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We travelled to the Tea Factory Hotel from Kandy getting higher in altitude as we went. The mists rolled in and eventually we turned down a narrow bumpy road that led through some tea plantations. The very imposing Tea Factory Hotel loomed suddenly out of the fog. On arrival, we were welcomed with a warm towel and cup of sweet tea. Some of the machinery from the old tea factory days remains and the reception area is very tastefully furnished. The bedrooms were clean and comfortable with tea supplied from the hotels own miniture tea factory. The bathroom was functional but the bath/shower area furnishing was slightly dated. Evening meal in the form of a buffet and the bar area was well thought out with a range of tasty food. Reception staff were faultless throughout our short stay. If you are staying in the area specifically to visit World's End in Horton Plains, the van to take you there leaves from the Grand Hotel in Nuwara Eliya (1 hour's drive from the Tea Factory Hotel) so it would make more sense to stay at/near that hotel. However, if you fancy staying in an unusual hotel with spa, gym, good food and outstanding staff service then I cannot recommend the Tea Factory Hotel highly enough. (The road to the hotel will certainly give your vehicle's suspension a thorough testing!)

The view from where this hotel is situated is unbelievable. Many foreigners stay at this hotel or stop here for food/tea. The room is very clean and comfortable. There's no AC needed in this hotel as the climate in Nuwara Eliya/Ramboda is very cool. The bathroom was nice and clean and the shower felt so relaxing. The view from the room was amazing. We ordered room service dinner and it was plenty for two people. The breakfast was delicious and they placed a wide variety of options. Very nice view while having breakfast. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Nuwara Eliya, especially if it's their first time.

Over 120 year old English hotel ,some rooms need to be fixed.it rained in nuwara Eliya during our stay and at night I noticed some water on the floor in the corner of room.when I informed the housekeeper came and changed a new room for us.in the room,there re all facilities.we impressed the long history of this building and about how they become green hotel.their back yard is little organic farm.breakfast buffet was excellent!

The staff was super lovely, welcoming and even prepared our packed lunch as we were leaving at 5am to Horton plains national park. The room was clean, and the bed was super lovely (had the best sleep in Sri Lanka!). The staff even brought hot water bottles to warm our beds, and I honestly wished I could have stayed for longer. The price wasn't the cheapest compare to other hotels in Nuwara Eliya, but I really really enjoyed the stay. 누와라 엘리야의 호텔중에서 비싼편에 속하긴 했지만 정말 정말 좋았던거 같아요. 고풍스런 건물도 좋았고 깨끗한 방이랑 침구, 푹신했던 침대 덕분에 정말 푹 잤습니다. 스리랑카에서 지냈던 호텔중에 젤 깨끗하고 좋았네요

We had a bad start to the trip bc of our driver. He only had one day in Nuwara Eliya and spent the entire time in the car. We were going to leave Nuwara Eliya without having seen anything until we met Yohan, the manager of the B&B. He heard our story and offered us another night's stay and arranged a beautiful scenic bike ride around the lake and tea gardens. It was so peaceful and right up our alley. We love seeing a country on bikes. Yohan also arranged a tour at one of the government owned tea plantations. Perfect ending to our short stay in Nurwara Eliya. This is a great place to stay. Yohan is a wonderful host and his staff is equally as hospitable. We definitely recommend Amaya Langdale.

Very easy to locate the hotel if you travel from north sri lanka to nuwara eliya. Its a little far from Nuwara Eliya city center. The view from the Panorama rooms is AMAZING !! Wifi speed is also good in the rooms. The furnishings of rooms are also nice and cozy. You can hear the Ramboda Waterfalls from the balcony of the panorama rooms. Its really soothing. Standard panorama room does not have AC, but its not noticeable as the place is pretty cold. We had to leave for Horton Plains in the morning 4:30, and the hotel was kind enough to pack us good sandwiches and water bottles for breakfast THAT early in the morning. Much recommended. Its a beautiful place.

The location is the most problematic issue: the bungalow is in the actual Dickoya Estate, a tea plantation 52 Kilometers (!) from Nuwara Eliya (go Google it yourself), which with bumpy mountain roads means at least 1,5hours to get there. We could not even see the city, because roadworks doubled the time to reach it. Directions are also poorly located on the roadside, causing detours and multiple attempts to find the entrance spot. Our guide described it as a place "for elderly". The place is charming and clean. We were the only hosts at the time, making the whole villa available to ourselves. The staff, two Singhalese men, were delightful but lacked basic English skills, which they however balanced with exceptional cooking skills. We opted for the Sri Lankan dinner (only other option was the Western Dinner). We had a great dinner in the dining room, full of "old world" charm. The room was spacious and clean but somewhat tired: damp on the ceiling and mould in the shower. The bathroom was really the biggest disappointment: it needed some serious renovation, which we found unacceptable in an accommodation of such level. We went in September. Temperaturs did not require heating but favored mosquitos: our room was full of them, and the tiny room vaporizer was ineffective. I slept only a handful of hours, using most of the night time hunting down mosquitos in the room. The bungalow is inside the tea plantation, so you can roam freely and meet some worker, which was lovely. But we would have liked more to walk in Nuwara Elya instead. Our overall experience was disappointing: too far away from the main attraction, too many mosquitos in the room.

We had the best time. Reading the previous reviews I thought I made a bad choice but I really enjoyed the stay. The staff were really helpful and location is just superb. It's not in nuwara eliya. It's around 45min away from there but I prefer here because it's much peaceful and quieter. The cleanliness was good but you can find one or two insects in the room(you cant complain for that because it's in the nature) room service was ok as they dont have much of options but would recommend the fried rice. It was nice. The best part of this hotel is the amazing waterfall view u get from the room and I can sit at the terrace and enjoy the view all day. Overall I had a very nice stay and would love to go back again.

We stayed one night at Albany villa and had the best stay ever. We ve been welcomed and treated like princesses by an amazing staff. They were so considerate and nice to us, they made our stay completely perfect. The villa is charming, lovely decorated, and very confortable. The furniture is amazing and the garden is adorable. We really recommend the villa for holidays in Nuwara elya, it's cheaper that it should be regarding to the high quality of service. Thanks again to all the kind staff, you have been great ! ☺

My stay at the hotel was totally overwhelming, and I extended my stay for another two nights due to the great comfort. It is a hotel built by international standard with all the facilities - spacious room/bathroom, clean towel, heater, tea/coffee-making facilities, high-speed internet, TV w/ international channels, and mostly importantly steady hot water which is very important in Nuwara Eliya. Staff are respective and friendly, and they prepared great breakfast (toast w/ butter&jam, egg, milk, tea/coffee, sausage/bacon, fruit). The location is within 15min walk to the city center, and 5min to Grand Hotel. It is superior to the other hotels I stayed in Sri Lanka during my trip. Highly recommended!

This is located few kilometres away from Nuwara Eliya town centre but very easy to get in (Don't complain, take a bus to Mahagasthota and a taxi. It costs less than two dollars). The staff is nice and welcoming. But the most important thing was the room. This is a very large clean room. Definitely worth twice the money I paid. The free breakfast was good enough. It is not a buffet breakfast, but if you need more, they will happily give you as much as you need. Don't go to fancy and expensive hotels in Nuwara Eliya if you want to stay few nights. Grand Camellia worth more than what you pay. I'll definitely go there again.

Beautiful place and very well maintained. Right from the point one enters Ramboda Falls, you are taken down to the hotel in a van. The hotel is well built and has a great location. Rooms are clean and the view from the room is good. Has a natural water swimming pool and one can walk down to the waterfalls. Would rate it 8 on 10. Only disadvantage is that it's cut off from Nuwair Eliya (around 20 kms from the city which on these curvy roads would be atleast a 45 min drive). But if ou have a cab/van of your own, then its good. The breakfast was good. I just hipe that prices dont increase as the ratings improve

The room condition may not be the best in all hotels we stayed in SriLanka, but the staffs there are definitely the nicest! Warm smile and great service! ♥️ Unlike some other hotels providing tourism packages to earn money, the staffs here simply help you like friends with useful information and guidance. And the garden is so great, beautiful view and nice place to take a nap^_^ Highly recommended!

We stayed in the attic room which had the most fantastic bathtub. My husband, who loves baths, spent a good 2 hours enjoying. Staff were fantastic and could not be more helpful and obliging. Stairs were a bit steep, but it was an attic room, so to be expected. They have a beautiful pool table on the second floor which we made use of on one of the 3 evenings we stayed. They are a bit far from town, but that seems to be the case with a lot of the hotels in Nuwara Eliya. The included breakfast was ample and tasty and the tea and cookies were always available. Oh, and the bed was great! Thanks.

Because in Nuwara Eliya everything is a little more expansive, we chose our accommodation a little outside (5min with Tuktuk). And Luxe Wilderness was just perfect. The villa is furnished like a british country house and is absolutely beautiful. You have a kitchen equipped with everything you might need. And if you don’t want to cook or leave the house: the owner offered to order some food for us. The bedroom in the upper floor consists of two large beds and has a balcony with a really great view. And yes, one of the pictures shows the actual bathtube in the bathroom. But you have a shower and two basins as well. Everything is arranged just beautifully. Breakfast was also great, we had the Sri Lankan style breakfast, but you can also choose an english breakfast. The owner arranged everything for us, Tuktuks to the city centre (250 rupies) or a tour to a tea plantation. He was just nice. We definitely recommend you Luxe Wilderness for a restful and wonderful stay in Nuwara Eliya.

We stayed in 5 hotels in Sri Lanka, this one was by far the best. It's very nicely decorated, very nicely taken care of, very nicely everything. The breakfast buffet was great, especially when comparing it to the hotels. My daughter finally got to eat doughnuts. I'm surprised that it's a 4 star hotel and not a 5 star hotel! Maybe because the rooms were not very spacious and the bathroom did not have a bathtub? But I'd easily give it 5 stars.

During our trip's planning, we had a difficult time knowing if we should stay in Ella or Nuwara Elyia. We are so glad we chose Nuwara Elyia, and the Tea Plant hotel. It's a beautiful building next to Gregory Lake- lovely views, relaxing atmosphere, and a very accommodating, kind staff. The hotel is more removed versus some locations in the more touristy areas around the tea country, but we were very pleased to eat dinner at the hotel (great chef who is also happy to create dishes outside of his menu) after a day touring the area. I'd also highly recommend hiring a driver for a stay around this area, because the roadside views are spectacular. (We enjoyed them more than the train's, to be frank.) The bed was very comfortable and the shower pressure/temperature was great. If we encountered any small issues, the hotel staff were extremely helpful and accommodating to our needs/desires. The Tea Plant was certainly a highlight during our trip, and we'd stay here again if we had the chance!

having stayed in nuwara eliya many times and staying at one of the big three hotels there each time, due to prices and bad service at those i chose to stay at the glenfall resort. the service was fantastic from all the staff and the owners are two of the nicest people i have ever met. my stay was so comfortable and very enjoyable. i would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to everyone. thanks for the wonderful relaxing stay, i will definitely be back!!

Due to some internal reason, they put me in Strathdon Bungalow instead. On the road from Colombo to Hatton, the sign Strathdon Estate and Strathdon Bungalow were quite easy to find. Upon arrival, someone gave me a nice tea tray. The house has an old feeling as it was built in early 1900s, however, it has all the modern comforts and conveniences. I was lucky to be given a corner room with several windows overlooking a nice garden with green hills view. Other rooms look nice, too, but the corner room was more spacious with the best fresh air and sunshine. The manager asked for my meals details as they cooked all meals based on each guest preferences. Love all the personalized meals. Srilankan dishes were not too spicy hot as it was customized to my taste. All in all, it was a excellent place to stay to have a nice quiet rest with plenty of fresh mountain air.