Amazing place to stay, with lovely welcoming staff, especially Sameera who is the caretaker. All the staff are very hospitable and kind. The garden is very well maintained and you can see people working hard to upkeep. Don't miss going to Moon plains which is just five mins away from the back door (staff guided us). It is 10 mins away from the Gregory lake and you can easily get tuk-tuks once you step out to the main road which is couple of mins away. The balcony gives a nice country side view. The breakfast is amazing. Glad we did not book the usual hotel stay in Nuwara Eliya.

Tried very hard to think what we did not like. Just can't think of anything.

The loveliest host, tucked away in between the tea plantations - it was such a cute spot. We were gifted some local tea at checkout which was such a sweet gesture. We loved our sunset walk through the tea plantations - so beautiful!

Mattress was unfortunately really uncomfortable, it dipped in the middle so we had a pretty rough nights sleep

The room was clean and well maintained. The facilities where adequate. The location was excellent.

The value for money, a little costly among the available properties.

The staff was perfect always available and kind. Location near the center and in the middle of the tea plants. Very good value for money, recommended.

Our room was very humid as it was on the ground floor and the bathroom very old. It will be perfect if you request a first floor room.

The property was cute, quaint, well kept and stunning little garden. Lovely set amongst the tea fields. Really good value for money.

The only thing I could say was the bed was a little uncomfortable and small for my husband. Perhaps a few more power points in the bedroom.

The manager of the property was kind and accommodating. The breakfast served was nice. The rooms and the property looked clean. But wouldn't recommend this place for the price being charged.

Probably due to the weather, the rooms had a mouldy smell which lead to allergies for both of us, leading to lack of sleep. The rooms were stuffy and had no ventilation leading to the mouldy smell. We tried opening the window at night, which only attracted mosquitos and other insects inside the room. Even the other guest staying in the room next door, had to sleep on the couch in the common living area because of her sinuses. The carpet in the main living area was so dirty. The property is dated and bathroom needs major renovations. The photos don't match what we actually get because even the outdoor garden furniture is old and dirty. The tea estate is next to the property while the front view is a garden and the road ahead. This property can have great potential but fails to impress.

There are only three rooms, two on the ground floor and one on the first floor, so the villa is quite peaceful and quiet (except some barking dogs around :-)). From the balcony on the first floor, there are nice views thanks to the surrounding tea plantations. The host and the staff were very kind, helpful and flexible regarding the breakfast time. They also prepared a packed breakfast for us when we were leaving early for Horton Plaines. We also received a set of teas as a farewell gift. They accept cards.

On the ground floor, there is a common kitchen corner and living space where breakfast is served. Unfortunately, there is only 1 table for 6 people, which causes misunderstandings when all guests want to have breakfast at the same time. Although the upper room has a capacity of 4 people, some of the equipment is only for 2 guests (mugs, bedside tables and lamps). The bathroom and fittings are quite tired and need some repairs and renovation. Thanks to the heater the room was quite warm, but we were a bit fighting with hot water.

The host and the staff, the location and the view from the room. The room is super spacious.

The bathroom should be slightly renewed as furniture is quite worn out.