Royal Majesty Bungalow

Royal Majesty Bungalow was the most unique place we stayed on our 20 day trip through Sri Lanka. The hotel is the 6th oldest plantation house built in Sri Lanka and converted into a couple of room bed-and-breakfast type place. If you enjoy history this is a great place to stay. Our room was huge and had lots of rustic/historic charm. The grounds are all owned by the working tea estate so it's a great place to walk around and see the process in action. The hotel staff took us on a walk and explained the process to us, which was very cool. The hotel itself is small (3 or 4) rooms and the staff is super attentive. They have their own cook who makes fantastic meals. Its only 45mins by car to Adams Peak. They staff arranged a driver for us who waited to bring as back when we were done. I highly recommend this place for a unique experience while in Sri Lanka. My only complaints would be that the house is old and has been renovated as a hotel so the amenities are bit dated and sometimes odd. It is also quiet, and in an isolated location. Perfect if you're looking for some quiet time. Wish they had some lawn chairs so you could sit outside and enjoys the amazing views!

Beautiful house in the middle of the tea plantation. Very friendly service and very good food. Beautiful rooms in the main house. Our room was not in the main building and not as nice. Hot water didn’t work and TV was broken. Manager managed the issue with the water well and offered us to shower in the separate room. Would definitely come back but would make sure to have a room in the main house.

It’s just an amazing place with the best chef ! Surrounded by beautiful tea estates. Very clean and comfortable. Loved every second of our stay.

This is a gem. Located in a beautiful tea plantation, this more than 100 years old bungalow is just an amazing place to stay. The room is big and very comfy with a fireplace to keep you warm. The food is delicious. But, most importantly the people working there some of the nicest people we have met here. Ramaz, helped us so much (my wife was sick so he took her to a doctor, found a mechanic to fix our tuktuk). He showed us the tea plantation and took out for a walk.

Das alte Herrenhaus eingebettet in mitten einer Tee Plantage ist einzigartig . Es hat den Charme von von einem Museum . Man fühlt sich wie in einer anderen Zeit . Das Haus , der Garten , das ganze Umfeld ist fantastisch . Die Mitarbeiter der Unterkunft waren außerordentlich freundlich und aufmerksam . Wer Ruhe und Geborgenheit sucht findet sie hier .