help me please!!! Very interested in:
1.Number condition (standard)
2. Ocean - waves, transparency.
3. Nearby cafes, bazaars, something interesting for 1 day.
Thanks for helping me compare these hotels!!!
1.Number condition (standard)
2. Ocean - waves, transparency.
3. Nearby cafes, bazaars, something interesting for 1 day.
Thanks for helping me compare these hotels!!!
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For the last 2 points:
2. The ocean, which is not very transparent at this time, is neither there nor there (it’s still not the season, but it’s quite possible to swim). For good snorkeling - in Trincomalee.
3. In this regard, as for me, Unawatuna is more attractive.
2. The ocean, which is not very transparent at this time, is neither there nor there (it’s still not the season, but it’s quite possible to swim). For good snorkeling - in Trincomalee.
3. In this regard, as for me, Unawatuna is more attractive.
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answered 12 years ago
and next to dikwella there is a wonderful place - tangalle hotel eva lanka. it has its own bay, you really have to go to cafes for 5 minutes by tuk tuk and wifi near the pool and reception BUT !!! the hotel and the beach are worth it. we were there in March and are going again in August (after talking with the locals, we realized that this is the off-season and, in principle, the weather will be super) last time we were introduced to the owners (Italians), they give us a price 50% lower than our tour agencies. $ 125 per chalet per night for a family with children with dinners. tickets bought themselves in airarabia for $ 600 per person. if interested, let's join us, ours is 7 years old and if you have children, then super
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answered 12 years ago
In the south, it is exciting in summer (including in Unawatuna and Dikwella), but you can swim.
Standard rooms in Dickwell are spacious, there may be some flaws (plumbing, for example), but you can solve it on the spot.
In Unawatuna, the rooms are rustic and small in size.
Unawatuna is a rather lively (by Sri Lankan standards) resort village, so cafes and souvenir shops are in abundance.
Dikwella is a club place, a hotel on a cape near the bay; outside the hotel - the highway and a fairly quiet village.
As for Annushka 64's remarks about Wi-Fi by the pool at the Eva Lanka hotel, in Sri Lanka such a pleasure is quite common. The hotel itself, although in a picturesque place on a slope descending to the water, is not for everyone: some people like it, others (there are many of them) do not appreciate it so enthusiastically, and there are good reasons for that. Look at the reviews on various travel sites, and only then make a decision.
Standard rooms in Dickwell are spacious, there may be some flaws (plumbing, for example), but you can solve it on the spot.
In Unawatuna, the rooms are rustic and small in size.
Unawatuna is a rather lively (by Sri Lankan standards) resort village, so cafes and souvenir shops are in abundance.
Dikwella is a club place, a hotel on a cape near the bay; outside the hotel - the highway and a fairly quiet village.
As for Annushka 64's remarks about Wi-Fi by the pool at the Eva Lanka hotel, in Sri Lanka such a pleasure is quite common. The hotel itself, although in a picturesque place on a slope descending to the water, is not for everyone: some people like it, others (there are many of them) do not appreciate it so enthusiastically, and there are good reasons for that. Look at the reviews on various travel sites, and only then make a decision.
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answered 12 years ago