Nestled within the picturesque Mirissa Hills estate, The Cinnamon Museum Villa offers a truly unique hospitality experience. Spanning 400 square meters, this extraordinary property holds the distinction of being the world's first museum dedicated to Ceylon cinnamon, seamlessly blending cultural immersion with luxurious accommodation. Guests don't just stay here - they embark on a sensory journey through Sri Lanka's legendary spice trade while enjoying modern comforts.
The villa features four beautifully appointed air-conditioned bedrooms, each with comfortable queen beds and private en-suite bathrooms complete with showers and bidets. Thoughtful amenities including WiFi, air conditioning, and ironing facilities ensure a comfortable and convenient stay.
Located just 2.5 hours from Colombo via the Southern Expressway, the villa offers excellent accessibility while maintaining a serene, tropical setting. Its convenient position between Bandaranaike International Airport and Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport makes it easily reachable for international travelers. The property's proximity to Mirissa Beach, renowned for whale watching, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Galle Fort allows guests to effortlessly combine cultural immersion with coastal relaxation.
For those looking to venture beyond the property, the surrounding area offers abundant activities - from beach excursions and water sports to exploring local markets and historic sites. Yet many guests find themselves captivated by the villa's own story, often spending leisurely afternoons learning about cinnamon's journey from plantation to pantry.
Book your stay at The Cinnamon Museum Villa for more than just accommodation - reserve an experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for one of the world's most prized spices and the island nation that perfected its cultivation. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a foodie interested in spices, or simply seeking an extraordinary getaway, this villa promises a stay that engages the mind while pampering the body.
