The Hill Club of Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka was founded in 1876 by a British Coffee Planter, as a "home" away from home, and today a privately operated club, with luxury rooms and all modern facilities.

The Hill Club, Nuwara Eliya is perhaps one of the few remaining monuments that remind you of the colonial occupation of Sri Lanka. Over a century old, this cosy, comfortable holiday home once catered only to the British on the island and has an interesting history behind it. It has seen the good times and bad, war and peace, grandeur and simplicity. Today's it reflects a combination of exclusivity in style and class and modern service, an utopian admixture of the old and the new.

Nuwara Eliya, or Little England as it is also aptly referred to, is Sri Lanka's most popular holiday resort. At approximately 6500 feet above sea level, with temperatures ranging from 12 C to 22 C it opens into a breathtaking panorama of colour. Beautiful gardens, cascading waterfalls, lakes and sweet smelling mountain air, Nuwara Eliya is endowed with almost everything a holiday maker seeks. Golfing, Horse Racing, Boating, Fishing, Trekking, sightseeing and a host of other recreational facilities make Nuwara Eliya the ideal holiday resort "The Hill Club" stands in the midst of this dream resort.