We didn't stay at the hotel but we had lunch and it was THE WORST pizza I have ever tasted. How can you get pizza wrong??

Susantha's reminded me of the old colonial days of the Raj. The rooms had a living area with old fashioned (but lovely)furniture, a bedroom with 4 poster bed and nets and a bathroom. Also, a terrace with huge lounging chairs. I felt that all we needed was a "punka walla"
Very relaxed atmosphere. Very beautiful view into the tropical garden. The restaurant and bar was the other side of the garden and was very popular with the locals. They did tasty and varied food and played English upbeat music.
To get to the beach, you just crossed the rail line. You could also get a "day pass" at the Hotel Serendib for RS400 and stay all day on their sunbeds and swimming pool.
I again used Putha (beachboy) for my trips. I did a 3 day trip to Kandy, elephant orphanage, sigiriya, Dambulla, Polonnaruwa etc. Also, Galle and a river trip. We crammed alot in but it was still friendly and relaxing and tailor-made.
Brilliant holiday and brilliant hotel.

The Hotel Susanth'a is a beautiful and quiet place to stay and I will definitely spend my next visit to Sri Lanka there!!
It's a small hotel with 18 rooms and it has a very familial athmosphere. The staff is funny, friendly, very warm and helpful and speaks English and German. They take care of all your wishes and provide a really great service - with a big smile always!
The ocean is right next to the hotel with a clean, quiet and beautiful beach. The hotel has its own restaurant which serves really good local and European food. There is also a small jewelery shop, an ayurveda clinic and a souvenir shop. The massages of the ayurveda clinic have always been wonderfully relaxing and the price isn't to top! The beautiful garden of the hotel is great for sunbathing with all its tropical plants and birds and gets maintained every day.
The next town Aluthgama is just 5min away and offers a lot of different shops and a lively market every monday. In case you want to go around the country, the hotel staff helps you organizing your tour for a good price! I can recommend going to the Sinharaja rain forest, to the nearby waterfall, the Brief Garden and to one of the many spice gardens.
The rooms are neat, clean and beautifully decorated. The comfort depends on the room price - I was accomodated in one of the standard rooms with a fan instead of air condition, which was just fine for me! The air condition is usually very cold and I think the fan did quite a good job in cooling the room. But in case you want more comfort, you can just ask the hotel staff and change rooms if there are any available.

I can highly recommend staying there if you like it individual, cozy and small! :)

we ate here 4 times whilst staying at our all inclusive hotel,this gave us a nice trip out and a change of scenery and people,an extensive menu with local dishes,pizza,pasta and seafood and we all found something we liked especially the kids (4-6 )the wine was cheaper than the hotel but still expensive,no bad stomachs for the whole two weeks on holiday this was a first,but if you are looking for gourmet food go to paris on holiday,great tables outside with mainly very polite german and dutch tourists, which if you eat just as it gets dark they put out insect coils under the table,if you try and eat anywhere outside in sri lanka during daylight you can get flies,a great walk over the railway line to bentota beach where you can meet the locals and watch them play cricket,take some sweets for the local kids..a great night away from the hotel whingers and moaners..
there are many reviews about how good this hotels food is but it needs to be under restaurants,it is 7 out of 7 in bentota and it is certainly not that...try it...we plan to stay here on our next visit.