Hotel for Sale in Habarana – Sigiriya | Prime Hospitality Investment Opportunity
An exceptional opportunity to acquire a well-established hospitality property strategically located along Sigiriya Road in one of Sri Lanka's most sought-after tourist destinations. Situated in Galakotuwa, Inamaluwa, this ready-to-operate hotel offers an outstanding investment opportunity for entrepreneurs, hotel operators, and investors seeking a valuable asset in the thriving tourism sector.
Set on 88 perches of prime land, the property features 13 well-appointed guest rooms, modern facilities, and a peaceful natural setting that appeals to both local and international travellers. Its strategic location between Habarana and Sigiriya provides excellent accessibility to the region's renowned cultural and wildlife attractions.
Property Highlights
• Land Extent: 88 Perches
• Asking Price: LKR 97.5 Million
• 13 Guest Rooms
• 12 Air-Conditioned Guest Rooms
• 6 Standard AC Rooms
• 6 Deluxe AC Rooms
• Swimming Pool
• Spacious Parking for Approximately 10 Vehicles
• Peaceful surroundings with excellent investment potential
Prime Location
• Galakotuwa, Sigiriya Road, Inamaluwa
• Approximately 5.1 km from Sigiriya Airport
• Approximately 18.7 km from Habarana Railway Station
• Easy access to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Pidurangala Rock, Dambulla Cave
Temple, Minneriya National Park, Kaudulla National Park, and many other popular tourist attractions.
Whether you are looking to expand your hospitality portfolio or invest in a property with strong long-term growth potential, this hotel presents a rare opportunity. With its established accommodation facilities, attractive location within Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle, and scope for further development, it is perfectly positioned to capitalize on the region's year-round tourism demand.
Location: Galakotuwa, Sigiriya Road, Inamaluwa
Land Extent: 88 Perches
Price: LKR 97.5 Million
Contact us today for more information or to arrange a private viewing of this exceptional hospitality investment opportunity.
