The entrance area has offices as well as the access to the discotheque and the indoor stadium. Passing by a fountain the visitor reaches the guest rooms and the pool area.The 53m² office premises are air-conditioned and partly glass-paned.

The discotheque has a total size of 200m² and is equipped with a 6m² bar. The room id open to two sides and access to the indoor stadium at the third side. The restaurant has a roofed patio and is located close to the fully equipped kitchen. The souvenir shop close to the pool is completely equipped, as well. The pool area has one big pool with a water slide and a pool bar as well as a small pool for children. The pool is surrounded by Astroturf and a neat garden with various palm trees and local plants.

The 685m² indoor stadium is appropriate for various sports. Sports equipment such as gym equipment, soccer goals and badminton nets are available. The stadium is unique in Sri Lanka and also the only indoor tennis court on the island. Selling this part of the hotel will just be considered if a leasing contract with the Aquarius Sports Resort will be placed.

The outdoor soccer field is located between the hotel and the beach and is perfectly suitable for various kinds of sports such as soccer, cricket and handball. Directly at the beach is a beach volleyball field All facilities are close to the beach and have unspoilt access. The beach and the Indian Ocean are within the range of vision from all-over the property.

Marawila is a wealthy region. The main road offers a variety of small shops with a great range of goods. The fishing village Marawila is mainly populated by Roman Catholic villagers and upper middleclass families. A church as well as some social institutions are located in Marawila. The shore is unaffected and fishermen can still be seen at the beach. A palm grove separates the beach from most of the hotels.

In 2004 the Tourist Board Sri Lanka declared Marawila as Tourist Development Zone. This means an external water supply with fresh water as well as construction of new paved roads and other infrastructural changes.

With 45minutes the transfer from Bandaranaike International Airport is minor compared to the transfer of 2 or more hours to the tourist regions in the south. The overall travel time to Colombo is 1.5 to 2 hours. Busses as well as private drivers are a convenient way to get to Sri Lanka’s capital. The central location at the west coast is perfect to get to other places and sights. Negombo is about half an hour driving time from Marawila and the old Fort, the cemetery in the dunes and various shops are worth to visit. The street to Marawila is in good condition and is mainly two-lane.