Want to experience how staying at a hotel in much simpler time would have looked, Bandarawela Hotel is your ideal to find that out. In a fast changing surrounding the hotel remains a stop where time had stopped some good 100 years ago. The stone structured soften with flower vine lattice building has with itself 32 rooms. A standard A/C comes as luxury and cuisine is Sri Lankan. The entrances greet you with classic car and each room has an attached black and white very antique looking bathrooms complete with bathtubs. Bandarawela which had been a busy town of trading tea had taken place and a central drop to the upcountry railway is why such a hotel exists in the mute town. Right throughout the hotel are little reminders of the time it actually belong to. A bike which was particularly popular in the plantation days, a typewriter and a stretch dial phone specifically looks to that. Bandarawela Hotel does not look at being a modern day accommodation instead it specializes in representing a time gone away from the days of history.