Siril Guesthouse Hostel

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I had a fairly comfortable stay. Private bunks, pretty empty dorm except for another person, nice hot shower, and nice location - a little outside of the city which made it more peaceful but still walking distance. Most importantly, hosts were very kind!

I didn't see anyone smoking, but it smelled like someone was smoking right outside the room. No mosquito nets, which I found to be a must in Sri Lanka, otherwise one or two are gonna wake you up at night.

Gayan the owner of the guest house is a great guy. He made tours with me and even go out at night with his friends having fun. His mother is so polite and doing the breakfast always with a smile on her face. I felt home. Thank you Gayan for everything. You got a friend on me 👍

This is a great hostel in Nuwara. The place is brand new and it was super clean. Plus, the owner and his mother were super welcoming. Highly recommended!!!!

Good location in a quiet area. Comfortable bed, everything was clean and friendly staff. Everything was perfect

friendly owners, and they'd help you with anything. there's free tea and coffee 24/7, full kitchen, clean bed and sheets

no complains

Gayan, the host, was super friendly and helpful from the moment we arrived. The guesthouse has a very "Youth Hostel" vibe, we met 2 other travellers straight away with whom we shared stories and tips from the trip. Gayan advised us on how to get public transportation and where to go in Nuwara Eliya. Plus the hostel is quite close to the city center, within walking distance. We really liked it that we could make coffee and tea at all times. There was really nice warm water in the shower, which we appreciated because the weather was chilly and the room was a bit cold. The duvet was awesome to keep us warm since it was cold at night and there is no heating, obviously. The room is clean and the bedding quite new.

The room is very basic, the walls that face the garden are made of a thin metal material, they are not real brick walls, luckily it wasn't noisy at all. In the bedroom there is barely any room to put your clothes and stuff, only a desk and a chair, no closet, no bedside tables and no window. There is a clothes rack with a few hangers but it is not enough. Also there was just ONE socket for the whole room. The tuck tuck driver that they recommended to take us to the tea factory cost us 6K rupees for about half a day (about 4/5hours) but he wasn't the nicest, I think you can get a cheaper price if you find it yourself, or at least a friendlier driver for that price.

Simple but sufficient hostel. Very affordable and room was basic but all we needed.

The hostel is down some very steep steps