Hotels in Nuwara Eliya City Center, Nuwara Eliya District

We absolutely loved the hotel. It’s beautiful inside and out, great service and amazing breakfast. They were very helpful with booking activities and let us stay a bit longer to wait for our car. L

The location is very good, halfway up the mountain. The environment outside the window is very good. The room is relatively large, but the facilities are a bit simple. Slippers are not provided. Breakfast is ordered. The coffee needs to be improved. Others are OK.

Clean and sanitary, there is always background music playing in the room, you can adjust the volume or turn it off. Breakfast and dinner are ordered, the taste is good, and the service is good. You can see the Grand Hotel next door from the room window, and there are several teak elephants in the hotel lobby. In short, the price-performance ratio is good

The overall experience is very nice and the meals were top notch (compared to other hotels we stayed in Sri Lanka)! The room is cozy and overall vibe is nice too. It’s like an English bungalow. The only thing to comment was there was no table in the room, so we need to ask for one. Definitely recommend this one after tea garden tours.

A lovely stay! It’s been a little chilly in late July, the room has a heater and a thick blanket making my stay cosy. The wifi signal has been great - in my previous accommodations they would be unstable. The staff were all friendly and accommodating, I was able to do my laundry here, which was perfect as I’ve just over half way in my time in Sri Lanka. Breakfast was well balanced and healthy. The location is perfect, it’s right next to the main road. There’s a big supermarket nearby as well the city centre. For hiking you can easily access the Single Tree hill. Thank you for having me.

Good hotel, excellent location, very convenient – Next to Gregory and Victoria parks, everything in step-to-step access; in the hotel except the room, there is a common space where you can conveniently accommodate and rest. From the window of the room, the view of the whole valley of the city of Nuvara-Elia is open. I have stayed in this hotel for five days.  Very comfortable, quietly quietly! Welcome staff: I was always helped by the council and answered questions. In the room there is everything necessary, even a teapot and the possibility of drinking tea!

The hotel is located on the busy street. It’s very noisy at night until early morning. I could hear the traffic and other noises whole night. Couldn’t sleep at all.  The room itself is quite new and clean. But it’s too noisy. I wouldn’t consider to go back again.

A family stayed in the room. The room was not big and the facilities were old. The weather was very cold. It rained especially on the day we checked in. It felt like the temperature was around 10 degrees Celsius and I was shivering from the cold.

Very good, facilities and hygiene are good. I changed hotels every day in Sri Lanka, and I felt that the price and quality were matched. This hotel is next to the Grand Hotel. Considering that I had to leave for Galle early the next morning, I chose this one with a lower price. There is a gas station outside the window of my room. There is a gasoline smell when the window is open. I will give you a reference. Maybe you can tell the front desk when you check in.

The room is average, old. The room alone is not worth 1700. There is no need to spend money to stay here, you can walk in to the bar, Thai restaurant, Indian restaurant, afternoon tea, and you can pay with cash or credit card. You can enter all places by punching in. Many people come here to punch in and eat and then stay in other hotels. I think the hill club next door is a good substitute, they are all old houses anyway. Save 1000 yuan and do anything you want, rich people can do whatever they want. The black people here are completely different from the Chinese and white people. When white people check in, they will take you on a hotel tour and introduce you. The black person who took us to the room had a cold face the whole time, and of course I wouldn't give you the tip I prepared if you gave me a face. The hotel has a check-out time of 11 o'clock, please note this. I agreed to 12 o'clock, and he called me at 11:30 to ask me to check out, otherwise I would be fined 5000 rupees...haha