Queens Hotel Kandy

... so make sure you have a hotel reservation during the Perahera.  There are tickets for reserved view seats outside the Queens hotel for sale --  a good investment unless you want to wait for hours to see the parade (and probably not ...

... even with the rain the tea plants and sceanary is great , the journey to Kandy takes most of the day and we arrive at the Queens hotel late afternoon. After checking in we decide to go for a walk check out a bit of culture at the temple of the tooth ...

... of orchids, spices and medicinal herbs. For the third day in a row play was abandoned because of rain. Well, at least play of the outdoor variety we still managed a couple of jars in the bar of The Queens Hotel easily preferable to orchids any ...

... all the culture, it felt good to head out into the city and meet with Andy, Simon and Tommy later that evening in the Queens Hotel - the Barmy Army's base for the duration of the Test match.  The beers were very welcome, as was the no-nonsense talk ...

... ;The Pub”) again, which is has a first floor balcony where we can watch all the madness that is Kandy. There is also a big hotel called The Queens, which is in an old colonial building, which has a really old bar attached – all wood and old ...

... jumbo with a very painful, very broken mouth slowly dies a pathetic death. In town, enjoy the comforts of the Queens Hotel, residence to 19th century British governors, and the top-end lodging and dining establishment since 1894. Victorian splendour ...

... adopted it as a home from home! I little bit of the Uk in Kandy. We're staying in the nicest old colonial hotel called the Queens, can imagine that it was very posh in its day. Looks like ladys in crimpoline dresses should be promenading along outside of ...