Narra Homestay

The people were very kind and the included breakfast was delicious and filling after visiting Adams peak

We booked before heading and when we reached the place they inform us that there aren't any rooms. The person who was looking after the property is not friendly either. He informed the unavailability of rooms without any apologies. We got off the bus at Maussakele Junction solely because of the guest house. Otherwise, we would go directly to Maskeliya and find a place. Yet, finally, it was a total waste of time. So we had to go to the Pine Trees Homestay instead, which is very closer to Narra Homestay (nearly 100 m away). Pine Trees Homestay is tremendous. Unlike Narra Homestay, It has a large balcony for you to relax with such a vibrant view and a calming atmosphere. You will be amazed and it is worth every rupee you pay!

Really amazing hidden gem, lovely guy running it, amazing food and a very comfy bed too!

in a bit of an awkward place but there’s busses you just have to be patient, more than worth the money!

The garden is beautiful and it's a cheap accommodation.

The bed is really small for 2 people. The room as well. No sheets to cover yourself while sleeping, so you use a cover that has been used by loads of people before. The person working there barely speaks english (well, to tell the truth barely speaks when you ask him something).

very nice and helpful staff. very good value for money