
This 150 year old manor house, in the hamlet of Thirappane, offers guests convenient access to Sri Lanka’s historic cultural triangle.
Sensitively restored with the landscape in mind, every aspect here – from breakfast on the terrace to a dip in the infinity pool – leans into its incredible vistas overlooking Castlereagh Lake. Once the estate of a World War I fighter pilot, its suites are charming little pockets of peace to have as a cosy base after days exploring the rolling hills, individually styled to retell chapters from the bungalow’s history. Two pay homage to the original owners, another pair draws inspiration from the nearby Pekoe Trail, and the final duo, looking out over the gardens, celebrate the talent of the estate’s tea planters.
Halloowella's culinary prowess is a real talking point – from local curries to eggs Benedict Sri Lankan style, the menu effortlessly moves between cultures. And featuring on the all-inclusive highlights are a tea factory visit, tasting and afternoon tea experience. But the heroes behind a stay here are without a doubt the people: butlers with mind-reading finesse, spa therapists dedicated to everyone's needs, and guides who reveal the wonders of the surrounding landscape from reservoir to mountain top.
This 150 year old manor house, in the hamlet of Thirappane, offers guests convenient access to Sri Lanka’s historic cultural triangle.
Intimate clearings in the jungle are the setting for Uga Chena Huts.
Often regarded as the most scenic part of Sri Lanka, Tea Country is the setting for this idyllic sojourn high in the hills, bordering the UNESCO World Heritage Central Highlands.