Goatfell Nuwara Eliya – Concordia Double Bedrooms

Kandapola, Nuwara Eliya District, Central Province, Sri Lanka

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Type

Private Rooms / Hotels & Resorts

Accomodation

2 Guests

Bedrooms

1 Bedrooms / 1 Beds

Bathrooms

1 Full

About this listing

Experience the spectacular hill country

Welcome to Goatfell

Perched amongst tea bushes amidst the Concordia Estate, high up on a hill near Nuwara Eliya, Goatfell is a luxurious, recently renovated four-bedroom tea bungalow hotel. This former estate manager’s bungalow still resonates with the warmth and up country charm of a bygone era. With gourmet food and Butler service, guests can relax on covered verandas, in the warmth of the log fired sitting room or enjoy tea field views from the infinity swimming pool.

Concordia Double Bedrooms

All three Concordia Double Bedrooms are contemporary in arrangement yet allow the heritage charm of the bungalow to shine through a mix of antique and modern furnishings. Sleep in indulgently dressed king-size four poster beds, curl up in an armchair with a much-longed-for book or step onto your private veranda to breathe in the fresh mountain air. Bathrooms have bathtubs for warm evening soaks after invigorating tea country walks.

Kandapola is a large, private bedroom to the front of the bungalow and opens directly onto the lawn and infinity swimming pool through a set of French windows. Ragala, located to the right of the bungalow, is generous and indulgent, with views of the bungalows beautifully manicured gardens and surrounding tea estate. Tucked off the central hallway, Summerhill bears similarities to the Ragala Bedroom yet has the option of being connected with its neighbouring twin bedroom, Park, to make a Family Suite.

Elegant and graceful bedrooms, with views of the garden and surrounding tea estate.

Four poster king-size bed

Private Veranda

Garden View

Bathtub

HILLS OF KANDAPOLA

Living the high life

The bungalow sits at an elevation of 2,000-metres above sea level, on the outskirts of Kandapola and a 25-minute drive from the colonial-era hill station of Nuwara Eliya. The surrounding hills, marked by concentric circles of neatly trimmed tea bushes, are linked by winding, ascending estate roads promising jaw-dropping vistas at every turn.