Jetwing Hotels

Jetwing Hotels Limited

Type	Private
Industry	Hotels
Founded	1970s
Founder	Herbert Cooray
Headquarters	Colombo, Sri Lanka
Area served	Sri Lanka
Key people	Hiran Cooray (Chairman) Ruan Samarasinghe (MD)
Parent	Jetwing Hotels Management Services (Private) Limited
Website	jetwinghotels.com

Jetwing Hotels Limited is a Sri Lankan hotel chain. Jetwing was founded in the 1970s by Herbert Cooray when he purchased the Blue Oceanic Hotel in Negombo from its Swedish owner Vingressor and renamed it Jetwing.^[1] Cooray founded Jetwing Travels in 1981.^[2] Jetwing Hotels' current chairman, Hiran Cooray, is the son of Herbert Cooray.^[3]

Properties

Jetwing Hotels operates several hotels and villas across Sri Lanka:

Hotels^[4]

Amaloh by Jetwing, Matara
Calamansi Cove by Jetwing, Ahungalla
Jetwing Ayurveda Pavilions, Negombo
Jetwing Beach, Negombo
Jetwing Blue, Negombo
Jetwing Jaffna, Jaffna
Jetwing Kaduruketha, Wellawaya
Jetwing Lagoon, Negombo
Jetwing Lighthouse, Galle
Jetwing Lighthouse Club, Galle
Jetwing Sea, Negombo
Jetwing St. Andrew’s, Nuwara Eliya
Jetwing Tented Camp, Yala
Jetwing Vil Uyana, Sigiriya
Jetwing Yala, Yala
Sunrise by Jetwing, Pasikudah

Villas^[5]

Era Beach by Jetwing, Galle
Dedduwa Boat House, Bentota
Galle Heritage Villa by Jetwing, Galle
Jetwing Kurulubedda, Galle
Jetwing Thalahena Villas, Negombo
Jetwing Warwick Gardens, Nuwara Eliya
Kottukal Beach House by Jetwing, Pottuvil
Saffron and Blue, Kosgoda
The Cottage by Jetwing, Nuwara Eliya
Villa 700, Induruwa
Yathra by Jetwing, Bentota

Hotels under construction

Jetwing Colombo Seven, Colombo
Jetwing Lake, Dambulla
Jetwing Pottuvil Point, Pottuvil

References

↑ "Jetwing hotels is the story of Herbert Cooray, one of Sri Lanka’s pioneers in tourism". The Sunday Times (Sri Lanka). 3 July 2011.
↑ "Tourism industry honours veterans". Sunday Observer. 27 July 2003.
↑ Wright, Martin (9 January 2014). "Sustainability at a Sri Lankan hotel". The Guardian.
↑ "Hotels". Jetwing Hotels.
↑ "Villas". Jetwing Hotels.

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