Hostels in Kalpitiya

The name of this hostel truly reflects the place—it is a paradise. It’s a pity this location isn’t more frequented because it’s a fantastic spot, surrounded by coconut palms and charming huts. The owner, Malik, is an excellent host who speaks perfect English and goes out of his way to make guests feel comfortable. Since there were only four of us staying, he generously offered each of us a private room for the same price as a dormitory bed. The beds are equipped with mosquito nets, and they also provide towels, which adds to the comfort of the stay. Breakfast is included, and they offer a restaurant service for lunch and dinner. Additionally, they can arrange various activities in the area. While recent storms have damaged some facilities and the access road—possibly explaining the lower number of visitors—the place remains well-maintained, clean, and conveniently close to both the beach and Kalpitiya Dutch Fort. Day and night, this place offers the perfect tranquility to disconnect from the world and relax. The restaurant terrace has board games, books, and even a lovely cat to keep you company. I highly recommend this hostel—it’s affordable, well-managed, and offers excellent service.

I stayed in hostel, owner was awesome man, very hospitable and friendly. We talked few hours about life. It was nice that he gave all information about kitesurfing. When I came he provided welcome drink smoothie wooden apple mixed with coconut, really delicious. When I wanted to go around, he provided bicycle for free, it was other bonus. I could meet his kite surfer friends, that also nice. He had nice dog as well.Unfortunately, I couldn’t stay long because kitesurfing season was over, no wind. Every bed has mosquitoes net and fan near by. It was great experience to stay there.