Hidden among the lush greenery and tranquil paddy fields of Unawatuna, Miss Ceylon is a five-star boutique retreat offering a distinctive interpretation of modern luxury. Located just 10 kilometres from the historic city of Galle and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Galle Fort, the property combines peaceful seclusion with convenient access to some of southern Sri Lanka’s most iconic attractions.
Housed within a beautifully restored factory-style building, Miss Ceylon showcases a striking blend of industrial architecture, vintage character, colonial-inspired details, and expansive Crittall windows that seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor spaces. The result is a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere that celebrates contemporary design while embracing the natural beauty of its surroundings.
The boutique hotel features just 12 thoughtfully designed loft-style accommodations, comprising eight King Lofts and four Duplex Family Lofts, ensuring an intimate and exclusive guest experience. Each loft is characterized by soaring ceilings, spacious interiors, elegant furnishings, and abundant natural light, creating a calm and inviting environment. The Duplex Family Lofts provide additional space across two levels, complete with private outdoor bathing areas and relaxing views over the pool deck, making them ideal for families and extended stays.
Dining at Miss Ceylon highlights the rich flavours of Sri Lankan cuisine with a contemporary twist. Using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, the culinary experience ranges from authentic local favourites to international classics and handcrafted tropical cocktails, delivering a memorable gastronomic journey.
Guests can also indulge in personalised wellness experiences through the exclusive Loft Spa, where treatments are delivered in the privacy of their own accommodation. Surrounded by soft candlelight, calming aromas, and soothing therapies, the spa offers a tranquil escape designed to promote relaxation and rejuvenation.
Miss Ceylon also serves as an ideal gateway to the diverse attractions of southern Sri Lanka. Guests can explore the historic streets of Galle Fort, cruise across the tranquil waters of Koggala Lake, discover the biodiversity of the Sinharaja Forest Reserve, embark on blue whale watching excursions, surf some of the island’s most renowned breaks, or enjoy unforgettable wildlife safaris in Yala and Udawalawe National Parks.
Combining distinctive loft-style design, warm Sri Lankan hospitality, exceptional culinary experiences, and easy access to the region’s natural and cultural treasures, Miss Ceylon offers a boutique escape that captures the essence of contemporary luxury on Sri Lanka’s southern coast.
Sri Lanka Tourism Successfully Concludes Mega Roadshow 2026 in South Korea
The Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB), in collaboration with the Embassy of Sri Lanka in the Republic of Korea, successfully concluded the Sri Lanka Mega Roadshow 2026 in Busan, reinforcing Sri Lanka’s commitment to expanding tourism cooperation with South Korea while strengthening the longstanding cultural and Buddhist ties shared by the two nations.
Held on June 10, 2026, at the Grand Ballroom of the Signiel Hotel Busan, the roadshow formed the second phase of Sri Lanka Tourism’s 2026 promotional campaign in South Korea. The event was designed to extend the campaign beyond Seoul by engaging travel industry stakeholders in South Korea’s southern region through destination presentations, business networking, and tourism promotion activities.
The Busan Roadshow served as a strategic platform to position Sri Lanka as a premier travel destination for South Korean travellers. With 2027 marking the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Sri Lanka and the Republic of Korea, the event also celebrated five decades of friendship while creating new opportunities for tourism growth, investment, cultural exchange, and people-to-people connections.
The event was attended by several distinguished dignitaries and industry representatives, including M.K. Pathmanaathan, Ambassador of Sri Lanka to the Republic of Korea; Katuwana Vijithawansha Thero, Chief Sanghanayaka of Lankaramaya Temple in Korea; Cheongsan, Abbot of Indeoksa Temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism; Sanjaya Anurudda Niroshana, Managing Director of the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau; Seo Minjai, Honorary Consul of Sri Lanka; Kang Da-Eun, Secretary General of the Tourism Promotion Organisation for Global Cities (TPO); and Nam-Jin Kim, Vice Chairman of the Busan Tourism Association.
The roadshow also brought together airline representatives, tourism organisations, travel trade professionals, and other key stakeholders from both Sri Lanka and South Korea, reflecting the shared commitment of the two countries to strengthening tourism partnerships, enhancing bilateral cooperation, and promoting greater cultural exchange.
Through the successful conclusion of the Busan Roadshow, Sri Lanka Tourism has further strengthened its presence in the South Korean market, reinforcing the island’s position as an attractive destination for leisure, culture, wellness, and adventure travel while laying the foundation for stronger tourism growth in the years ahead.
Miss Ceylon Unveils a Loft-Style Sanctuary on Sri Lanka’s Southern Coast
