Galle

Taru Villas Rampart Street

A true trendsetter being first villa in Galle to be restored to its former colonial glory, Taru Villas’ Rampart Street is a charming property with a chic modern twist.

Antique Ceylon-era furniture is paired with sumptuous Sri Lankan fabrics and modern comforts in all of the villa’s four en suite air-conditioned rooms. There’s also a lounge in which to unwind and dining space where you can enjoy sumptuous food throughout the day with a range of breakfast options and a chef on hand to create personalized lunch and dinner menus. It is also one of the few spots within Galle Fort with the luxury of a private swimming pool.

Highlights

Four en suite rooms

Swimming pool

Lounge and dining areas

Chef

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