B&B Nuwara eliya

Very clean and modern. Perfect hangout on a rainy day. Access to town is quick via steps and alleyways with stunning views. Would definitely stay again. One of the best properties I've stayed in in Sri Lanka. Host very friendly and helpful. Food provided is delicious.

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The host was very kind, knowledgeable and willing to help with transport. The breakfast was amazing too.

The location is up a steep hill, so it's quite a workout to get here from the city centre.

The host was incredibly warm and welcoming. He organized a tour to Hortons Plains for us too. THe room was extremely cozy and warm, which was appreciated in the cold weather. We would definitely come back!

There's not a ton of food options near by, but if you're okay getting a Tuktuk or walking, this isn't an issue.

The room was spotless.very clean and neat. The owner was so helpfull.

Very accomodating and clean B&B with 2 rooms only and a nice shared living room where you can drink a tea and relax or read a book. Very kind host and always ready to help. You simply ring the bell on the main door and he ll come as soon as possible to help you. Big and tasty pancakes for breakfast, with fresh fruit, honey, butter.. 100%reccomended

Such a nice family I felt save and the room is great and the commen room very big and comfortable. The srilankan Breakfast ist amazing! Rhank you so much for everything!

Liked the location as it seemed to be in the centre of Nuwara Eliya without it being too far away from all the other places of interest. Equally you could incorporate the places you want on your drive up there, if you drove. *** Be careful when driving there, google maps will direct you down the steep hill you come to before the BnB, don't go down the steep hill just before, carry on straight and it is on your right. The host shows you a shortcut into town if you are walking, this is the first left you come to after turning right out of the gate, it is on that very steep hill and it is a footpath on your left. You then turn left and then another left and you will be in Town, he recommends a restaurant called Dushans Home Kitchen for dinner, this was fantastic (if you want to drink alcohol, its dry so you can bring your own and he even gives you a glass to have it in). I am not sure if it is regular thing however when we went on our second night (Wednesday) for the second night in a row (it was that good) it wasn't open! :(. I loved the whole setup you have in the BnB, you have a lounge and a dining table in the 'reception' area that you share with another guest if it's full. It has a good selection of books and a kettle. On arrival the host brings you a nice cup of tea (black tea, no milk), with a couple of biscuits which I feel is a nice touch, considering we have not drunk tea properly since leaving our home in September. Haste to say it felt home. Other places we went was Damro Tea plantation, for a cup of tea and some cake (they only charge you for the cake,(450 rupee a piece), you can do the tours which are free with a almost expected tip at the end. Also went to the grand hotel cafe for breakfast (reasonably priced) and of course the post office which is a tourist hotspot.

The sink when draining leaked a little, so it seemed wet in the bathroom most of the time however this would not be enough to put me off my stay as it felt like I was home for a couple of days which was very much needed on a long travelling trip as even when getting my laundry back from them, it felt like my mum had ironed and laundered them for me, best laundry service in the month we are here so far.

The room was perfect for this solo traveler. 2 beds, 2 tables, drying rack. Hot water. Community room had dining table chairs, couches, coffee table other chairs, fridge which was awesome. Everything was as pictured on listing. The breakfast was huge and delicious - I asked for 2 pancakes, fruit and coffee. Hosts are very nice and helpful. Quick responses through messaging. After reading other reviews I was scared how cold it would get at night. I bought a jacket in town just in case. Never needed it. I slept in a T-shirt and my personal blanket and was toasty warm. The temperature went down to 14. I never opened the windows during the day and I showered in the morning, instead of at night, so I maybe that helped keep me warm. They did have super thick and comfy blankets on the bed. The place was quiet and such a great deal!

Beautiful small place with only 2 rooms, that share a nice sitting room with dinner table. Good breakfast, good price, a bit walking to town but setting is very quiet and serene. Friendly people.