Stay 

Jim's Farm Villas has 14 rooms in three beautiful villas. Hilltop Villa has 4 double rooms and 1 single ground-floor bedroom, Spice Garden Villa has 4 double rooms while Mango Villa has 5 double rooms. All have ensuite bathrooms, some with twin vanity sinks and a bathtub. Rooms are stylishly decorated with locally handcrafted traditional teak and rattan furniture, timber floors, high roofs and some with a veranda that enjoy mountain or garden views.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Jim's Farm Villas. Spice Garden Villa has four spacious bedrooms on the upper floor, two of which are interconnecting and are ideal for families. The Mango villa has five bedrooms of which three are Family Rooms. Also, taking a whole villa is a great option for a family. Children meals, baby cots and highchairs can be easily arranged.

Dine 

The inhouse kitchen at the Jim's Farm Villas serves traditional Sri Lankan and Continental cuisine. Breakfast usually includes farm-fresh milk, eggs and fresh fruits; Mangoes, papaya and bananas, with locally grown tea or coffee and fresh juices. Lunches are light sandwiches, salads and soups while dinner is usually a four-course meal served in a common dining pavilion and is hosted by the manager in the house. There is also a portable barbecue that adds to the dining experience.

Relax 

Facilities at the Jim's Farm Villas include an outdoor swimming pool and a spa offering a variety of Ayurveda treatments and massages. Sri Lankan cooking lessons are available from the farm’s chefs for an additional cost. Nature and birdwatchers can borrow maps, binoculars and reference books for local walks with over 100 bird species spotted in the grounds. Also visit the farm, which has cows, goats, chickens and a wide variety of trees and spices spread across the plantation.

Experience 

Jim's Farm is ideally located midway between Dambulla Rock Caves in the north and Kandy in the south. Day excursion to Kandy can include Temple of the Tooth located in the royal palace complex, the Knuckles range and the historic Udawattakele Forest Reserve. Day excursion to Dambulla's ancient Buddhist cave temples can be combined with Sigiriya rock fortress, Minneriya National Park for seeing elephants (best from July to October) and Ritigala Forest Reserve.