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Nestled among emerald tea plantations, this highland town offers scenic train rides and guided tours of historic tea factories. Hike to nearby Adam's Peak for sunrise views or visit Horton Plains National Park for its dramatic World's End cliff lookout.
Everything was immaculate and perfect except for one thing, the hot water in the shower would run out relatively quick. Aside from this, I would highly recommend this hotel.
Everything was immaculate and perfect except for one thing, the hot water in the shower would run out relatively quick. Aside from this, I would highly recommend this hotel.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed November 6, 2019Reviewed November 6, 2019
Wonderful and very well kept small hotel with impeccable service and an absolutely beautiful dual-aspect junior suite we stayed in. Very very comfortable bed. Lovely food and breakfast with a stunning view over the hills and up to the mountains of the holy triangle.
Wonderful and very well kept small hotel with impeccable service and an absolutely beautiful dual-aspect junior suite we stayed in. Very very comfortable bed. Lovely food and breakfast with a stunning view over the hills and up to the mountains of the holy triangle.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 30, 2017Reviewed December 30, 2017
This property was beyond our expectations. From the moment we arrived, the staff was friendly and attentive and accommodating. The room, the lounge, and the restaurant were unbelievably comfortable and well decorated. The pool area is gorgeous and the tea plantations surrounding the property made for the most amazing backdrop.
This property was beyond our expectations. From the moment we arrived, the staff was friendly and attentive and accommodating. The room, the lounge, and the restaurant were unbelievably comfortable and well decorated. The pool area is gorgeous and the tea plantations surrounding the property made for the most amazing backdrop.
Kelly
Reviewed February 20, 2020Reviewed February 20, 2020
This was an amazing stay! Cozy room, nice breakfast, clean facilities, and excellent staff. The views were incredible. Easy to get to the main sites if you had access to a vehicle. No complaints at all!
Note: The inn is up an extremely steep hill, so you'll need a vehicle to get there.
This was an amazing stay! Cozy room, nice breakfast, clean facilities, and excellent staff. The views were incredible. Easy to get to the main sites if you had access to a vehicle. No complaints at all!
Note: The inn is up an extremely steep hill, so you'll need a vehicle to get there.
Justine
Reviewed January 28, 2026Reviewed January 28, 2026
Prarthana and the staff was very professional and friendly. We had a very delicious breakfast next morning. Views were amazing from our room.
Location is beautiful and very conveniently close to the tea lounges and Nuwara Eliya town.
Room is very clean and comfortable.
Prarthana and the staff was very professional and friendly. We had a very delicious breakfast next morning. Views were amazing from our room.
Location is beautiful and very conveniently close to the tea lounges and Nuwara Eliya town.
Room is very clean and comfortable.
I arrived at the hotel at night. It was dark and snakey drive up to the hotel. Can't see much at night.
However, when daylight comes, the place looks amazing. It is right in the middle of the tea plantations and I had the pleasure to see the lovely ladies plucking the teas.
I hanged out at the lobby (which is outdoor) most of the time as it was raining during the whole afternoon.
I did not went out during my stay except to the tea factory tour.
This place is for nature lovers.
There's...
I arrived at the hotel at night. It was dark and snakey drive up to the hotel. Can't see much at night.
However, when daylight comes, the place looks amazing. It is right in the middle of the tea plantations and I had the pleasure to see the lovely ladies plucking the teas.
I hanged out at the lobby (which is outdoor) most of the time as it was raining during the whole afternoon.
I did not went out during my stay except to the tea factory tour.
This place is for nature lovers.
There's...
Liza
Reviewed October 19, 2015Reviewed October 19, 2015
This small and charming hotel sits high upon the hill, overlooking a nearby village and the Oliphant Tea Factory. It's a quiet location, with stunning rooms - which is a welcome change if you're staying mostly in guest houses or big resorts. The staff goes out of their way to make sure everything is perfect, and the sounds and smells of nature were great - if you like the sound of birds chirping, this is a place for you. There's one tree with tons of them (they said 1,000 but I couldn't wrap my...
This small and charming hotel sits high upon the hill, overlooking a nearby village and the Oliphant Tea Factory. It's a quiet location, with stunning rooms - which is a welcome change if you're staying mostly in guest houses or big resorts. The staff goes out of their way to make sure everything is perfect, and the sounds and smells of nature were great - if you like the sound of birds chirping, this is a place for you. There's one tree with tons of them (they said 1,000 but I couldn't wrap my...
Staff was good beds a little hard & sheets not clean overall not like the pictures on hotels.com we could hear all that was going on in next room & downstairs
Staff was good beds a little hard & sheets not clean overall not like the pictures on hotels.com we could hear all that was going on in next room & downstairs
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What things can I to do in Hatton?
Some outdoorsy places nearby include Sri Pada, Victoria Park, and Lake Gregory. While you're checking out the area, consider visiting Damro Labookellie Tea Centre and Tea Garden, Nuwara Eliya Golf Club, and Pidurutalagala.
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We’ve gathered some information about local transportation options in Hatton to help you navigate your stay: Fly into Bandaranaike Intl. Airport (CMB), which is located 52.1 mi (83.9 km) away from the heart of the city. If you'd like to explore around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.