Overview: This is the place where you would like to indulge yourselves in luxury and comfort. Inspiring with its enchanting characters this is almost a 200 yr old Manor house situated in the ancient city of Kandy. It’s modern interiors compliment original features like vaulted beam ceilings. Secluded in a place close to village, and yet not far from the city, it’s a perfect hideaway that represents a real find in Srilanka. The resort is laid out to comprise of a two storey house and courtyard with shaded verandas.
Location:
• Sits in 6 acres of tropical gardens
• Easily accessible to the city of Kandy
• Degaldoruwa Cave Temple: Featuring wall paintings from the 18th century: Walkable from the Kandy House through villages
• Kandy Lake and Temple of the Tooth: 20 minutes by car
• Colombo Airport: 3 hrs drive
• Cricket: Challenge the staff to a game on the lawns
Room Type Selection:
Ultra Deluxe Verandah Double ( Red Spot Duke and Peacock Royal)
• Spacious bedrooms open onto a wide verandah
• Verandah features cane chaise longues, reading chairs and private dining area
• Luxury bathroom with tub and shower
• Four poster bed with mosquito net
• Ceiling fans
• Peacock Royal verandah features a full sized cane elephant
General Facilities:
• Infinity pool overlooking paddy fields
• In house masseuse
• Lyengar yoga
• Lawn boules
Restaurants & Bars:
Food in Resort
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in resort. Breakfasts include tropical fruit, local curd, cereals, eggs cooked anyway – and Sri Lankan hoppers. Lunch is served by the pool and includes daily sandwiches and salad specials. Picnic baskets can also be ordered. Home made cakes and biscuits are available for mid afternoon tea and dinner involves a European/Sri Lankan fusion with a 3 course set menu with range of main course choices. If you prefer, you can tackle the hugely impressive 10 course Sri Lankan curry feast!
Special Features:
Tropical Gardens: Look carefully when you are in resort, as if you do you will see pepper, coffee, cocoa, papaya, jackfruit, mango, coconuts, passion fruit and cloves growing on the trees.
