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Location

High above the coastal plains of Sri Lanka, mountain clouds rest upon a blanket of tea plantations. It was in these very highlands where the colonial British retreated for cooler climes, and built empires from hill stations that became their adopted home. A timeless favourite has always been the city of Nuwara Eliya – a city so nostalgic, that it has since earned the nickname of ‘Little England’.

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Nuwara Eliya – Luxury Collection

Uga Halloowella$$$$$

Uga Halloowella is an intimate luxury tea bungalow that blends colonial elegance with contemporary comfort. Originally a historic planter’s residence dating back to the 1880s, the property has been carefully restored while maintaining its heritage character, with polished timber floors, fireplaces, deep verandahs, and expansive lawns overlooking the surrounding tea country. With only six suites, the atmosphere is highly exclusive and personalised, feeling more like a private estate than a t...

Uga Halloowella

Goatfell$$$$

Other Nuwara Eliya Hotels

Grand Hotel Nuwara Eliya$$$

Located in Nuwara Eliya hill station, the Grand Hotel is surrounded by fragrant tea plantations, majestic waterfalls and mist-shrouded mountains. With a history stretching back more than 100 years this four-star hotel retains the stateliness and grandeur of a colonial mansion. Elegantly furnished rooms overlook the magnificent, beautifully landscaped and award-winning gardens. A varied selection of restaurants and bars offer a wide choice of both Western and Eastern cuisine, from buffet meals...

The Grand Hotel Nuwara Eliya
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