I have tried to get some tea in that hotel around tea time that has been hopeless the place has been anything than crowded the waiter had none experience at all 15 minutes to wait for him he had no idea what we could get with our tea he had to ask in the kitchen from where he came after... More

The Queen's Hotel in Kandy once was the residence of the British Governor, situated right opposite of the Temple of the Tooth (the former Palace of the King of Sri Lanka). It is in walking distance to the lake and the Temple of the Tooth. I stayed 1 night at the hotel sharing a room with a friend. We had... More

Queen's Hotel You can't beat the location. Across the street on one side is the lake and on the other side is the Tooth relic Temple. How convenient is that? If you want to be away from things, then, this is not the hotel for you. This is central. It has that old colonial charm...meaning antique pipes so we had... More

...into a little bit of Kandy's colonial past.... Worryingly it appears a lot of the rooms and decor may not have been touched since the British hung up their white linen suits and left... Reminiscent of a set from one of Agatha Christie's more exotic Miss Marple adventures, the Queen's Hotel has a certain loveable charm but isn't up to... More

The best advice I can give is to strongly recommend that you do not stay at this hotel. There were so many problems experienced at this hotel it was crazy! The hotel is very old and I doubt if anything has been upgrade in over thirty years. While it is centrally located, it is ridiculously noisy. If you do end... More

Although quint and well located we do not recommend this hotel. After having been booked by a co-own hotel in Drumbulla, we were given a room at the price quoted by the previous hotel. However, late the next morning, we were told that we had to pay an extra $35US for our stay, as the night clerk should not have... More

It all starts with the wonderful location by the lake, close to the Temple of the Tooth. The Queen's Hotel is a classy Kandy institution with rooms with wooden floors, great interiors and balconies. The hotel reeks of old world charm. The breakfasts are nothing to write home about, although the food is excellent at the Chinese restaurant (unfortunately, service... More

I was taken by the grand hallways, beautiful entrance and AWESOME staff...but I wasn't so taken by the following: * bed on rolly-wheels (it moved no matter how small a movement you made) * damp smelling sheets * rubbish shower (aimed at your face with no adjustmest possible) * the gaps above the door which meant you could hear all... More

The minute I walked through the doors I fell in love with this place. Yes it is old. Yes the red carpet going up the grand stair case is a little worn. And the little elevator must easily be 100 years old, if not more. You will be received at reception with a level of professionalism and courtesy just not... More