Top Hotels with Gyms in Nuwara Eliya

Appearance: It is as exquisite as the building blocks I played with when I was a child, and it is very good for taking pictures. Interior: Noble and elegant, full of age but not old at all. Catering: There are buffet and Indian restaurant a la carte for dinner. We choose to taste the authentic Indian meal. The curry is really quite enough, but it is acceptable. In particular, we would like to commend SanKaLpa who served us. He is a very humorous Yala guy. He enthusiastically recommends and introduces special delicacies for us, making our dining experience particularly comfortable👍 Service: Everyone is full of enthusiasm from the moment they enter the lobby, unlike some guides that discriminate against Chinese people, they don't feel it at all. Supporting facilities: The swimming pool is so beautiful, there are few people, and it is a little hidden; the small garden is also very pleasant to stroll around.

Ok: The environment is good, close to the pink post office, go down and turn right. Bad: The sheets are pilling, not one piece, all pilling. The first time I met, more than 1,300 nights, I would give this kind of thing.          I ordered two bottles of Coke at dinner, and I had more than 20 yuan in total. I chased after the money and told him that he had not finished eating it, and he came again later.         Very cold at night, a small electric heater, it doesn't work at all.

As a transition hotel between the two Resplendent Ceylon hotels, this British-style hotel located in Noir Aire is good. The lobby, restaurant, and courtyard facilities are rich. The food in the restaurant is also diverse and delicious, and the price is very cost-effective. , the only disadvantage is that due to the high altitude of 2400 meters, the temperature is low, the room is cold, there is no air conditioning, and the cup feels a bit damp.

A very attentive hotel. The hotel logo is printed with every corner you can see. The theme of the room is also green. The environment is also great. Dining ok buffet taste

Breakfast is normal! And I have one more child for breakfast for $20, too dark! Because the road to the store is small and poor, because my chartered car is difficult to drive up, I asked for a small three-wheeled road to the foot of the mountain (about 500 meters away) and also charged me the fare! Although the money is not more than three hundred rupees, it will feel bad!

It is a bit far from the city center. It is a very British-style hotel. The small garden is beautifully trimmed, the room is clean, and there is a balcony. It faces the tea garden. It is quiet at night and the air is fresh in the morning. I like this hotel. The hotel provides a buffet dinner with many varieties. Breakfast is also a buffet, with not many varieties. Very good British service.

The room is small, it is cold at night, the heater can not be turned on for a long time, it will automatically trip, but the service is good, old-style British service, breakfast is simple but very regular, afternoon tea is a try, after all, it is the most authentic British. The room is small, but the furniture is too large to affect walking. Billiard room, reading room, mix lounge bar, etc. are all worth trying. Fining restaurant dinner must be formal. Don't eat Chinese food around, just enjoy the sun in the garden

We stayed (2 adults and 1 teen) in Araliya Red for 3 days in May. We felt the hotel should be rated only 3 star for the following reasons. Booking sites star ratings are so far from reality. 1) Hospitality: some folks are really good, but there are very clueless front desk people there as well. Our daughter lost an earing in the hotel and I called front desk to report this as well went there in person so that they will inform other departments. But the next day when I inquired at the front desk they had no clue about the incident. This left a very bad experience for us. 2) Room was spacious and very good view as well but the bed and linen (very average) is not for a 4 star hotel. 3) Food: We had breakfast and dinner on all 3 days here. The spread is decent enough. But food quality has to improve a lot. The hot station offerings were either undercooked or overcooked or not that palatable. Even some of the dishes in the buffet was too salty. The worst part was we informed their chief sous chef on the first day and subsequently as well about the quality of the food (salty, undercooked). But they made no effort to correct or give us better food. So overall we felt this hotel can be rated 3 star but no way close to anything else.

We have been travelling around Sri Lanka and decided to spend some time in Nuwara Eliya which often gets forgotten as a destination. It is a beautiful place, slightly cooler but with the usual Sri Lankan friendly hospitality. The Westbury Palace is quirky but fun - think Old Colonial meets Marie Antoninette. Large rooms, four poster beds, elabrate drapes and freestanding baths with claw feet. A little bit tired around the edges but very clean and quiet and with a fab billiard room, a heated pool and a small gym with good running machine. The staff could not do more for you - they are fabulous and so keen to make your stay a good one. Breakfast is fruit, pastries and cooked English breakfast or a Sri Lankan breakfast with fabulous hoppers - best we tasted. The great thing too about the Westbury is its position. You can easily walk to Lake Gregory one way, and Queen Victoria Park in Nuwara Eliya itself, the other way. There is a fab restaurant within 3 minutes walk called Themperadu (check out on tripadvisor), great curry and beers for around £10 a head. We asked the chef at Westbury to cook us dinner one night and it was fabulous - tempura prawns, homemade mushroom soup, lamb chops and a stunning cheesecake (see our photos). They set up a table outside for us with candles and it made for a lovely romantic evening. They are so proud to deliver great service. The guys at the Westbury can arrange transport for you too, whether a car or tuk, tuk and you shouldn't miss a visit to the beautiful and serene Hakgala Botanic Gardens and the Lovers Leap Waterfall (both can be done in a morning). Nuwara Eliya is between Ella and Kandy, and we highly highly recommended the Westbury for a couple of nights on your Sri Lanka travels.

Located in Hatton, The Argyle is in the mountains, within a 10-minute drive of Devon Falls and Christ Church Warleigh. This upscale hotel is 8.9 mi (14.4 km) from Castlereagh Reservoir and 10.8 mi (17.4 km) from St Clair Falls.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an outdoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and barbecue grills.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held daily. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. English breakfasts are available daily from 6:30 AM to noon for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in Hatton? This hotel has 554 square feet (51 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Free valet parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 38 guestrooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and bidets. Conveniences include safes and a turndown service, and housekeeping is provided daily.