UGA Halloowella: Sri Lanka’s Elevated Colonial Hideaway

In the heart of Sri Lanka's central highlands, UGA Halloowella emerges as a luxurious retreat that seamlessly blends colonial heritage with modern indulgence. Set within a 252-acre tea estate, this six-suite boutique hotel offers guests an exclusive escape amidst rolling tea plantations and the serene Castlereagh Reservoir.

A Journey Through History and Luxury

Originally established in 1880 and once the residence of Major Elton Lane, a British World War I pilot, the estate has been thoughtfully restored by renowned architect Channa Daswatte. Each suite—be it the Lane, Pekoe, or Planter’s—exudes old-world charm with four-poster beds, claw-foot bathtubs, and panoramic views, complemented by modern amenities and personalized butler service.

Culinary Delights Amidst Nature

Dining at UGA Halloowella is a celebration of Sri Lankan flavors and global culinary techniques. Guests can savor dishes crafted from fresh, local ingredients, participate in cooking classes, or enjoy garden barbecues under the stars. Signature experiences include secret sundowner events and degustation dinners with curated wine pairings.

Immersive Highland Experiences

Beyond relaxation, the estate offers curated adventures: hike the scenic Pekoe Trail, kayak on the tranquil Castlereagh Reservoir, or explore historic tea factories. For those seeking serenity, the garden gazebo spa provides rejuvenating treatments amidst nature.

Commitment to Sustainability

UGA Halloowella embodies eco-conscious luxury. From sourcing local produce to minimizing waste and supporting community initiatives, the estate ensures that indulgence goes hand in hand with responsibility.

Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway, a cultural exploration, or a tranquil retreat, UGA Halloowella offers an unparalleled experience that lingers long after your stay.

Discover more and book your stay at www.ugaescapes.com/halloowella.