Everything about the Amaya name harks back to the rich ancient traditions of Sri Lanka, whether it’s engulfed in the colonial history of the tea plantations, amongst the past Kingdom of Kandy or within the Ancient Cities of the Golden Triangle.

The Amaya Langdale sits within the green and pleasant hills of Nuwara Eliya, the former British colonial lands which have influenced this picturesque part of Sri Lanka into what it is today. This Resort & Spa is set surrounding the tea plantations, with the charm and attention to detail that gives it such a pleasure for guests staying here.

Just 18 rooms give this 18-century an exclusive and homely feel, with all the amenities to make it feel exactly that. Hand woven cotton linen and luxurious bath fittings touch all rooms along the sense of privacy and comfort and on-site facilities include a bar & lounge, breakfast free of charge and upon request room service. The tranquil surroundings outdoors go well with the heated swimming pool that has views stretching across the hills and valleys, a picturesque sight during the backdrop of night.

Amaya have excellent Ayurvedic Spa treatments to unwind the soul and send you into a state of bliss, the massage therapists’ offer only the most refreshing and wholly natural oils and treatments. Experiences are complete with steam, dry heat rooms and plunge pools.

Delicacies range from the cultures that have come to this part of Sri Lanka, blends of European and Asian cuisines combine to form a paradox of delights to tempt all tastes and desires. Food doesn’t stop there; indulge in Langdale’s Strawberry Tours to which you can taste the very best of Sri Lankan Strawberries in all forms, including in making your own recipe!

The history of Sri Lanka’s Hill Country is truly rich; a short drive away is the 130 year old Nuwara Eliya Golf Club, the 18-hole course, built by the British servicemen that came here overlooks the highest point on the island, the Pedro Mountain Range.

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