Our Simple Story
Ayubowan. Cinnamon Forest Resort began with one small idea. Create a calm place where guests can rest well and feel cared for in a friendly Sri Lankan way. We chose a green spot near Hikkaduwa. Close to the beach and heritage, but quiet enough for real sleep. Today we welcome couples, families and small groups who like comfort without fuss.
What We Believe
Kindness first
A warm hello and quick help matter more than fancy words.
Clean and comfortable
Fresh rooms, good showers and TV in every room.
Calm spaces
A private pool for an easy dip. A rooftop for sunset, yoga and quiet talks.
Good food when you want
Home style Sri Lankan meals and simple Western dishes on request.
Fair and clear
Straightforward policies and prices. No surprises.
How We Host
- We reply fast on WhatsApp and help with simple plans
- We can arrange airport pickup, tuk tuk or car with driver, scooters or bicycles, and local tours
- We keep the pool clean and the rooms ready with fresh linen and towels
- We listen. Tell us what you need and we try our best
Light Sustainability
- We keep water use mindful and change linen on request for longer stays
- We encourage refill bottles and proper waste bins
- We support small local guides, farms and craft shops when guests ask for ideas
Policies
Apartments
First floor 202 and 203 together. Ground floor mainly as an apartment
Small private gatherings
Allowed on the rooftop; pets on request
What Makes Us Different
- TV in every room with free Wi Fi
- Kitchens on both floors for longer stays
- First floor balconies with garden outlooks. Rooms 201 and 202 have pool and garden view from the balcony. Interiors do not face the pool
- Flexible setups Book single rooms or choose apartment options. First floor Rooms 202 and 203 can be combined as an apartment. Ground floor is mainly offered as an apartment with a kitchen
- Family friendly Children under 6 stay free when sharing the bed with parents. Ages 6 to 12 pay 25 percent when sharing
- Easy location About 15 to 25 minutes to Hikkaduwa Beach. Near Galle Fort, Tsunami Museum, Seenigama Devalaya and Dutugamunu Viharaya
