Thambu Illam is a 4-star hotel in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. Located at 107 Brown Road, the property sits about 0,9 mi from the city center, offering easy access to local sights. With 227 reviews, guests have shared a variety of experiences.

Guests can dine at the on-site restaurant, cool off in the outdoor swimming pool (free), and park for free with private parking. Free Wifi, room service, air conditioning, and a 24-hour front desk add convenience, while non-smoking rooms and garden views frame a peaceful stay with free toiletries and a bidet.

Minimum price starts from $125, inviting travelers to explore the city from a comfortable base near the heart of Jaffna.

After a day exploring Jaffna, Thambu Illam offers a bright, relaxed retreat. A sunlit outdoor pool invites a refreshing dip, and an on-site restaurant keeps mealtime convenient. Free private parking makes coming and going a breeze, while complimentary WiFi, room service, air conditioning, and a 24-hour front desk ensure comfort around the clock. Non-smoking rooms with garden views, along with free toiletries and a bidet, round out the thoughtful bathroom setup.

A range of room options suits different needs. The Standard Room is 194 square feet and non-smoking, accommodating 2 adults and 1 child. The Deluxe is 291 square feet, also non-smoking, for 2 adults and 1 child. The Superior Double Room offers 313 square feet of space for 2 adults and 1 child. For those preferring a king-size bed, there are Standard, King, Single Use (194 sq ft) with a king bed, Deluxe, King, Single Use (291 sq ft) with a king bed, and Superior, King, Single Use (312 sq ft) with a king bed, each designed to seat up to 3 adults and 1 child.

Cash, Visa, Mastercard, and American Express are accepted, making payments straightforward. From compact to expansive layouts, the room options provide a versatile base for couples, families, and groups alike, all within easy reach of Jaffna’s sights and sounds. This combination of comfort and accessibility makes Thambu Illam a solid choice for travelers seeking a carefree stay in Sri Lanka’s northern hub.