Aerial view of The Lavender House

Rooms complemented by elegant design that blends in with the sweeping views of the tea plantations

The Lavender House in Pussellawa is the latest addition to Reveal The Collection. This beautifully designed colonial style bungalow comes together with the hill country charm to create a luxurious holiday haven for travellers looking to get away from the woes of the day-to-day life.

Sitting amidst a picturesque working tea plantation, The Lavender House offers five luxurious bedrooms designed to ensure lavish comforts and lounge spaces with a calming ambience, a dining and entertainment space, inclusive of a billiard room, and a heated pool overlooking mesmerising views of misty mountain tops. Guests are treated to both local and international flavours, as well as personalised butler services catering to their every need, making their stay a truly remarkable one. 

Known for its calming and soothing atmosphere, the locale of Pussellawa was loved by the English back in the day. The area still has a strong colonial charm that is inviting to those who want a secluded hideaway in the hill-country of Sri Lanka. Guests can partake in a curated tour of the tea plantation, part of the old Condagalla Estate where tea was allegedly first planted in Sri Lanka in 1854 – making it one of the best places to learn all about tea picking and tea processing, and finally indulge in a high tea fit for royalty, whilst taking in the awe-inspiring views of lush greenery and the Kotmale reservoir beyond.

Reveal The Collection currently consists of five exclusive properties; Lantern Boutique Hotel, Ubuntu Villas and The Beach House in Mirissa; The Lavender House in Pussellawa, and Stafford Bungalow in Ragala. Well-known for offering privacy and stylish spaces coupled together with personalised service, the collection of boutique villas represents a whole new Sri Lankan experience, fiercely proud of its raw authenticity, rich heritage, vibrant culture and exceptional cuisine, situated in awe-inspiring locations around the island.