Golden Hospitality (Pvt) Ltd has decided to give the discerning traveler to Nuwara Eliya a taste of ‘Little England’ with a blender of old world charm experience and modern amenities at its historic properties.
The ‘Clovelly Grounds’ so named during Colonial Ceylon, has a history dating back to 1898. The Clovelly Bungalow with its panoramic views of the Pidurutalagala range, has been renovated and can comfortably accommodate up to 12-15 guests in the cozy 6 bedrooms while providing privacy of a home and services of a star class hotel.
Adjacent to the Clovelly Bungalow and The Golden Ridge Hotel is The Sackville Bistro of the hotel, which serves tapas and wholesome meals on two levels, the bar deck or lower dining area with a total of 140 covers. The most luxurious property is The Westbury. Its history of ownership by Major Thomas Edward Hall in 1833, Sir Henry George Ward in 1856 and Barbara Jane Layard in 1896 adds to the grandeur.
Overlooking the Royal Turf Club and refurbished to its former glory with eight luxurious rooms and the many facilities including the pool, gym and spa with personalized services, is meant to spoil those who wish to step back in to history. Enjoy a choice of cuisine served in any part of the property, a book by the fire place or high tea on the lawn at sunset and rejuvenate.
The newly renovated Clovelly Bungalow, Nuwara Eliya too is open to guests for the April season.
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