Hotels in/around Hill Country

The villa, which was constructed in the early 1940s once served as a holiday home during World War II and has been refurbished to an elegant and tranquil space. With spacious rooms, charming interiors, and serene gardens, this villa makes a welcoming home for your hill country holiday full of luxury ...

Oatland by Jetwing sits 6,200 feet above sea level cradled amidst the mist covered highlands of Nuwara Eliya. This colonial bungalow preserves the charm of a bygone era with an ambience that exudes its own exquisite character while offering guests the non-hotel, private house experience.

The Black Pool is designed in the style of ancient colonialism and with a touch of modernity; surrounded by vast tea estates, carefully tended vegetable plantations and beautiful mountainous terrains. The hotel consists of 50 rooms with 7 suits and a private garden area which looks over the hotels ...

The Secret Kandy lies amongst shady trees in the royal capital of Kandy. Once the home of renowned philosopher Siddi Lebbe, the hotel affords the ultimate indulgence of traditional grandeur and contemporary living and is one of the most enchanting holiday bungalows in Kandy.

Sri Lanka is blessed with so many varied archaeological sites of historical and cultural importance that the visitor is spoilt for choice. While the expansive ruins of the ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa have a grandeur that is difficult to surpass, there are lesser-known sites that ...

Nuwara is a cozy town located 6200 ft above sea level in the midst of the tea plantations of the central highlands. It was developed by British planters in the late 1800s. Nuwara Eliya is an area of great natural beauty and pleasant climate similar to that of Britain’s; this has earned it the ...

Kandy lies nestled within a ring of mountains and sits on the banks of the island’s longest river, the Mahaweli. Being the hill capital of Sri Lanka, it is a city of proud people as it was the last bastion of Sinhala Royalty until the British captured the town in 1815. It is also home […]