
''Five years ago it was difficult to get people to even step foot inside the fort'' , says Olivia Richli, the manager of Amangalla , which opend in late 2004,'' it was really charming ,but incredibly run down , with no clean toilets or decent places to stay .Tour-bus drivers would drive straibht thought with-out stopping . Now it`s the place to be .'' Richli says the trend began in when the government lifted the 100 percent tax on foreign ownership , followed by a ceasefire (which ended in 2006) in Sri Lanka`s civil war . Hotels such as the Sun House and sister -property the Dutch House opened on the outskirts of Galle Fort Hotel ,opening inside the fort .'' It was like a gold rush ,'' Richli says , describing the tourism boom .

Amangalla It`s were be luxury and clean the place because it`s for management and change to more best . They spend the maybe fire years to be a villas before it`s difficult to be favorite. Now the Sri Lankan town is transformed into the island`s hottest tourist destination.
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