Hotels Near Bandaranaike International Airport in Sri Lanka
What’s Around The Hotel
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10 mins walk to
Negombo Town
1.5km to the fish
market
10km to the
Airport
9.3km to the
Express Highway
35km to
Colombo City
25 mins to the
Railway Station
Regal Réseau Hotel & Spa is one of the conveniently located hotels near Bandaranaike International Airport, offering easy access for both business and leisure travelers. Just a short drive from the airport, our hotel provides a comfortable and welcoming place to stay for guests arriving in or departing from Sri Lanka.
As a hotel near Colombo Airport, Regal Réseau Hotel & Spa is ideally situated for guests who want to experience the coastal charm of Negombo. From golden beaches and renowned seafood restaurants to cultural landmarks and exciting water sports, there are plenty of things to do in Negombo, Sri Lanka, during your stay.
Whether you are planning a relaxing holiday, a convenient airport stopover, or looking for a comfortable place to stay in Negombo, Regal Réseau Hotel & Spa combines modern comfort, warm hospitality, and excellent facilities with easy access to the area’s popular attractions.
Things to do in Negombo
The Serene Beach
The Negombo beach gives you clean sand on your feet and creamy waves to play with that comes and goes back to the turquoise waters. With street food alongside the shore, you can just let the salty wind to blow on your hair and go for a peaceful walk with your loved ones.
Hamilton Canal
For those who never get tired of exploring, here is a chance to witness a canal that extends from Negombo through the south of Colombo up to the north part of Puttalam marking a distance of 120 km. Enjoy the sight of small villages and beautiful scenery while going on a ride through this picturesque canal.
The Fish Market
The Fish Market at Negombo is famous throughout the island for its vast range of fish available that can be purchased for very affordable prices. For a traveller, it is a sight that is not only a must-see but a must to be clicked from the camera as it speaks of the livelihood of most of the villagers in the coastal area.
The Dutch Fort
Inscribed with the date of 1678, the old Dutch Fort at Negombo take you to the times when Sri Lanka then named as Ceylon was under the colonialism of the Dutch. It is a site that possesses a lot of historical value and entails interesting stories of the country’s past. Esplanade, the green of the fort is used for holding cricket matches at present.
Angurukaramulla Temple
Angurukaramulla temple is famous for its 6m long reclining Buddha statue and the dragon entrance inside which there are detailed murals that are centuries old. Covered in moss, lies a 300+-year-old ruin of a historic library within the temple that makes it not only sacred but also historically valuable.
St Mary’s Church
Out of the many churches that are available in Negombo, St Mary’s Church takes up a prominent place. Located in the heart of Negombo, St Mary’s Church is only 6km away from the Katunayaka airport. The Church was built during the latter part of 1874 and is known for its detailed architecture.
Shopping at Negombo
From handmade souvenirs to fashionable clothes, local knick-knacks and Ceylon tea, everything can be purchased within the area of Negombo.
Negombo Boat Trip
Go on a boat trip that starts from the delta area of the Negombo river and will take you through a rainforest, a local farm and the famous mangroves.
A Treasure Chest
Negombo acts as a traveller’s chest to places that are worth more than treasures. Being situated within close proximity to the beautiful Negombo beach, the sight of fishermen in their outrigger canoes going fishing is a frequent sight. They always come with nets full of lobsters, crabs, prawns and various types of fish. The Hamilton Canal that extends from Negombo to Puttalam is yet another jewel hidden in the chest. The ruins of the Dutch Fort that takes guests back to the old days is also a frequent tourist attraction that is present in the area.
The Sinhala term for Negombo, “Meegamuwa” entails an interesting tale of Sri Lanka’s history. The army of king Kavantissa finding bee honey in a canoe near the beach has resulted in naming the village after the incident as “village of the honeycomb”. Thus it is a village with a historical background that enhances a traveller’s scope of knowledge and experience on to a whole new level.
