by admin-unique | May 30, 2019 | Hotels, Nuwara Eliya & Hill Country
Clove Tree House is a newly converted old tea estate bungalow which is simply furnished to make your stay as comfy as possible. It is situated in an unspoilt valley well off the beaten track in the hills above the Ravana falls, near Ella with spectacular views of Ella Rock and Lipton’s Seat. There are wonderful walks, waterfall pools to swim in and an abundance of birds and wildlife. It is the perfect place to relax. A 5 min walk away is Amba Estate where you can learn the process of tea making in their micro tea factory.
Due to the intimate nature of the accommodation, they can’t cater for children under the age of 5yrs.
by admin-unique | May 30, 2019 | Hotels, Nuwara Eliya & Hill Country
This home stay is on a delightful small organic estate growing both tea and spices. It isn’t as grand as many of the tea bungalows but does have a rustic charm all of its own. You can stay in the main bungalow which has 4 double rooms and 2 bathrooms. It is about 40mins from Ella and is perched above Ravana Falls with fantastic views of Ella Rock and Lipton’s Seat. You can take tours of the tea estate and micro tea factory or enjoy one of the many walks to be had in this area and the fantastic sunrises and sunsets. Would recommend a minimum of a two night stay.
by admin-unique | May 30, 2019 | Hotels, Nuwara Eliya & Hill Country
The Hill Club is definitely a step back it time. The hotel has a feel of a Scottish mansion and was originally established in 1876 as a “Club” for the colonials who used to go to Nuwara Eliya to escape the heat on the coastal plains. Even today it has Members and there are rules and regulations such as gentlemen can’t dine in the Member’s formal dining room without a jacket and tie (you can borrow one from the hotel, if you haven’t packed one!) or if you prefer you can eat in the casual dining room. Children under the age of 12 are not allowed in the Club.
by admin-unique | May 30, 2019 | Hotels, Nuwara Eliya & Hill Country
This was once the residence of Sir Edward Barnes, the governor of Sri Lanka in the 1820s. This old colonial hotel has a very much a feel of a bygone era. The hotel is situated close into the centre of Nuwara Eliya so one can easily walk into the town. There is no AC here as Nuwara Eliya is quite cool but you will find a heater in your room. The gardens are particularly lovely and afternoon tea can be taken on the lawn if the weather is nice – this is highly recommended.
by admin-unique | May 30, 2019 | Hotels, Nuwara Eliya & Hill Country
Midky Hotel, within the tea plantations of Nuwara Eliya, is a small modern budget hotel less than a mile from the centre of town.
The hotel offers very good value for money. There are fantastic panoramic views of Piduruthalagala Mountain and surrounding mountains from the hotel balconies and glass panelled restaurant.
by admin-unique | May 30, 2019 | Hotels, Nuwara Eliya & Hill Country
This is a wonderful colonial hotel dating from the Victorian era with its own quirky charm. You will probably be met with a welcome drink of soup served in tiny coffee cups – which really is often very welcome due to the chilliness outside. The hotel rooms are lovely with ensuite facilities often with a bath. A really nice touch at night would be your own hot water bottle. The breakfasts here are truly magnificent.
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