Hotels near Mirissa Fisheries Harbor

"Yes"

"Our room was on the third floor with an amazing view over Mirrisa beach. The hotel is up a steep slope with quite a few steps and no lift. I loved the hotel design features with interesting lighting and features of older buildings. Breakfast is a la carte but with plenty of fruit, 1 slice toast 1 cake and a choice of hot food eg omelette. The pool is lovely but there are a limited number of beds. It is a 5 minute walk to the beach with plenty of restaurants, bars and sun loungers. Unfortunately there is a building being built right in front of the hotel blocking the sea view for the lower floors and the restaurant. This was quite noisy and drilling did disturb the peace. It's not clear how high this will end up but if you want a sea view from your room choose the highest floor. "

"Relaxing"

"Great location. We had lovely views all around. Beautiful room. Staff were really nice. No complaints at all."

"There are two properties at the address that share the same photos. Jackie’s and randi’s. Regardless, they are both very nice guest houses with a great team and a fantastic bar. Good rock music and the only place in Mirissa for premier league football "

"Central location, with immediate beach access, but small room space."

"Great room, only issue is that it's close to the main road so the front (deluxe) rooms are a bit noisy."

"The staff and location were great, but my room had an ant problem in the bathroom and the sheets felt clean but were stained. They gave me a late check out and held my bags for an hour, so that was nice, but unfortunately room 204 did not feel worth the price. The groubds are nice though"

"Hotel was fine. Staff were great. Location is great. But if you value sleep before midnight or have an early start, this is not the place for you. There’s a beach club nearby that plays music very late into the night. And it’s not just “loud music” you can block out. The bass literally resonates through the building, through the floor, through the bed, and straight into your brain. No amount of earplugs, pillows over the head, or wishful thinking is stopping that. On top of that, the room I stayed in had an opaque glass door with no curtain, so all the lights from the trees, bars, and hotel lighting outside shine straight into the room all night. It’s effectively like trying to sleep in daylight. The best way I can describe the experience is this: it’s like lying in the middle of a festival field, wired, in daylight, with your ear to the ground next to the speakers, trying to sleep. I had a 4am start for a safari, I ended up with only a couple hours’ sleep. Unfortunately, it was the same situation the night before as well. But if you want rest, recovery, or any kind of decent night’s sleep, I’d strongly recommend staying somewhere quieter."