We were supposed to stay one night, as part of our 5-day round trip on Sri Lanka. When we arrived at the hotel, the hotel was quite dark, cold and there was not one guest, just about 10 persons staff hanging out at the main entrance of the hotel. The place looked and felt deserted and strange. It turned out... more

This hotel was billed as having old world charm, stunning teak floors and period features, we thought that we would be in for a real treat. What followed was a quite surreal experience. We had hoped that once inside we would feel a bit more positive about the rather shabby and depressing town of Nuwara Eliya but it was equally... more

A pleasant, colonial hotel where we spent one night. As the previous reviewer mentioned, the bathroom was not a place to linger but it was clean. We were given a huge room with a sitting area on the top floor, overlooking the front garden. The room had a four-poster bed, mosquito net, and antique furniture. Since it was so atmospheric,... more

A small hotel in the Hill Country, which was the country seat of the British Governor ( a long time ago). Very few facilities but lovely 2 storey building and we had one of the main bedrooms on the first floor - huge and comfortable with 4 poster bed and antique furniture (but do note in Sri Lanka bathrooms are... more