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.

St Andrew's Hotel lies slightly above the centre of Nuwara Eliya, alongside the golf course - suitably so for a hotel of such a famous golfing name. Nuwara Eliya, an old colonial hill station, lies more than 6,000 feet above sea level, a town rich in tea plantations and cradled amidst misty mountains. St Andrew's is an excellent base for exploring the delights of Sri Lanka's spectacular hill country.

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….