Jaga Bay Resort

Penarafan bintang adalah berdasarkan gambaran keseluruhan Klook pada maklumat hartanah (seperti perkhidmatan dan kemudahan yang tersedia, dsb.) dan hanya sebagai rujukan sahaja

Okay

too many dogs

My pre-paid booking was confirmed weeks in advance, but when I checked in, Jaga Bay said Hotels.com had made a mistake, so I would have to pay an extra $10 per night or forfeit the room. Classic Bait & Switch.

Beware of dogs, unless you love dogs go elsewhere . Greeted by a pack of yelping dogs .Cant eat food without a congregation at your feet. Was told they don’t bite , but not conducive to a peaceful stay.

great location on the beach,fantastic beach, friendly staff, lots of ants about, not a great choice for breakfast, could do with water or juice, also boiled eggs and maybe beans

I like that it's easy to access the beach and staff are generally helpful and friendly. I didnt like that they only provided mineral water free for first night and charge twice the sale price for additional nights.

Half built, rooms smelt weird, aircon didn’t work, wifi didn’t work. Staff were nice and friendly. View and location was great.

Lovely location, with direct access onto beach. Enjoyed seeing monkeys in the trees each day. Good choice of food from supper menu, with very good service. Tuktuks always available at the road. A taxi was arranged to drive us to our next destination.

Jaga Bay is a little rough around the edges but thoroughly comfortable, relaxed, and nicely run. The location is fantastic: a quite corner of Weligama Bay (mercifully, no thumb-wumpa music blasting from giant speakers onto the beach, as you'll find along other stretches). You can walk right out of the hotel onto the beach - plenty of comfy chaise lounges under colourful umbrellas. The waves are surf-able as well. The restaurant is handy and serves great fresh fruit. Rooms are clean and comfy - with a balcony overlooking the waves! The staff is friendly and competent. A fantastic spot for a Sir Lankan getaway.

Nice stay. Reasonable price during peak season.