Camellia Hills

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Number of Rooms: 5

Eco Rating: 3

Location: Cultural Triangle, Sri Lanka

Like its sister Teardrop resorts in Sri Lanka (The Wallawwa and Fort Bazaar), the new Camellia Hills bungalow is effortlessly stylish and easily luxurious, and this time set amongst the lush green hill country.

With stunning views across Castlereagh reservoir, Camellia Hills newly built bungalow houses five en suite bedrooms, a dining room and two spacious living rooms with open terraces to admire the vista over the rolling hills.

For guests wishing to relax and unwind, the fabulous swimming pool and ambalama (traditional Sri Lankan shelter) located in the front garden and surrounded by tea fields, take full advantage of the inspiring panorama across the reservoir.

Why We Love It

Local experiences are at the heart of the Camellia Hills ethos; visit a local tea factory for a lesson in Ceylon Tea production, climb the sacred Adam's peak or be whisked away to a private spot for a romantic picnic.

Frances, Original Traveller

Itineraries that feature Camellia Hills

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