Camellia Hills – Lakeview Bedrooms

Camellia Hills, Dunkeld Estate, Dick oya 22000

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Type

Room: Your Cozy Island Nook / Hotels: Your City Watering Hole

Accomodation

2 Guests

Bedrooms

1 Bedrooms / 1 Beds

Bathrooms

1 Full

About this listing

Our three Lakeview Bedrooms are contemporary in arrangement, and are luxuriously furnished with king-sized four-poster beds for indulgently gazing over the Castlereagh Valley and lush surrounding Hatton tea hills. Each bedroom is equipped with wardrobes, armchairs, desks and ceiling fans, and has a bathroom with a powerful shower, twin wash basins and bathtub. Lakeview Bedrooms also directly access the garden from their private furnished terrace.

Dickoya is a big family-friendly bedroom bathed in light. It’s ensuite bathroom, with bathtub, connects it with a second single room with pull-out trundle bed, making it suitable for families of four. Osbourne is unique for its twin aspect mountainside and lake-facing views, and has a private decked terrace and big ensuite bathroom with rain shower and bathtub. Warleigh, on the lower ground floor, opens directly onto the lawn through three sets of French windows. It’s roomy and secluded, and a favourite with honeymooners.

Experience the spectacular hill country

Welcome to Camellia Hills

Live the life of a modern-day tea planter at Camellia Hills, a luxurious five-bedroom boutique bungalow hotel near Dickoya, in Sri Lanka’s crisp hill country. From its verdant valley-side perch, views of the mirror-still Castlereagh Reservoir and surrounding tea-wrapped hills are spectacular – drink in the panoramas while relaxing on cushy sofas warmed by an open fire, dining in the semi open air or swimming lengths of the refreshing garden pool.

CASTLEREAGH RESERVOIR

Breathtaking tea-fringed lake valley near Hatton

Castlereagh Reservoir is a mesmerising island-dotted lake surrounded by steeply rising hills planted with impossibly neat rows of vivid green tea, around 18-kilometres from the market town of Hatton. Hidden in amongst this emerald jaw-dropping scenery are century-old tea factories, gushing waterfalls, colonial-era churches and colourful Hindu shrines.