Embark on an Exquisite Escape: Temple Tree Langkawi, Where Eight States Unite.
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Just an hour flight away from Kuala Lumpur, find yourself immersed in the tropical paradise of Langkawi. Little did you know that a mere ten minute journey from the airport would transport you into a hidden sanctuary of serenity and wonder. Escape to the enchanting haven of Temple Tree Resort Langkawi, where time stands still amidst the beauty of nature.
Tucked away in a secluded corner of the island, this hidden gem rests within a mesmerizing coconut tree plantation, casting a spell of tranquility upon all who enter its embrace. Yet, it is the profound heritage that sets this resort apart. Built upon the grounds of Temple Tree Resort Langkawi are eight meticulously restored Malaysian houses, each with a storied past dating back to the 1930s. Once homes to different families from various states, these remarkable dwellings were carefully dismantled, transported, and expertly reassembled in Langkawi. Resort Manager Irene Vairo shared that the owners dedicated two years to sourcing, dismantling, transporting, and reconstructing these beautiful homes, ensuring their preservation for you to behold today.
What to Do.
A Catamaran ride into the sunset
Experience the epitome of luxury and refinement aboard the 44-foot All In Langkawi Catamaran. As you embark on a day of indulgent cruising around Langkawi’s picturesque island, this opulent catamaran comfortably accommodates up to 12 guests, offering an exclusive charter experience that exudes elegance and sophistication. Relax and unwind as you revel in the breathtaking scenery and take refreshing dips in secluded bays. With convenient pick-up services available from Temple Tree Resort Langkawi and nearby resorts, every aspect of your journey is tailored to perfection.
The Aquila 44 Yacht, renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship, presents a remarkable 3-cabin layout adorned with a salon and galley that provide sweeping 360° views of the surroundings. Whether you’re dining on the alfresco dinette of the aft deck, indulging in culinary delights or enjoying panoramic vistas from the flybridge, every moment on board is a testament to luxury. Immerse yourself in the lap of opulence as you navigate the pristine waters, creating unforgettable memories with loved ones and relishing in the sheer beauty that surrounds you.
Guests can enjoy two voyages: either a Half Day Charter starting from MYR 7,999.00 nett or a Full Day Charter starting from MYR 12,500.00 nett.
The Ultimate Massage and Spa Retreat.
Relax and unwind at the Temple Tree Spa, where the ancient art of massage is practiced by skilled local masters, carrying on the proud traditions passed down through generations. Choose from a diverse range of four massages, each offering unique benefits and tailored to your specific needs: Asian Fusion Massage MYR 180 (60 Min), Traditional Malay Massage MYR 150 (60 Min), Foot Massage MYR 70 (30 Min), or a Back and Shoulder Massage MYR 110 (45 Min).
For a more personalised experience, you also have the option to book a private one-on-one massage in the comfort of your own room, allowing you to unwind at your own convenience.
Dine Under the Starlit Sky.
Indulge in an exquisite “Dining Under the Stars” experience for only MYR 388+ per couple. Begin your culinary journey with a tantalising Amuse Bouche featuring an exsquisite Mushroom Egg Crepe and a refreshing Prawn Mango Tartare on Cucumber. Savour the rich and velvety Cream of Pumpkin soup, followed by the delightful Salmon Niçoise, a French classic salad adorned with grilled salmon, potato, quail egg, olive, and green beans. For the main course, relish the flavours of a succulent Grilled Chicken Breast, accompanied by their signature Percik Sauce, truffle mashed potato, and vegetable legume. Alternatively, indulge in the mouthwatering Grilled Barramundi, served with a luscious seafood tomato stew. For a sweet finale, treat your taste buds to the decadent Chocolate Brownie, complemented by a scoop of Italian gelato and a medley of fresh berries. Immerse yourself in the enchanting ambiance as you savour each dish, creating unforgettable memories under the starry night sky.
Peek to the Past: Take a look at each Heritage House to find the perfect one for your stay:
Discover the eight captivating heritage homes that will transport you to different areas of Malaysia. The latest addition, The Straits House, Johor House, Colonial House, Estate House, Plantation House, Penang House, Negeri Sembilan House and Ipoh House. Meticulously crafted to offer an unparalleled experience, each room is a masterpiece that invites you to delve into its distinctive charm. For larger families or groups traveling together, seize the opportunity to reserve an entire house and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
Straits House
The latest premium addition to Temple Tree Resort Langkawi, The Straits House is a 90-year-old Eurasian house originally from Penang. Steeped in history and elegance, the interior of the house has a modern look with vibrant sunny yellow and sky-blue hues, casting a spell of tranquillity upon all who enter. Its original wooden floors, lovingly sanded down and stained, bear witness to a rich heritage while its delicate lattice patterned ceilings is reminiscent of a time craftsmanship knew no bounds. Guests will also find four Oriental wardrobes specially commissioned for each bedroom to reflect Peranakan culture and heritage.
Rented as a whole unit, the Straits House features four bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom – making it ideal for families or groups of up to 8 persons. The house also has a living room and spacious veranda with a dining table. What sets this house apart from others, is that beyond the grandeur of its interiors lies a true oasis of indulgence – an enchanting private pool ensconced within lush, verdant gardens. Here, guests can bask in the warmth of the sun and as day melts into night, the poolside ambiance effortlessly transitions into a captivating outdoor dining experience under the stars.
Discover more of the Straits House here.
Johor House
Originating from Batu Pahat, Johor, the Johor House is a picturesque pink farmhouse that emanates a captivating blend of Chinese and Taiwanese influences. With a remarkable history spanning a century, this charming abode proudly showcases its family heritage, exemplified by a cherished portrait on the walls of Johor 2.
The Johor House has two two-bedroom suites: Johor 1 (located on the lower level) and Johor 2 (located on the upper level). Each suite can comfortably sleep up to 4 persons or a maximum of 5 persons with the addition of an extra bed which can be requested.
Johor 1 houses one king-bedded room and one queen-bedded room which share a bathroom with a luxurious wooden bathtub and separate walk-in rain shower. The unit also holds a spacious living room and a veranda which wraps around the three sides of the house and overlooks the swimming pool.
On the other hand, Johor 2 features one king-bedded room and one twin-bedded room which share similar toilet amenities. In addition, the suite has a living room and study while the upper level also has a spacious veranda where guests can catch beautiful sunsets while sipping on crafted cocktail or mocktails.
Take a look inside the Johor House here.
Penang House
Originally nestled near the vibrant Gurney Drive in Penang, the Penang House was constructed in the early 1930s by a Chinese contractor. With architecture that reflects the 131 years of British influence on the state, Penang House features a unique brand of architecture that combines Chinese, Indian and Islamic elements. Preserving its original charm, the exterior retains its authentic colour while boasting two entrances.
Step inside, and you’ll be greeted by a refreshing ambience adorned with white walls, complemented by turquoise shutters, and vibrant accents of raspberry and lime green. Perfectly designed for families, the two suites connect seamlessly through double doors, yet maintains its own distinct entrance and living space, providing both privacy and togetherness.
This single storey house comprises two two-bedroom suites: Penang 1 which has a one king-bedded room and one twin-bedded room (comfortably sleeping 4 – 5 persons). Additionally, Penang 2 has a one king-bedded room and a one single bedded room that comfortably sleeping 3-4 persons). The suite’s shared en-suite bathroom includes a luxury wooden bathtub and a separate walk-in rain shower.
Explore the Penang House here.
Colonial House
Once a proud symbol in the heart of George Town, Penang, the Colonial House stands as a testament to the masterful craftsmanship of Arab goldsmiths who built it in the 1920s. With a captivating blend of Eastern and Western influences, the house holds Peranakan floor tiles which harmoniously coexist with intricate European cornices.
The Colonial House offers three luxurious one-bedroom suites and a spacious two-bedroom suite, providing the perfect setting for memorable family gatherings or private retreats. Whether you choose to rent the entire house, accommodating up to 10 guests, or opt for individual suites, you’ll find comfort and exclusivity as each suite features a private entrance. On top of that, the house has several shared spaces, including a spacious dining room, a stylish living room adorned with a well-stocked bar, and inviting lounge areas where relaxation and conversation effortlessly converge.
Go into the Colonial House here.
Estate House
Originally from Pasir Puteh, Ipoh, this long single-story building is the typical plantation estate you’ll find in the early and mid-20th century. With terracotta floors, white walls, and thick wooden beams, it is homey yet modern.
Take a look at the Estate House here.
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.
Book the Plantation House here.
Negeri Sembilan House
Once a family home in Mantin, Negri Sembilan, this raised single storey house is now a luxurious suite, with beautiful stained-glass windows and a spacious front veranda.
Built in the 1920s, this 120 sqm house features two bedrooms, a living/dining area, and a great outdoor porch. A special feature of this house is its coloured glass windows which are a vibrant contrast to the overall black and white colour scheme.
Take a glimpse of Negeri Sembilan here.
Ipoh House
The Grand Dame of the resort, originally from lpoh town centre, has two parts. The back portion was built in 1900 whilst the front portion was built in 1903, in a more colonial style. If you’re curious, the original owners of this home were tin miners.
Today, Ipoh House has been transformed into a retro chic restaurant bar and reception lounge. After a day of exploring, head over to indulge in their finest meals, sip-worthy cocktails and more. In the morning, their breakfast buffet are held here too. For any drink enthusiast, The Bar located in the middle of the restaurant is a beauty with a 360-degree view of the resort.
So what are you waiting for? Book your stay with Temple Tree Resort Langkawi today at www.templetree.com.my.
For more information, call +6017 599 5935 or email: enquiries@templetree.com.my
