Governor’s Mansion
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Experience elite and luxury British living during the Colonial Era, in a quiet yet luxurious setting where one can enjoy a laid back holiday. The Governor’s Mansion Boutique Tea Estate Hotel, a fully restored English styled mansion, set 4000 ft above sea level in the cool climes of the famous Tea valley of Hatton- Dickoya in Sri Lanka, offers its guests a trip back in time when British planters once called it ‘home’.
With magnificent views of bustling tea estates, mist covered mountain ranges and a beautiful terraced garden; the ideal setting offers fresh air, unrivaled peace and seclusion all day as well as access to sporting activities and sightseeing opportunities. Whether for a family vacation, a romantic get-away or for a writer’s seclusion, the Governor’s Mansion Luxury Tea Estate Boutique Hotel at Dickoya, offers a very special luxuriously pampered experience for anyone.
The mansion brings to life the gracious living style of the past colonial era. With all modern amenities made available together with the essentials of luxury accommodation, the Governor’s Mansion Luxury Tea Estate Boutique Hotel offers tastefully designed 11 deluxe rooms. 3 suites, 7 deluxe – single and double, medium, large and very large sizes including conjoined living space for family holiday needs.
Sri Lankan and Continental Cuisine, the Governor’s Mansion Luxury Tea Hotel offers a delectable range of food for breakfast, lunch and dinner are served by obliging and discreet stewards. The chef’s creations revealing his talent with outstanding flavours can be accompanied by your choice from a selection of world-class wines.
Guests can experience a relaxing holiday in tranquility, where paneled walls, old yet gleaming wooden floors and attractive fireplaces bring to life the grandiosity of the past. Preserving the opulence & warmth of the Mansion’s origins, the exclusive suites and grand settings have been renovated keeping the uniqueness of a luxury English mansion, where original antiques and brass ware set on display pay tribute to its historical value.
