Tilko Jaffna City Hotel | |
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Alternative names | Tilko Hotel |
General information | |
Address | 70/6, K.K.S. Road |
Town or city | Jaffna |
Country | Sri Lanka |
Coordinates | 9°39′55.80″N80°0′38.70″E / 9.6655000°N 80.0107500°E Coordinates: 9°39′55.80″N80°0′38.70″E / 9.6655000°N 80.0107500°E |
Opened | November 2010 |
Owner | Tilko Jaffna City Hotel (Private) Limited |
Technical details | |
Floor count | 4 |
Other information | |
Number of rooms | 42 |
Website | |
cityhoteljaffna |
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