- Luxury Holidays Asia Private Limited, Level 6, 33 Balapokuna Rd, Colombo 00500
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thoughtfully designed accommodations offer the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and style. Whether you're looking for a cozy room with ocean views or a spacious suite for your family, each room type is equipped with premium amenities to ensure a restful stay. Explore your options and make yourself at home in paradise.
The Deluxe Rooms are perched on the fifth to seventh floors and combine the beauty and elegance of the charming city with meticulous design touches and sprawling spaces. Facing the Colombo cityscape, these Deluxe Rooms at The Kingsbury, one of the most luxurious 5 Star hotels in Colombo, celebrate remarkable views and iconic landmarks from your king-sized bed thanks to perfectly placed floor-to-ceiling windows. The rooms are bathed in natural light and neutral palettes of soothing shades, providing a haven of tranquility, be it a business or leisure trip to Colombo.
An impressive sense of space, sumptuously furnished, the Executive Rooms take luxurious living to unparalleled heights. Occupying a distinct class of its own in a luxurious Colombo business hotel, these rooms are located on the highest floors overlooking the Colombo Harbour and Galle Face Green. The abundance of space gives you a true feeling of a “home away from home”, yet, perfectly poised to offer access to some of Colombo’s most important business hubs, casinos and nightlife.
An epitome of uber luxury, The Kingsbury Suite spans over 1000 sq. ft, offering pure elegance and an expansive layout. The design and décor of the suite personify the grandeur of this opulent five-star hotel and you get a feel for this suite’s exquisite details the minute you walk into the hallway. Dine in the balcony and enjoy some fantastic views of the Indian Ocean and the Colombo skyline and entertain in the meticulously designed space here in the city of Colombo. Discover one of the most luxurious accommodation options available at this Colombo hotel in Sri Lanka where comfort and elegance collide.
You’re invited to make yourself completely at home in our eight Premium Rooms bringing you exceptional luxuries and comforts. Step into your personal haven in the heart of Colombo with The Kingsbury, one of the most sought-after luxury hotels in Colombo combining modern comforts with calm interiors.
Never settle for ordinary when you can indulge in extraordinary with our expansive and plush suites in Colombo. Enhance your stay in the city with our suites offering a residential feel in large light-filled bedrooms complemented by a well-furnished living room. Perfect for business visits and even family getaways, the Kingsbury, Colombo suites provide the perfect respite to your busy day as we introduce you to a taste of royal life in the city.
These comfortable rooms offer a mix of contemporary luxury and refined amenities. With king-sized beds, the superior rooms at The Kingsbury, Colombo are designed for unrivalled relaxation. The leading city hotel in Colombo also boasts panoramas of the dazzling coast from the superior rooms. With complimentary Wi-Fi for business travelers, 40-inch LCD TV’s to catch up on your favourite shows and refined amenities, these superior rooms offer an enhanced stay in the heart of the city and sets The Kingsbury, Colombo apart from other leading Colombo city hotels.
a world of curated activities that blend adventure, relaxation, and local culture. From serene sunset cruises to thrilling snorkeling expeditions, our experiences are designed to connect you with the heart of your destination. Whether you're seeking tranquility or excitement, there's something here for everyone to discover and cherish
Located in the Colombo Fort area, this former 17th century Colombo Dutch Hospital has been transformed into one of the city’s most popular shopping and entertainment hubs. Some of Colombo’s most popular restaurants are located here with Ministry of Crab taking center stage along with exclusive wining and dining options, fashion stores, jewelry outlets and handicrafts. The history of the Dutch hospital dates back to 1681 and is considered to be one of the oldest buildings in the Colombo Fort area, easily accessible during your stay at one of the premium hotels near Dutch Hospital Colombo like The Kingsbury Hotel Colombo. With several themed nights, the atmosphere here at night is vibrant and exciting with live music, bands and happy hours. Guests can stroll along side the Dutch Hospital and take in the impressive colonial architecture.
A national monument in Sri Lanka, the Independence memorial hall is one of the most historically significant places to visit in Colombo. Built to commemorate Sri Lanka’s independence from the British rule on the 4th of February 1948, it is located in one of Colombo’s most elite towns , Cinnamon Gardens, also a popular spot for walking and jogging. The Independence Memorial Hall in Colombo houses the statue of Rt. Hon. Don Stephen Senanayake , the first Prime Minister of Sri Lanka and plays host to religious events as well as national day celebrations. The Arcade – Independence Square is also one of the newer shopping malls located right next to the monument with high end luxury brands, restaurants and malls. You can take a relaxing stroll in the evenings and enjoy the balmy Sri Lankan weather or walk across to the Arcade when you visit Colombo. The Independence Memorial Hall is located in Colombo 07 and will take you less than 15 minutes by taxi or a tuk tuk from The Kingsbury, Colombo.
Also known as the Sri Lanka National Museum, this building dates back to 1877 and holds the most significant exhibits in the island, denoting the country’s cultural heritage. This two-storey building holds hundreds of artifacts, statues, royal objects and paintings and is the only natural history museum in the country. With a history covering over 2500 years, the National museum of Colombo was founded by Willian Henry Gregory the British Governor of Sri Lanka, then known as Ceylon in 1872. The architecture of the building represents Dutch, Portuguese and British colonial times. Visited regularly by students as well as tourists, you can easily spend an entire morning at the museum. For guests opting for a stay at The Kingsbury Hotel Colombo, one of the premium hotels near the National Museum Colombo, it is a 15-minute taxi or Tuk Tuk ride from this prominent building in the city.
Undisturbed views of the sunset and the sound of crashing waves, here in the busy town of Colombo, The Galle Face Green is an urban park spanning over 5 hectares. Accessible to tourists and locals alike, the Galle Face strip is covered in greenery, ideal for an affordable weekend escape with the family. With some amazing street food ranging from “wadey” to devilled chickpeas and even candy floss, you will find children flying kites or playing a game of cricket while the parents stroll along the beach. The view of the Port City and its futuristic skyline can be admired when you are at Galle Face Green. The history of this place takes you back to the time of Sir Henry Ward, the Governor of British Ceylon back in the eighteenth century, who, at the time, planned out the entire structure of Galle Face Green. Truly a spectacular place to visit in Colombo.
The Gangaramaya temple is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Colombo that dates back to the 19th century. With a history of over 120 years, this temple is one of the most popular religious sites in Colombo, open to tourists visiting Sri Lanka. Located on the banks of the Beira lake, the iconic temple features majestic statues and intricate carvings along with stunning architecture. It’s interesting to note that the temple has gained worldwide recognition, mainly from India, Thailand and China. Known not just as a place for worship, the Gangaramaya functions as a centre of learning and hosts the Sri Jinarathana training institute. This beautiful temple consists of the main temple, a library and museum with the exterior showcasing bold and elaborate designs and adornments. Located in the heart of Colombo, the temple is just a 30-minute brisk walk from The Kingsbury Colombo, or a ten-minute tuk-tuk ride from the hotel.
Known also as the Red Masjid and Al Jamiul Alfar Masjid, The Red Mosque in Colombo is located in Pettah, one of the busiest areas in Colombo, also one of the oldest parts of the city. Built somewhere in 1908, this architectural monument was once a popular landmark for sailors coming towards the port of Colombo, whereby both gents and ladies were granted access to the mosque. The architectural styles draw elements from Indian and indo-Islamic architecture featuring a distinctive red and white striped two-storey structure reminiscent of the Jamek Mosque Kuala Lampur with the domes built in the shape of pomegranates. Set along the bustling streets, nothing is as mesmerizing as the Red Mosque. When visiting the mosque, you are required to dress modestly.