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Reservations@W15kandy.Lk | Web No 947, Uduwela, Udugama West, Kandy | Phone: +94 (81) 798 9100 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.w15kandy.lk A world of colonial charm that blends perfectly with its sublime surroundings of rolling tea plantations and emerald green forests. A beautifully restored 10-suite bungalow, dating back to the days of the Raj, sits amidst the lush vegetation. Only 15 minutes from the historic Kandy city centre, the famous Hanthana mountain range is recognized as one of Sri Lanka’s most picturesque regions and the panoramic view from our bungalow will invigorate. This heritage residence is reminiscent of a by-gone era, revived to accommodate every whim and fancy of the discerning traveller. ACCOMMODATIONS The main bungalow features 6 exclusive and individually themed suites with 4 more suites being situated in the Stables. All accommodation is split into 3 exclusive categories. Each room has its own unique character and flavor waiting to be discovered and enjoyed by our guests. Bungalow Master Suite Bungalow Suites Plush furniture fittings throughout this 185sq.m suite with a Five 60-90sq.m exquisitely appointed, individually designed super king bed, presidential mattress and walk in bathroom rooms. A unique feature of these rooms is a large enclosed featuring a spacious bathtub and rain shower. This suite private terrace, perfect for sunbathing or even an intimate boasts a large private outdoor terrace suitable for lazing out dinner under the stars. or even to hold a private outdoor event in the crisp mountain surroundings of Hanthana. Stables Suites Four 30sq.m tastefully appointed rooms with island inspired furnishing, standing separated from the bungalow overlooking the breathtaking Hanthana mountain range. ALL ACCOMMODATIONS OFFER All inclusive meal concept 24 hour Butler service Terrace restaurant Choice of Sri Lankan or Western breakfast Curated three course meals with a choice of menus Traditional English Afternoon tea Standard alcoholic beverages served from 11am to 11pm All day tea, coffee and light snacks service Free laundry (limited service) Free high speed wi fi Flat screen cable TV Telephone In room electronic safety deposit box International Adapter Free Minibar Tea and Coffee making facilities with curated in room tea menu First aid kit Mosquito/Salt spray Rechargeable Torch Air condition with integrated heating Luxury Presidential mattress Luxury bed & toweling linen Walk in rain showers Free Standing Cosmetic mirror Luxury bathrobe and slippers Spa Ceylon amenities Hair dryer 220-240V power outlets Shoe polish service on request Private gardens with comfortable outdoor seating Naturalist on-site Baby Grand Piano Library Indoor Games Outdoor swimming pool Tennis Court Garden Games Kandy and surrounding areas tour service Doctor on call Hairdresser on call Meet & greet with free pick up from Peradeniya /Kandy Car hire service Train Station Spa treatment on call RESTAURANTS & BARS Hours of restaurant operations Breakfast/ Lunch/ Afternoon tea/ Dinner Bar 11:00 am – 11:00 pm Here at W15 Hanthana, we believe that a good day follows Our highly skilled butlers welcome you to our very own Tea a good breakfast. Indulge in the delight of an individual Ritual with a fine selection from our tastefully created tea bread basket, creamy butter and handcrafted specialty menu, unique to the island. Romantic picnics on the lawn jams, accompanied by a hearty English breakfast or a can be arranged. traditional Sri Lankan one, featuring string hoppers (delicate Dinner, served whenever you want, can be a Western affair fairy-like cakes of steamed rice flour noodles), flavorsome or something local to explore your palate. Norwegian fish curry, spicy coconut sambol and mellow potato gravy. Salmon, Australian lamb, Argentinian steak served with Lunch time brings our seasonal best into the dining room – perfectly matched wines or maybe a Sri Lankan Jaffna-style or wherever you wish to dine. A typically Sri Lankan lunch dinner. Pittu (ground rice layered with coconut and consists of red/white rice accompanied by a delightful steamed in cylinders) served with mutton varuval, tender array of curries that capture the essence of Ceylonese goat meat in caramelized onions, garlic, ginger and other cuisine. The aromas will tingle your taste buds...the creamy spices, complemented by a fried eggplant dish prepared in richness of coconut milk, the heady scent of cinnamon, the the traditional Tamil way. fiery sultriness of chili powder, the mellow warmth of turmer- All this and much more including alcoholic beverages, the ic, the sharp freshness of curry leaves, the piquant tartness finest selection of tea and freshly prepared juices are of lime. At tea-time, that quintessentially British institution included in the room rate. From the time of arrival through replicated admirably by the tea planters of Sri Lanka and till departure, you won’t have to pay any bills other than the the chefs at plantation bungalows truly outdo themselves; room rate, our rates are fully inclusive. W15 Hanthana is no exception. Our exquisite curated English Afternoon tea menu offers a fine choice of flavors with thoughtfully created treats by our Master Chefs. OUR LOCATION The W15 Hanthana Estate is a short scenic winding road drive of 4kms (15mins) from Kandy, 103kms (3.15hrs) from the airport, 116kms (4hrs) from Colombo and 77kms (2.50hrs) from Nuwara Eliya. The hotel can be accessed by car from the Kandy city via the Hanthana-Uduwela Road, likewise from Colombo city and- Colombo International airport via the Kandy Road to Hanthana-Uduwela Road. Guests can take the train from Colombo Fort Station to Kandy Peradeniya station (2.5 hours). A helicopter transfer from Colombo can be arranged (30 min). The Hanthana Mountain Range lies in central Sri Lanka south-west of the city of Kandy. It was declared as an environmental protection area in February 2010 under the National Environment Act. The maximum mountain height of the range is 3,800 ft. The panoramic mountain range consists of seven peaks. The highest one being the Uura Kanda. The range is a favorite destina- tion among the mountain hikers in Sri Lanka. The famous Peradeniya Botanical Gardens is situated adjacent to the Hanthana mountain range. POINTS OF INTEREST The hotel’s well experienced naturalist will be on hand to Conduct field trips pointing out scenic, historic and natural features guide you through the surrounding wilderness giving you information on the unique flora and fauna. The lush, green Observe flora, fauna and wildlife in their natural habitats forest area is rich in birdlife, recording more than 120 bird Educational Sessions on Wildlife in Hanthana species. Birds such as the Shaheen Falcon, Black Eagle, E-biking trips Changeable Hawlk Eagle, Brahminy kite, White-bellied sea Mountain trekking eagle, Spot-bellied Eagle Owl, Brown Wood Owl and many Scenic walking tracks more can be observed in their natural habitat. In addition Meditation and Yoga at local Temple there are a large variety of butterflies like Common Rose, Sri Visit to the local tea estate Lankan Bird Wing, dragonflies, deer and even leopards that Ceylon Tea Museum have been spotted in the area. The naturalist will assist and Arrange tours of the Kandy area including the famous help to arrange interesting activities exampling below Dalada Maligawa (Kandy Temple) and Kandy Botanical Gardens during your stay to make your holiday at W15 Hanthana Estate an unforgettable experience. Victoria Golf course near Kandy Provide assistance for onward travel and accommodations CHILD POLICY WEATHER In keeping with the peaceful ambience and tranquil setting At an elevation of 500 meters (1,640 feet) the climate is that is at the heart of W15 Hanthana Estate, we ask that cooler and less humid than Colombo. Daytime tempera- parents exercise judgment when booking with young tures are comfortable in the high 20’sC (83F) and at night children. We would encourage children aged 08 and can drop to the low 20’sC (63F). The driest part of the year is above as suitable to holiday here so as not to disturb other from December to July whilst August to November more guest’s enjoyment. rain is expected. .
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