Tea Bungalows in Sri Lanka

Amba Estate is a small organic farm and holiday retreat with a remote, escapist setting in the Southern highlands with views across Ella Rock and Lipton’s Seat. The estate is perched above the Ravana Ella waterfall, a windy 40-minute drive from Ella. Accommodation is in either a four-bedroom estate bungalow or a two-bedroom cottage nearby.

Camellia Hills is a modern interpretation of a tea bungalow. Offering accommodation in five ensuite rooms overlooking the majestic Castlereagh reservoir and surrounding tea plantations, the bungalow is great for relaxation and operate on all-inclusive basis.

Castlereagh, a colonial tea bungalow nestling in a wooded dell close to a lake, offers unrivalled lake views and superb garden suites. One of five wonderful tea-estate bungalows in the acclaimed Tea Trails collection in the south-west highlands.

Dunkeld is a five-bedroom bungalow under the Ceylon Tea Trails collection located in the central highlands of Sri Lanka. It is furnished in a colonial-period style but offers all the modern amenities.

The Dutch House is a two-bedroom villa perched on a hillock overlooking Bandarawela town at a distance and surrounded by mountains. Set on a two-acre garden filled with fruit trees and flowering plants, this highly-praised boutique property is flourishing again under new Sri Lankan owners.

Ferncliff is a charming heritage property set in extensive gardens in a leafy suburb of Nuwara Eliya, only 10 minutes from the centre of town. Periodic renovations have maintained the charming ambience of this highly-praised bungalow

Firsmead is a stately bungalow overlooking Lake Gregory in Nuwara Eliya offering a personalised service and plenty of modern comforts for a relaxing stay.

Goatfell is an excellent tea bungalow with a progressive outlook in the cool hills of Nuwara Eliya. With a large garden area and comfortable rooms, Goatfell is perfect for an intimate getaway and will ensure you leave rested and rejuvenated.

A sprawling colonial-era mansion, once owned by a British governor, and now converted into an imposing hotel in the beautiful tea valley of Dickoya.