Hotel for Sale in Hikkaduwa, Sri Lanka
| Established | 10-20 year(s) |
| Employees | 2 - 5 |
| Legal Entity | Private Limited Company |
| Reported Sales | USD 50 - 60 thousand |
| Run Rate Sales | USD 61 thousand |
| EBITDA Margin | 20 - 30 % |
| Industries | Hotels |
| Locations | Hikkaduwa |
| Local Time | 7:13 AM Asia / Colombo |
| Listed By | Business Owner / Director |
| Status | Active |
A rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational, high-yielding boutique hotel in Waulagoda, Hikkaduwa – one of Sri Lanka’s most resilient and popular tourism hotspots. Set on 30 perches of prime freehold land, this turnkey property is situated just 300 meters (short walking distance) from the vibrant main beach, offering guests the perfect balance of coastal accessibility and tropical tranquility. The hotel currently features 5 beautifully designed, active guest rooms, a private swimming pool, a tropical garden layout, and an established breakfast service. Positioned for immediate scaling, the property comes with approved potential and space to expand by an additional 2 rooms (bringing the total to 7 rooms). Top restaurants and tourist amenities are located in the immediate vicinity.
Best reviews on booking. com and tripadvisor.
Fully equipped hotel available for takeover with existing management and staff; land valued at LKR 54 million, building and equipment LKR 236 million.
Intangible asset: high ratings on Booking. com, tripadvisor and other major platforms.
The property is built in a serene setting with pleasant, uncomplicated neighbours. All rooms overlook the swimming pool, with ample parking and accommodation for 15 guests (expandable to 19). Just a 7‑minute walk to Turtle Beach, Hikkaduwa, and only 4–5 minutes from popular restaurants.
The estate is fully owned by a single European proprietor and operated through a Pvt. Ltd. company, ensuring seamless handling of all contracts (Booking. com, Agoda, Expedia, agencies, utilities, and personnel). Acquisition of the company enables immediate continuation of operations without disruption. Since the owner and his family no longer use the property themselves (4-6 months per year), revenue increases considerably.