Singha Sanasa's hosts, Jacqueline & Sandy, have over 50 years combined experience in the hospitality and service industries, with Sandy gaining his chefs 'stripes' in luxury 5 star hotels such as the Ritz Carlton and intercontinental. His prowess in the kitchen together with the superb locally grown produce will ensure each meal is a celebration. (Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements and we'll do our best to accommodate. ) We are here 7/24 to ensure all you needs are met. Early or late arrival? We'll be here to welcome you and will do all possible to check you in early (subject to availability).

Looking for a unique place to stay whilst exploring the central province and tea hills of Sri Lanka? Look no further! Singha Sansas is the ultimate in luxury boutique homestay accommodation. It can be found in the beautiful tea country of Pundaluoya, Sri Lanka. 4000 feet above sea level this undiscovered paradise boasts spectacular views of undulating hills covered with velvet tea gardens, an uninterrupted view of the Kotmale Lakes; with the jewel in the crown being the breathtaking view of Adams Peak. Singha Sanasa is one of the islands most spectacular home stay experiences. A great alternative to staying in a Nuwara Eliya Hotel with easy access to Nuwera Eliya (45mins) Kandy (90mins), Adams Peak (2 hours), Ramboda (20mins), Clair and Devon Falls (40mins) and more. Explore Sri Lanka's up country region from this fabulous vantage point and enjoy the breathtaking views, unsurpassed service and luxurious guest suites. Please plan to arrive before dark (5.30pm) so you can experience the spectacular views and (hopefully) enjoy the superb sunset.

Located in the beautiful tea hills of Sri Lanka, Singha Sanasa is the perfect 'base' from which to explore the Central Province. You'll find Mackwoods and Bluefields Tea Factories are only 30mins drive, Ramboda falls is even closer at around 20mins. Take a day trip to Kandy only 90mins away or Nuwera Eliya is a short 45min drive. Taking the challenge and climbing Adams Peak (Sri Pada)? Then Singha Sanasa is a great place to come and put your feet up after the climb. Not sure what to do? Jacqueline and Sandy have intimate local knowledge with a global perspective and are happy to suggest places to visit. Just ask!