Nuwaraeliya also known as “Little England” situated 1890 meters above sea leavel, was the holiday resort of the English planters during the colonial era, and it still retains traces of British Colonialism.

Blessed with salubrious climate, breathtaking valleys and meadows, mountains and greenery that’s soothing on the eye, it belies the fact that Nuwaraeliya is hardly 180 kms from the hot and humid Colombo, the capital of Sri lanka. A unique feature of the topography of sri lanka

Set in the natural surroundings just 1.5 km from Nuwaraeliya town, it over looks the hushed stillness of the Galway Forest reserve. At the hotel you will find every thing you need to get away from civilization with out leavening any of its comforts behind.
Over looking the verdant of the Galway nature reserve Galway Forest lodge id a cozy hide away the combines the best civilization with gift of nature.

The beauty of the surroundings and the superb amenities of the Galway Forest Lodge is enhanced by the attentive..yet unobtrusive service of the staff

Looks like a tea factory from the outside but inside are 4 floors of luxury. Near to Nuwara Eliya Town In a 25-acre tea plantation, The Tea Factory Hotel, Nuwara Eliya overlooks impressive mountains and a lake. Converted from a tea factory it retains its original appearance on the outside but inside there are four spacious floors of luxury. The scenic tea estate view rooms are well equipped and thoughtfully designed. Ideal location for nature lovers.

The service here is attentive yet unobtrusive. it is apparent, from the moment you steo inside. you can see it in the smile of the respetionist... the helpfulness of the bellboy... the way the staff anticipates your needs... it really does make a difference. Walk into the hotel's courtyard and you'll encounter a miniature Eden. A kaleidoscope of foliage, lush ferns and rock pools. Further inside, The Rogue Elephant Bar is an ideal stopover for a relaxing cocktail or two before dinig in the restaurant. The chefs at the Windsor can cater to tastes both eastern and western. Traditional Sri Lankan cuisine is a specialty you should try out during your stay here.

Take a trip back in time to St. Andrew's Hotel, Nuwara Eliya and find yourself surrounded by all the old world charm and quaint details of a Tudor mansion in the hills. Perched high above sea level amidst mist shrouded mountain peaks in Sri Lanka's cool tea country, this colonial residence is over a hundred years old and still retains the pace and style of life from that era. Enjoy the comforts of every modern convenience alongside the more traditional delights of plush antique 4-poster beds and open wood fires, and sample a selection of timeless culinary creations from our show kitchens. And as for the outdoors, try a slow round of golf in a stunning location or simply lie back and enjoy the view.

The Grand Hotel in the hill station Nuwara Eliya has a heritage exceeding a 100 years. The former residence of Sir Edward Barnes, Governor of Sri Lanka from 1830 to 1850, the Grand Hotel is an excellent example of a mansion from the Elizabethan era. It retains the stateliness and grandeur of a Colonial Mansion and rightfully claims its place as one of the best hill country hotels in Asia.

Tudor style architecture and Victorian homes set amidst Boxwood and Firs overlook the calm waters of Lake Gregory, flowers bloom in parks and gardens, hunting and fishing trophies decorate the walls of old buildings transporting you back in time to the tranquility of a bygone era….

Located amidst the mountains of Ambewella, on a 6 acre estate, Jetwing Warwick Gardens is a century old abandoned bungalow that has been brought back to life. If you’re looking for a place of solitude, on mountain tops, a picturesque surrounding wherever the eye can see, this is it. Enjoy a morning head massage or a cool walk through the fruit orchard, pick your own vegetables or perhaps enjoy a fresh garden salad and then in the evening, taste a mouth watering mountain Bar-Be-Que.

The Hill Club of Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka Was founded in 1876 by a British Coffee Planter,as a “home” away from home, and today a privately operated club, with luxury rooms and all modern facilities. The Hill Club, Nuwara Eliya is perhaps one of the few remaining monuments that remind you of the colonial occupation of Sri Lanka. Over a century old, this cosy, comfortable holiday home once catered only to the British on the island and has an interesting history behind it. lt has seen the good times and bad, war and peace, grandeur and simplicity. Today’s it reflects a combination of exclusivity in style and class and modern service, an utopian admixture of the old and the new.

Brockenhurst is a well maintained colonial bungalow with its high roofs, spacious rooms, hard wood floors and fire places. Located in the central hills of Sri Lanka in Nuwara Eliya town, adjoining St Andrews Hotel and shadowed by ‘Pidurutalagala’ mountain range it is few minutes away from Town centre, Golf Club and Victoria Park. Brockenhurst dates back to the early 1900s and was originally built by Philip Falk, a British surveyor. Despite almost century old existence it still retains its original charm and character. The bungalow has been recently classified as a heritage building by the Archeological Department of Sri Lanka, which provides ample testimony to its archeological and historical value.

A holiday on the lap of luxury at nuwaraeliya, For a truly memorable holiday seagul green resort in nuwaraeliya conceptualized to avail you and your family an enjoyable holiday this season.

we avail you 15 deluxe rooms that offer the very best in terms of luxury and relaxation with cabel TV connection and all modern amenties provided for each room

A cosy three bedroom bungalow sitting on a misty hillside among a tea plantation, Pennington is a modern and compact bungalow with a panoramic view of the terraced tea gardens which surround it. The bungalow itself it set up on a hill with a beautifully manicured lawn in split levels, the gardens are complete with colourful flower beds and conifers which are pruned to give shade, and is a delightful spot to read or sit back and enjoy the panoramic view.

The bedrooms are roomy are airy and contain three beds apiece, each bedroom has its own attached toilet and shower which is equipped with hot and cold water. A comfortable and cosy sitting room leads on to the dining room and kitchen which is equipped with all modern amenities to enable you to prepare your own meals or you could call on the live-in cook and spend your time relaxing. All groceries can be purchased in the town hereby and there is even a handyman who is capable of stocking all necessary groceries and running errands.

There is beautiful scenery everywhere, a brisk walk is ideal to get the circulation going and take in the sights and sounds of this bracing climate. The town which is just a few minutes away has many nooks and crannies to explore. The bazaar with its many vendors selling winter clothes, jackets, caps and wind breakers is an ideal place to haggle with the vendors and get yourself a bargain not found anywhere else.

The town with its beautiful Golf course the Race course where equestrian races are worked out usually in March and April, Gregory’s Lake, and Victoria Park has many sights to take in. And at the end of it all there is nothing more refreshing than a freshly brewed cup of Sri Lankan tea to rejuvenate your body and soul.

Our lovely holiday bungalow is at the very entrance to Nuwara Eliya city limits. It is situated at one of the highest points along the Kandy - Nuwara Eliya Highway, called Toppass.

This tastefully furnished luxury holiday bungalow can accommodate up to 10 persons and has a breathtaking view of a tea estate and the Pidurutalagala mountain range.

The luxurious King Fern Guesthouse in Nuwara Eliya is surrounded by pure nature while only being a short distance away from the city center. At the King Fern Guesthouse you will be woken up by the songs of tropical birds, preparing you in the right way for your explorations of Nuwara Eliya, the colonial treasures and the tea country.

The antique style Rising Lion Hotel in Nuwara Eliya is in located in a perfect view-point position above Sri Lanka's "Little England". Facing Mount Puduruthalagala, the highest mountain of Sri Lanka, the Rising Lion Hotel offers excellent views over Nuwara Eliya, St. Andrews Golf Course and the nearby mountain ranges.

Situated just above Nuwara Eliya town, Craigbank is a villa set within magnificent gardens that overlook the golf course and rolling hills. Ideal for groups of families and friends who will love its privacy and secluded yet central location, Craigbank offers its visitors both convenience and calm. Designed by a Frenchman, the villa's European styling blends perfectly with the property's colonial atmosphere which harks back to a former era; Rooms are enhanced with carefully chosen antiques, shelves are filled with leather bound books, brass candelabras scatter the dining room and colonial prints are displayed on the walls like family photos beside mounted hunting antlers and stretched snake skins. Fireplaces offer extra warmth at night and lend an old world charm unique to this part of the country.

Despite Craigbank's nostalgic atmosphere, modernity seamlessly blends with the indulgencies of the past as each bedroom is enhanced by sumptuous beds and en-suite bathrooms Wide screen TV and plenty of DVDs provide entertainment for a rainy day. Plenty of interesting coffee table books in the Drawing Room offer the perfect place to while away the early evening.

Craigbank's verandahs offer serene places to pass the day as you curl up in a chair and read a book or contemplate the beauty of the lavish garden and the wildlife that soaks up its gentle ambience. The villa staff is very efficient and the house very child friendly so you can relax as the kids run up and down the verdant lawn playing at will. Nuwara Eliya town is only a short walk away whilst activities such as golf, riding, trekking and visits to tea factories can all be arranged so you are never short of something to do!