A/C Rooms :
22$ Per person with food
17$ Per person without food
Non A/C Rooms
17$ Per person with food
12$ Per person without food
ROOMS FOR RENT IN NUGEGODA
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A new condominium project was recently launched by Home Lands Skyline Pvt Ltd called ‘Luxe Highway Residencies’. Home Lands Skyline is a leading powerhouse in the real estate industry. It is a subsidiary of Home Lands Pvt Ltd which is operated by real estate mogul Nalin Herath. It is a twin tower project which consists of 112 apartments located in the beautiful urban setting of Kottawa offering modern amenities and luxury living. The apartment complex will have on-site restaurant, café, supermarket, bakery ATM machine, pharmacy, beauty parlour, clothing store and laundry. The core goal of the twin tower project is to help make your life both enjoyable and more convenient.
In the modern world, living in a luxury condo comes with benefits galore. With elegant amenities, around the clock security, easy maintenance and a close knit community, living in an apartment has become an affordable and comfortable trend in recent times. As many environmentalists assert living in a condo is an eco-efficient benefit which goes both ways. Apartments are known to guarantee safety and security making families feel safe in their own homes adding to the many benefits of owning and living in an apartment complex, which has seen a significant rising than other investments. For those contemplating owning your very own apartment, Luxe Highway Residencies is offering an early mover advantage in a highly residential locality where asset value is raising everyday.
According to well known sources, the Twin Tower Project will be made up of 112 apartments which include 8 penthouses spread across 11 floors. Designed and constructed by leading property developers in Sri Lanka, Luxe Highway Residencies is poised to make Kottawa the next economic and residential city of modern living and elegant amenities. The Government itself has begun to transform Kottawa into a transportation hub in the city metropolis under its new transportation development plan. Kottawa is located in the intersection of the Southern Expressway and Outer Circular Highway.
With a sumptuous rooftop garden encircling a BBQ pavilion, Luxe Highway Residencies will be surrounded by stunning and breathtaking views. It is the epitome of modern and convenient living with social and recreational activities at the forefront combined with striking amenities and community benefits. Four apartment designs are on offer to meet the preferences of homeowners which include two bedroom apartments, three bedroom apartments in two separate designs and sprawling penthouses. All units are fully air conditioned with modern pantry facilities. Additionally, there will be a conference room for socializing and hosting social functions.
Each apartment will be provided with a reserved parking space with double parking space allowed for owners of the penthouse. Guests will be provided with fifteen parking spaces as available on first come first served basis. A state of the art gymnasium and pool will offer homeowners their very own sanctuary, a home away from home, to relax, unwind and bask in the peace and tranquility.
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To find a plausible answer to this popular question, it is better to take a closer look at the Short-Term Rental market in Sri Lanka. A market is where buyers and sellers ‘meet’ one another – actually or virtually – with the primary motive of buying or selling something.
Here in the Short-Term Rental Market in Sri Lanka, that primary motive is to rent out some place or go to rent for a relatively short period of time. People who want to rent their houses in Sri Lanka and people who want to move in for rent would negotiate about their terms, conditions and charges. They would come to an agreement in writing or by word of mouth as the case maybe.
In Sri Lanka the people who want to rent their places range from wealthy owners of super luxury apartments to notorious landlords in wayside lodges. Between these two extremities, there would be scenic bungalows, comfortable inns, cozy cottages, safari huts, pilgrim’s rests and rickety annexes. Giants in the Hotel industry with high Star Ratings adorn the capital and other major cities in the country. Places with lesser ratings – or with no rating at all – normally cluster around the giants.
People who would be looking for this many types of Short-Term Rent are mainly foreign tourists. Surfing, diving, and sun bathing attract thousands of visitors to the Island’s sandy beach whilst mighty ruins of ancient kingdoms, breathtaking waterfalls, and the untamed jungle life, lure them deeper inland. Sri Lanka is also viewed as a reviving resting place with the welcome warmth of hospitality to bypass winter.
Sri Lankan tourism industry owns a substantial share of the country’s booming economy. Ushering in the Good Governance concept, the new National Government would keep on improving it. A steady stream of tourists can be safely anticipated, which means a promising future for lots of businesses, especially for the Short Term Renting business.
Tourists can wait; there is additional – not to say overwhelming – demand from local pilgrims for short term rent. Sacred cities such as Kataragama, Anuradhapura, Kandy and Dambulla lie more than six hours exhaustive journey away from the capital. To participate in the rituals, processions and religious activities well on time, the pilgrims have to arrive at their destinations the day before and put up for the night at some place to snatch a hurried sleep. After worshipping their deities they would be immediately home bound later next day.
That makes it two types of potential customers; foreign tourists and local pilgrims. Both on the lookout for short term rent, foreigners hoping to stay a bit longer than their native counterparts. So who are the most preferred?
Needless to say that providing six months accommodation for an oversees traveler would turn out to be more lucrative than taking care of an ordinary Sri Lankan for a day or two. But during off-season, you cannot ignore the tough business of providing lodgings to your townsmen. It is tough because their demands can become unnecessarily aggressive and understandably, more difficult to cope with.
Yet, taken as a whole, it is worth the hassle. If you conduct the business of short-term renting with particular attention to the varying needs of your customers you are unlikely to fail. Tourists may request better facilities, convenience of travel and experienced guidance. Natives naturally know their way around and would have their own transportation. But still they would insist on clean rooms and good food.
Knowing you customer is important. If he leaves satisfied he would keep your room in his mind and come check on you the next time he returns. Regular customers ensure the stability of Short-Term Renting business. Although they make you bustle about a bit, you can bet it is worth the hassle.