Colombo Office
Tea Trails Ltd
46/38 Nawam Mawatha
Colombo 2
Sri Lanka
Telephone +94 11 774 5700
Lines are open between 8:30am and 5:00 pm Sri Lanka Time [GMT +5.5] Monday-Friday
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Fax +94 11 774 5731
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After Hours Sales Mobile +94 77 786 7350
Norwood Bungalow +94 51 738 8400
Castlereagh Bungalow +94 51 738 8401
Summerville Bungalow +94 51 738 8402
Tientsin Bungalow +94 51 738 8403
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Even better value for a luxury holiday.
New infinity edge pool overlooking the lake.
Each of the four bungalows is different. Summerville with an air of a country cottage, Castlereagh with an eclectic style of its own, the high colonial Tientsin, one of the first planter’s residences to be built in Ceylon and the more modern Norwood; abounding with 50’s character. 20 exquisite rooms and suites in all.
Built between 1890 and 1939, the bungalows offer a taste of gracious living thanks to butler service & period furnishings, accompanied by gourmet meals.
Follow the Tea Trail from one unique bungalow to the next, staying a night or two at each or just laze in one. Trek, bike or picnic at spectacular locations each day in cool comfort.
You can book a room or the entire bungalow and relish a luxury holiday in the heart of Sri Lanka's breathtaking Ceylon tea country. > Read More
from
Even better value for a luxury
New infinity edge pool overlooking
Each of the four bungalows is different. Summerville with an air of a country cottage, Castlereagh with an eclectic style of its own, the high colonial Tientsin, one of the first planter’s residences to be built in Ceylon and the more modern Norwood; abounding with 50’s character. 20 exquisite rooms and suites in all.
Built between 1890 and 1939, the bungalows offer a taste of gracious living thanks to butler service & period furnishings, accompanied by gourmet meals.
Follow the Tea Trail from one unique bungalow to the next, staying a night or two at each or just laze in one. Trek, bike or picnic at spectacular locations each day in cool comfort.
You can book a room or the entire bungalow and relish a luxury holiday in the heart of Sri Lanka's breathtaking Ceylon tea country. > Read More
in the lush tea country of Sri Lanka
Ceylon Tea Trails, Sri Lanka’s first Relais & Chateaux resort, comprises four luxurious colonial era tea planters’ bungalows, connected by walking trails through stunningly beautiful Ceylon tea gardens. > Read more
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Each of the four bungalows is different. Summerville with an air of a country cottage, Castlereagh with an eclectic style of its own, the high colonial Tientsin, one of the first planter’s residences to be built in Ceylon and the more modern Norwood; abounding with 50’s character. 20 exquisite rooms and suites in all.
Built between 1890 and 1939, the bungalows offer a taste of gracious living thanks to butler service & period furnishings, accompanied by gourmet meals.
Follow the Tea Trail from one unique bungalow to the next, staying a night or two at each or just laze in one. Trek, bike or picnic at spectacular locations each day in cool comfort.
You can book a room or the entire bungalow and relish a luxury holiday in the heart of Sri Lanka's breathtaking Ceylon tea country. > Read More
Your day starts with the tradition of Bed Tea served by your Butler, who will also draw your bath. Your Chef will then suggest meals based on fresh produce and home grown vegetables and herbs. Guests can indulge in dishes from western fare to traditional Sri Lankan classics and tea inspired dishes. The afternoon cream tea is to die for!
Rates at Tea Trails are fully inclusive of gourmet meals and drinks, including top shelf spirits and wines. Even service charges, taxes and laundry are included. We won’t bother you with bills... > Read More
Your day starts with the tradition of Bed Tea served by your Butler, who will also draw your bath. Your Chef will then suggest meals based on fresh produce and home grown vegetables and herbs. Guests can indulge in dishes from western fare to traditional Sri Lankan classics and tea inspired dishes. The afternoon cream tea is to die for!
Rates at Tea Trails are fully inclusive of gourmet meals and drinks, including top shelf spirits and wines. Even service charges, taxes and laundry are included. We won’t bother you with bills... > Read More
Your day starts with the tradition of Bed Tea served by your Butler, who will also draw your bath. Your Chef will then suggest meals based on fresh produce and home grown vegetables and herbs. Guests can indulge in dishes from western fare to traditional Sri Lankan classics and tea inspired dishes. The afternoon cream tea is to die for!
Rates at Tea Trails are fully inclusive of gourmet meals and drinks, including top shelf spirits and wines. Even service charges, taxes and laundry are included. We won’t bother you with bills... > Read More
The essential Tea Trails experience. Our Resident Tea Planter, Andrew Taylor, will show you first hand, the tea making process, starting from the fields where it all begins with the picking of “two leaves and a bud” to the factory where the all important conversion to "made" black tea happens. The complimentary tour ends with a tasting of different grades of this great
brew. > Read More
Ceylon Tea Trails has opened up a world of adventure and discovery in the Bogawantalawa Valley. The unspoiled beauty of the surrounding valleys and hills are an unparalleled biking, hiking and walking experience. Pristine trails through immaculate tea gardens, at an altitude of over 1500 metres, provide a wide array of activities for different levels of ability.
Experience the varied landscapes, exotic flora, abundant birdlife and the sweet rhythm of life in a tea garden. A leisurely walk, an adventure trek or a challenging mountain bike ride provide rewards of vistas of mountain lakes, manicured tea gardens, forests and doll's house villages. > Read More
The essential Tea Trails experience. Our Resident Tea Planter, Andrew Taylor, will show you first hand, the tea making process, starting from the fields where it all begins with the picking of “two leaves and a bud” to the factory where the all important conversion to "made" black tea happens. The complimentary tour ends with a tasting of different grades of this great brew. > Read More
Ceylon Tea Trails has opened up a world of adventure and discovery in the Bogawantalawa Valley. The unspoiled beauty of the surrounding valleys and hills are an unparalleled biking, hiking and walking experience. Pristine trails through immaculate tea gardens, at an altitude of over 1500 metres, provide a wide array of activities for different levels of ability.
Experience the varied landscapes, exotic flora, abundant birdlife and the sweet rhythm of life in a tea garden. A leisurely walk, an adventure trek or a challenging mountain bike ride provide rewards of vistas of mountain lakes, manicured tea gardens, forests and doll's house villages. > Read More
The essential Tea Trails experience. Our Resident Tea Planter, Andrew Taylor, will show you first hand, the tea making process, starting from the fields where it all begins with the picking of “two leaves and a bud” to the factory where the all important conversion to "made" black tea happens. The complimentary tour ends with a tasting of different grades of this great brew. > Read More
Ceylon Tea Trails has opened up a world of adventure and discovery in the Bogawantalawa Valley. The unspoiled beauty of the surrounding valleys and hills are an unparalleled biking, hiking and walking experience. Pristine trails through immaculate tea gardens, at an altitude of over 1500 metres, provide a wide array of activities for different levels of ability.
Experience the varied landscapes, exotic flora, abundant birdlife and the sweet rhythm of life in a tea garden. A leisurely walk, an adventure trek or a challenging mountain bike ride provide rewards of vistas of mountain lakes, manicured tea gardens, forests and doll's house villages. > Read More
Work the gourmet meals off with a dawn expedition to climb the famed 2250m Adam’s Peak holy mountain. The Peak has been an object of worship & pilgrimage by kings and commoners for centuries. Take a day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage sacred city of Kandy or drive through the tea fields to Nuwara Eliya, an old colonial 'hill station' with its scenic 125 year old 18 hole championship golf course. > Read More
Work the gourmet meals off with a dawn expedition to climb the famed 2250m Adam’s Peak holy mountain. The Peak has been an object of worship & pilgrimage by kings and commoners for centuries. Take a day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage sacred city of Kandy or drive through the tea fields to Nuwara Eliya, an old colonial 'hill station' with its scenic 125 year old 18 hole championship golf course. > Read More
Work the gourmet meals off with a dawn expedition to climb the famed 2250m Adam’s Peak holy mountain. The Peak has been an object of worship & pilgrimage by kings and commoners for centuries. Take a day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage sacred city of Kandy or drive through the tea fields to Nuwara Eliya, an old colonial 'hill station' with its scenic 125 year old 18 hole championship golf course. > Read More
Conan Doyle refers to the heroics of the early Ceylon planters and the disasters they overcame to mould the present tea industry. In 1865 the coffee plantations in the Central Highlands were devastated by blight. The plucky planters fought back and planted tea. From utter despair and penury to endless green acres. Over 2000 square kilometres of rolling green hills now annually produce over 300 million kilograms of the famous Ceylon Tea.
Here in solitude lies Ceylon Tea Trails, four restored colonial era tea planters' bungalows, infused with a new and decidedly gourmet vibe. > Read More
Conan Doyle refers to the heroics of the early Ceylon planters and the disasters they overcame to mould the present tea industry. In 1865 the coffee plantations in the Central Highlands were devastated by blight. The plucky planters fought back and planted tea. From utter despair and penury to endless green acres. Over 2000 square kilometres of rolling green hills now annually produce over 300 million kilograms of the famous Ceylon Tea.
Here in solitude lies Ceylon Tea Trails, four restored colonial era tea planters' bungalows, infused with a new and decidedly gourmet vibe. > Read More
Conan Doyle refers to the heroics of the early Ceylon planters and the disasters they overcame to mould the present tea industry. In 1865 the coffee plantations in the Central Highlands were devastated by blight. The plucky planters fought back and planted tea. From utter despair and penury to endless green acres. Over 2000 square kilometres of rolling green hills now annually produce over 300 million kilograms of the famous Ceylon Tea.
Here in solitude lies Ceylon Tea Trails, four restored colonial era tea planters' bungalows, infused with a new and decidedly gourmet vibe. > Read More
