Sri Lanka has 12 hotels in the Michelin Guide's Key selection — 1 Three Keys, 3 Two Keys and 8 One Key — across 7 places, led by Ahangama with 3. 2 can be booked with points: 2 through World of Hyatt. The rest are cash-only independents, listed so the map is complete.

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Median points per night and cents-per-point value from AwardClaw's award tracking. Value is the cash rate divided by the points price, so higher is better; green means the redemption beats the program's usual value by a wide margin.
| Hotel | Keys | Program | Points / night | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Malabar Hill Weligama Bay, Sri Lanka | Hyatt · Mr & Mrs Smith | 51,500 | 1.3¢/pt | |
| Santani Wellness Kandy Kandy, Sri Lanka | Hyatt · Mr & Mrs Smith | 67,750 | 0.8¢/pt |
7 places in Sri Lanka have at least one Key hotel. Cities with three or more get their own page.
12: 1 Three Keys, 3 Two Keys and 8 One Key. They are spread over 7 places; Ahangama has the most with 3.
2 of the 12: Malabar Hill and Santani Wellness Kandy. By program: 2 through World of Hyatt.
Three Keys is the highest rating held in Sri Lanka, by Ceylon Tea Trails. None of them take points.
Malabar Hill in Weligama Bay, at a median of about 51,500 Hyatt points a night — 1.3¢ per point against the cash rate.
Hotel selection and Key ratings from the MICHELIN Guide hotel selection; points prices and value are AwardClaw's own observations of each program's award pricing and move with dynamic pricing. Program links reflect the loyalty program a property belongs to at the time of writing — partner portfolios (Mr & Mrs Smith, Small Luxury Hotels, Design Hotels) change, so confirm on the program's site before transferring points. AwardClaw is not affiliated with Michelin or any hotel group. MICHELIN is a trademark of its owner.