The Hill Club

Fraternal organization · Nuwara Eliya

The Hill Club

Fraternal organization · Nuwara Eliya
29 Grand Hotel Rd, Nuwara Eliya 22200, Sri Lanka

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Formal dining, library, bars, billiards, tennis, colonial charm  

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29 Grand Hotel Rd, Nuwara Eliya 22200, Sri Lanka Get directions

thehillclubsrilanka.com
@hillclubsrilanka

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29 Grand Hotel Rd, Nuwara Eliya 22200, Sri Lanka Get directions

+94 522 222 653
thehillclubsrilanka.com
@hillclubsrilanka

Features

wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom
wheelchair accessible seating

Last updated

Aug 16, 2025

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Dipra Paul

Google
The hotel is a heritage with modern amenities and elegance. Breakfast is nice but there is scope to improve the taste in my opinion. Stuffs are really well mannered and helpful. They provided hot bag to warm the beds although you will find room heaters. Nice and elegant rooms specially the lobby. This is a member only club. There are some dress code during evening for dinner and bar. However they also have casual bar which is not restricted. Only foreigners can book the stay. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend to stay there and experience the colonial architecture with elegance . :)

jo ue

Google
Interesting experience! If you want to have the Victorian period experience....it's the place to be! It's kind of a museum! No ....it's a museum! Dinner... dress code is required! Casual dinner is also possible! Very pricy! The hotel room is generous....of course Victorian style with a modern bathroom! Highlight.....you get a hotwaterbottle and chocolate before you go to bed! PERFECT, haha!

Sv Dm

Google
A beautiful place left after Brits..very helpful staff. Hashemi was very helpful and old us super interesting stories abt the place. Royal family visit and nice flower story. The food was good. Prices were surprising good.

Timeshare Chinchilla

Google
Is this Sri Lanka's answer to Fawlty Towers? Probably. Stayed 2 nights here as part of a group tour package but from the get go they seemed totally overwhelmed with the number of guests. I try to imagine what this place would have been like in its hey day in the late 1800s. But now it is rundown and in need of a revamp. The common areas ooze rustic charm and historic lore. The staff were trying their best despite being overwhelmed. The hallway carpet is threadbare and bald in the corners. The rooms are large enough but have no aircon or heating. It gets nippy at night and the only saving grace is hot water bottles delivered to the room at around 7.30pm (hope you like an early night!). The dinner service was woeful. The main dining room demanded a formal dress code which split our group of 40 odd into those who had appropriate clothes and those who did not. We were not warned about this beforehand. Same food served in both. The formal dining room service was dismal. Despite ordering in advance at 4pm on the day we still waited over 1.5hrs to be fed. I ordered a veg Sri Lankan curry set which was huge but blew my head off in spiciness. The bar gets points for not watering down their gin and tonics. Breakfast was slow, but eggs benny was good grub. Shocked they would try and charge guests to use the pool table - what a joke. Gardens and lawns were nice with flowering geraniums. Tennis courts have gone to Jesus. Hotel is a good 10 minutes walk from downtown where there are better food options. No pool.

Andrew Noon

Google
To be honest it's a lovely looking place spoilt a bit by bad organisation, long waits and unnecessary rules. The jacket for dinner is a nice idea but removing the jacket to eat is quite normal practice but not allowed here. Then a 2 hour wait for food not ordered 4 hours before dinner not great. Nice to know it's cooked fresh but just not practical

Harry Wong

Google
What a place. A members-only club that's open for visitors-in-the-know. We turned up at 7, and were registered within minutes. Invited to have a pre-dinner drink at the Bar, then slowly moved into the beautiful candle-lit dining room. Delicious food and wine selection. As it was late at night, we weren't able to take the Club tour, so the host invited us back the next day with coffee/tea on the house.

Lorenz F

Google
We had one of our best dinner evenings in Sri Lanka. It’s truly a one-of-a-kind experience that you won’t find anywhere else in the world. The old British hotel is amazing, but the food is even better. What adds a really special touch is that you are actually asked to suit up for the evening. Don’t worry; the hotel can provide a shirt, jacket, and tie for the evening (free of charge). It was just so much fun to dress up. Of course, you’ll pay a bit more than in a local food stall, but here you get a 6-course dinner for $30 per person. Bottles of decent wine are between $20-$30, and they have amazing, award-winning cocktails. We will definitely come back.

Tom R

Google
A must for the experience. Temporary membership only 300/. Jackets and ties available for formal dinner plus it looked like a few shoes and trousers as well. We had very civilised pre dinner drinks and then an extensive dinner in the smart dining room with live music.