Kumu Beach

With just 10 different rooms on offer, Kumu Beach guarantees their guests a peaceful stay and the space to truly unwind. All rooms and suites are ocean facing and some even feature a private balcony or terrace to enjoy the spectacular natural surroundings. Inside, rooms are decorated in a chic, contemporary style featuring a neutral palette of grey, dusty pink, brown and white. Wherever you choose to stay, you can expect your room to come equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, plush furnishings and en suite bathrooms stocked with luxurious amenities.

Kumu Bedroom

Sleeps: 2 Adults

Set on an upper floor of the hotel, this soothingly stylish bedroom is dressed in teak wood panelling and features two twin beds, an en suite bathroom and views extending out over the garden and ocean.

Oceanview bedroom

Sleeps: 2 Adults

Throw back the patio doors and take in the ocean view from the comfort of your private terrace or custom-built four-poster bed. Your spacious en suite bathroom is artfully decorated to provide a calming space, complete with a pebbled-floor shower and teak furnishings.

Oceanview Suite

Sleeps: 2 Adults

This light-filled and spacious bedroom provides a true home-away-from-home. Look out over the grounds through picture windows from the comfort of your custom-built four-poster bed, or relax in the sunken living area. If you opt for a ground floor suite you can also enjoy direct access to the garden.

Time at the resort is generally very restful. Throughout the hotel’s grounds there are various relaxation spots, tables, chairs and loungers, and there’s also a 23 m pool at the end of the garden bordering the soft sand. Swimming is not permitted on this section of beach although it provides a calm and restful spot to enjoy the breeze and ocean views.

Forming part of the Madu Ganga River Estuary, many people who come to this region are hoping to see the turtles that are known to nest in this area. Our Travel Specialists can arrange for you to take a boat trip to the Madu Ganga wetland which is made up of many islands, mangroves and lakes, where you can see hundreds of different species of plants and animals, including crocodiles.

Nearby to the hotel there is a small town called Ambalangoda, which is a popular swimming spot and is also known for the Mask Museum which sells distinctive devil masks used in traditional dancing rituals. Nearby there is also a small fishing village named Balapitiya, which has been untouched by tourism and provides an authentic insight into Sri Lankan life.