A Lakeside Retreat
A charming getaway in the sacred city.
A charming getaway in the sacred city.
The Lakeside at Nuwarawewa was first built as the Nuwarawewa Rest House in 1957, and was declared open by the then Prime Minister of Ceylon SWRD Bandaranaike. In Sri Lanka Rest houses were built by the Government in towns throughout the country to provide public servants on duty, and domestic tourists with clean, simple and value for money accommodation. This has been
our guiding principle too; with a few improvements added of course. A few years ago the Hotel at Nuwarawewa was modernized and rebranded as 'The Lakeside at Nuwarawewa'.
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50+ rooms and 5 suites with their own patios and balconies for soaking up the views of a historic reservoir and an immaculately kept lawn. Fully equipped and tastefully decorated to suit the sensibilities of modern travellers.
Anuradhapura was the capital of ancient Sri Lanka for a thousand years before and after Christ - in effect from Old Testament Nebuchadnezzar to the Normans and William the Conqueror, losing ground to the empire building Chola rulers of the 10th and 11th centuries.
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