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A Colonial Retreat with an old world charm - Quaint traditions.. A gently service and a warm welcoming feel, It is all there in abundance at the Bandarawela Hotel - Elegant rooms with cozy ambience - Oriental cuisine to suit any palate - Landscaped garden with a wonderful variety of fauna and flora Colonial charm and comfort in the tea country Built in the traditional style, yet showing a marked British influence with its old world charm and graciousness, Bandarawela Hotel is situated over 4000 ft above sea level and is Sri Lanka's first mountain resort hotel. Comfortable rooms with attached bath / shower with hot and cold water Radio Television Hairdryer Telephone with IDD facility
Check-in Time:
12:00 PMCheck-out Time:
12:00 PMTotal Rooms:
33Total Floors:
0 floors.Rooms:
Rooms are decorated in a colonial style and are equipped with television, telephone, radio and bed with a wrought iron frame and mosquito net.Directions
City
Area
Bandaranayake Intl Airport.
Dining
Restaurant / Dining InformationMain Restaurant Open for Breakfast 0630 - 0930hrs, Lunch 1230 - 1430hrs, Dinner 1930 - 2200hrs
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