The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), India’s largest hospitality company, has announced the signing of a Taj hotel in Weligama, further expanding its footprint in Sri Lanka. The greenfield development will feature 220 keys, including 80 luxury apartments.
Commenting on the signing, Puneet Chhatwal, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, IHCL said, “Weligama is shaping into one of Sri Lanka’s prominent coastal destinations, supported by the rise of surfing, wellness and nature-led travel. With tourism gaining steady momentum in the country, this development strengthens the Taj brand’s presence in the region. We are pleased to partner with Beryll Group for this project.”
Located in Sri Lanka’s Southern Province, Taj Weligama will be a beachfront resort offering expansive views of the Indian Ocean. The resort will feature an all-day dining restaurant, two specialty restaurants, a beach bar and grill, bar and lounge, and a deli. Guests will also have access to Taj’s signature J Wellness Circle, a kids’ playroom, entertainment zone, state-of-the-art gym and a swimming pool. For meetings, events and social gatherings, the hotel will offer a banquet hall and convention facilities spanning over 9,000 sq. ft., along with meeting rooms and exclusive lawns.
Vishal Agarwal, Director, Beryll Group, said, “Weligama represents a destination with enduring global appeal. Partnering with IHCL and Taj allows us to develop a thoughtfully designed coastal resort that aligns with the region’s natural character while meeting international luxury standards. This project reflects our long-term commitment to Sri Lanka and to creating high-quality hospitality assets with global partners.”
Weligama, located along Sri Lanka’s southern coastline, is known for its crescent-shaped bay, surf-friendly waters and laid-back coastal ambience, making it an increasingly attractive destination for international and regional travellers.
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