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Set among the tea estates and vegetable farms that fill the rolling hills and valleys of Nuwara Eliya, The Blackpool Hotel offers a comfortable base in colonial architecture, typical of the town.

The hotel features thoughtfully decorated rooms that blend the building’s traditional style with modern comfort. Each of the 50 rooms and six suites include air-conditioning, tea and coffee-making facilities, and complimentary WiFi. Large windows fill the accommodation spaces with natural light, and frame sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.

The restaurant serves freshly prepared Sri Lankan dishes alongside a selection of Asian and Mediterranean favourites, complemented by an impressive wine list. Evenings can be spent enjoying a cold drink at the bar, or relaxing in one of the hotel’s inviting lounges.

One of the hotel’s standout features is its heated outdoor infinity pool and sun terrace, both ideal spots to unwind after a day discovering the wildlife of this atmospheric part of Sri Lanka.

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  • Available*: Jan-Dec * The dates shown are when the accommodation is generally available. Please enquire for specific availability.

Wildlife trips

This accommodation is featured in the following itinerary:

Sri Lanka’s Birds & Mammals

Join conservationist Elle Kaye and photographer Harry Read on a journey through Sri Lanka’s lesser‑known wildlife hotspots. Explore each of the island’s major ecosystems, from Wilpattu’s dry forests and Mannar’s coastal wetlands, to the grasslands of Horton Plains and evergreen rainforests of Sinharaja. Find out more about Sri Lanka’s Birds & Mammals

  • Price (inc. flights): 15 days from £5,995
  • Trip type:
    Group Tour
    Tailor-made can be arranged
  • When to go:
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Nuwara Eliya & Horton Plains

Nuwara Eliya & Horton Plains

Nuwara Eliya lies at the heart of Sri Lanka's tea country and its elevation creates a cooler climate, supporting fascinating birdlife. Nearby Horton Plains is the country’s highest plateau which terminates at the sheer escarpment of 'World’s End', and is the perfect environment for a highland flora and rare montane birds. Find Out More about {acc:title}

  • Where: Central Province
  • Ideal for viewing: sambar, leopard, purple-faced langur, scaly thrush, Sri Lanka hill white-eye
  • Excellent for: Vehicle safaris