Peace, serenity, greenery, and tonnes of fresh air. Temple Tree Resort is Langkawi’s owned gem, set inside a century-old rustic coconut tree plantation and surrounded by lush flora. The resort features 21 rooms and suites—each with its own individual charm—and was built based on eight meticulously preserved Malaysian ancient structures.
These heritage houses, aged between 90 to 100 years old, hail from different regions in Malaysia. They came respectively with its own story, ambience and experience. According to the Resort’s Manager, Irene Vairo, it took the proprietors two years to locate, deconstruct, move, and restore these heritage homes in Langkawi. And while the roots and the structures of each building are maintained, the decors and furnishings of houses, rooms, and suites on the other hand, have been remodelled.
Each houses are fully equipped with plush beddings, air-conditioned, wifi, digital entertainment and TV streaming services. This is a resort that offers you an upscale living experience while experiencing Malaysia’s glorious life on the magnificent island of Langkawi.
The resort’s headliner, ‘Straits House,’ is the latest premium addition promise to provide guests an improved historical living experience in a contemporary environment. The 90-year-old Eurasian home, originally from Penang, consists of four bedrooms and ensuite bathroom, making it perfect for families or parties of up to eight people. The highlights of the house are none other than its classic façade and posh interior—with vivid yellow and dramatic sky-blue colours covering the walls of each bedroom.
In terms of foods, this hotel is honouring its Malaysian roots by providing an aisle with Asian dishes such as Ayam Percik, Nyonya Laksa, Nasi Lemak, Fried Rice, and others. Their breakfast buffet caters to the Western side, with buttery pastries, omelettes, pancakes, and colourful fruit palettes.
There’s also a spectacular dinner experience provided for lovebirds and honeymooners. If you’re thinking of surprising your partner with a romantic dinner without having to move outside the resort area, opt for the ‘Dining Under The Stars’ menu, which consists of a five-course meal priced at only RM388+ per couple.
The menu offers robust ‘Amuse Bouche’ of mushroom egg crepe and prawn mango tartare, as well as a velvety pumpkin soup. For appetiser, indulge in their special Salmon Niçoise. For the main course, there’s a choice of Grilled Chicken Breast with Signature Percik Sauce, Truffle Mashed Potato & Vegetable Legume, or Grilled Barramundi with Seafood Tomato Stew. For dessert, enjoy the Chocolate Brownie with Italian Gelato and Fresh Berries.
Needless to say, Temple Tree Resort Langkawi Malaysia made a stunning holiday spot for any vacationer, either families or honeymooners who are looking for excitement, and ultimate relaxation away from the rush and a hive of the city.
Swipe to learn more about the stories behind each houses:
Colonial House
Built by Arab goldsmiths in the 1920s, Colonial House is a grand home which once stood proud in George Town, Penang and boasts a rich mix of East and West with its Peranakan floor tiles and intricate European cornices.
Colonial House
Built by Arab goldsmiths in the 1920s, Colonial House is a grand home which once stood proud in George Town, Penang and boasts a rich mix of East and West with its Peranakan floor tiles and intricate European cornices.
Colonial House
Built by Arab goldsmiths in the 1920s, Colonial House is a grand home which once stood proud in George Town, Penang and boasts a rich mix of East and West with its Peranakan floor tiles and intricate European cornices.
Johor House
Originally a Chinese farmhouse, with Taiwanese influence in its design, this pretty pink house began its journey in Batu Pahat Johor.
Johor House
Originally a Chinese farmhouse, with Taiwanese influence in its design, this pretty pink house began its journey in Batu Pahat Johor.
Plantation House
Once a spacious wooden Malay artisan's dwelling, this grand two-storey house is the quintessential bungalow with colonial style window shutters, high ceilings and thick wooden support beams.
Plantation House
Once a spacious wooden Malay artisan's dwelling, this grand two-storey house is the quintessential bungalow with colonial style window shutters, high ceilings and thick wooden support beams.
Plantation House
Once a spacious wooden Malay artisan's dwelling, this grand two-storey house is the quintessential bungalow with colonial style window shutters, high ceilings and thick wooden support beams.
Negeri Sembilan House
Once a family home in Negeri Sembilan, this raised single storey house is now a luxurious suite, with beautiful stained-glass windows and a spacious front veranda.
Negeri Sembilan House
Once a family home in Negeri Sembilan, this raised single storey house is now a luxurious suite, with beautiful stained-glass windows and a spacious front veranda.
Penang House
With architecture that reflects the 131 years of British influence on Penang, Penang House features a unique brand of architecture that combines local, Chinese, Indian, Islamic elements.
Penang House
With architecture that reflects the 131 years of British influence on Penang, Penang House features a unique brand of architecture that combines local, Chinese, Indian, Islamic elements.
Penang House
With architecture that reflects the 131 years of British influence on Penang, Penang House features a unique brand of architecture that combines local, Chinese, Indian, Islamic elements.
Fore more information visit www.templetree.com.my. Or call 017-599 5935 to book your stay.
