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AIDA Queen Palace, a luxury beach resort in Sri Lanka nestled on the golden shores of Induruwa, just minutes from Bentota. Located 8 km south of Bentota on the island’s scenic west coast, our resort offers an idyllic tropical escape with direct beachfront access and world-class amenities.
Discover a hotel that defines a new dimension of luxury.
Experience the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and breathtaking coastal beauty at AIDA Queen Palace. Nestled along Sri Lanka’s stunning shoreline, our hotel offers elegant accommodations, panoramic ocean views, and personalized service tailored to every guest. From relaxing beachside moments to unforgettable experiences, every detail is designed to make your stay truly exceptional.
Situated on a tranquil stretch of Induruwa Beach with golden sands and safe swimming waters, offering direct beachfront access away from crowds.
Elegant sea-view rooms and private villas with contemporary Sri Lankan décor, all featuring air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and ocean or garden views.
Beachfront restaurant serving fresh seafood and international cuisine, plus an in-house coffee shop brewing Ceylon’s finest coffee.
Fuel your days of leisure with a perfect cup from our in-house coffee shop, the heart of our resort’s social scene. This cozy café blends coastal charm with rich Ceylon flavors.
Expertly brewed with locally sourced beans.
Daily baked treats and sweets.
Comfortable seating with cozy vibes.
Snacks, sandwiches & desserts.
Whether it’s a morning espresso or a relaxed evening coffee, enjoy a warm and inviting atmosphere inspired by coastal living.
Experience the beauty of Sri Lanka with our curated experiences that showcase the best of the island’s culture, nature, and adventure.
Explore MoreRelax on soft golden sands with calm, safe swimming waters protected by offshore reefs.
Sparkling outdoor infinity pool with panoramic ocean views and poolside service.
The Coastal Bean Café serving Ceylon’s finest coffee with coastal vibes and light bites.
Participate in turtle releases and learn about conservation at nearby hatcheries.
