We stayed at The Capoe House with our 18 month old for three days in Jan and had a really lovely time, despite the weather being a little tricky and wet! The hotel is situated very remotely in the hills which means its very quiet and great for bird watching. It does mean its not accessible by normal vehicle and requires you to be brought up a rough track for 15 mins or so in their truck. The road is pretty wild and has a lot of very large potholes (and literally missing bits)- I was glad the last time we had to make the journey! It also means that going anywhere is a little bit more laborious. However, the staff were amazing and so accommodating, so arranging transport to and from our driver was never an issue! We were the only guests for part of the time (there are only 3 rooms in total- 2 in main house and the new "villa" next door which is where we were). Eranda the manager is amazing! He was fabulous at communicating via whatsapp prior to our arrival and whilst we were there. He looked after our toddler whilst we enjoyed our dinner and arranged a great cookery demonstration with Madushanka the chef. On that point, the food Madushanka made was fabulous! The breakfast was delicious and the dinner, especially the black pork curry was brilliant! Lalith and Dilshan (butlers) were great- they kept Arthur entertained for hours playing ball games with him! The villa had only been open for a month or so and in general was lovely. Great shower and the bedroom with the balcony was lovely. The sink in the bathroom lacked hot water and the toilet leaked slightly. The pool is pretty small, although it wasn't the weather for it anyway. The hotel is probably most suitable for people keen to go on nature walks locally (Eranda is a trained guide and can spot the tiniest bird from miles off), although be wary of the leeches! We had a lovely 3 days, which is probably as long as you'd want to stay given the remote location, and would highly recommend!
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