Boutique Hotel Portfolio for Sale in Sri Lanka

Presented by LuxuryProperty.com, this is a discreet opportunity to acquire an established coastal hospitality portfolio in Sri Lanka, offered under single ownership at an asking price of USD 16 million. The collection spans the country’s South and West Coast and combines operational hospitality businesses with substantial beachfront land, existing accommodation and immediate income potential.

What makes this opportunity particularly interesting is that the portfolio is already operating. There are existing teams, systems, guest accommodation and hospitality services in place, giving a new owner the option to continue operations while gradually introducing renovation, refreshed interiors or a more unified approach to branding and management.

Across the portfolio, guests have access to direct beachfront settings, sea views, swimming pools, private plunge pools, restaurants, wellness facilities and water-based activities. The wider coastal setting also benefits from Sri Lanka’s strong mix of beaches, heritage destinations, diving, whale watching, coral reefs and turtle experiences, all of which support the appeal of the locations throughout the year.

Property Highlights

• 4 established operational coastal hospitality assets

• More than 458 perches of combined land

• USD 16 million asking price

• Reported combined land value of approximately USD 9.293 million

• Direct beachfront positions across the portfolio

• Existing guest accommodation and hospitality operations

• Infinity pools, saltwater swimming pools and private plunge pools

• Sea-facing accommodation and private balconies

• Restaurants and dining facilities

• Spa and wellness facilities

• Water sports and coastal leisure activities

• Existing staff and operating systems

• Immediate operating income

• Potential for renovation and repositioning

• Opportunity to create a more unified hospitality brand across the portfolio

For the last financial year, the portfolio reported a combined revenue of LKR 300 million, with operating costs of LKR 240 million, and reported a net profit of LKR 60 million. These figures have been provided by the owner and should be independently reviewed as part of the acquisition process.

There is clear scope for a new owner to take the business in a different direction while keeping the existing operation in place. Renovation, stronger positioning and a consistent management approach could all form part of the next stage, depending on the buyer’s strategy. Detailed financial information, occupancy records and further operational information can be made available to qualified buyers following a confidentiality agreement.