Mountbatten Bungalow- Thema Collection
Main amenities
- The lagest option:
- 3 guests
- 2 beds
- 1 bedroom
Location
During the stay at the self-catering Mountbatten Bungalow- Thema Collection Kandy, guests can indulge in spa treatments, such as a rejuvenating spa treatment and traditional massages or visit the sprawling Royal Botanical Gardens, located 3 km away. Nestled in a historic district, this villa features an outdoor swimming pool, along with a steam room, a sauna, and an indoor pool, ensuring a more relaxing experience.
The property is 3.5 km from Kandy train station, at the same time, the three-storey Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic is a 10-minute ride away. Mountbatten Bungalow- Thema Collection is a 15-minute drive from Victoria Reservoir SPB airport and 3.1 km from the Kandy War Cemetery. The nearby educational landmarks include University of Peradeniya, which is situated a 15-minute ride from this Kandy accommodation.
Mountbatten Bungalow- Thema Collection has a flat-screen television, and overlooks the mountain. The Kandy accommodation comes with a bathroom with a spa bathtub, a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet. A hairdryer, dressing gowns, and shower caps are also offered.
Staying at this Kandy villa, guests can make use of the self-catering amenities available, including coffee and tea making machines. Offering Sri Lankan dishes, Le Leopard d'Argent is situated just 1.5 km from Mountbatten Bungalow- Thema Collection. Bowalawatta bus station is within a few blocks of the property. The accommodation boasts bicycles as well as massage therapy and barbecue. You can engage in biking and hiking or rent bicycles to explore the area.
Review by hotel critic
Having recently visited Thema Collection during my stay in the central highlands, I must say I was impressed by the serene ambience and picturesque surroundings of this boutique hotel. The secluded location provided a peaceful retreat, ideal for those seeking relaxation amidst nature's beauty.I found the room options to be diverse, with chalets offering modern privacy and bungalow rooms exuding spaciousness and tasteful furnishings. The staff, especially Jeewan, displayed exceptional dedication to ensuring guest comfort, which was truly commendable.While the property boasted lovely gardens and a refreshing infinity pool, I noted the absence of certain features like a bar/lounge area and spa & wellness centre, which are often expected in luxury establishments.In terms of luxury versus value, Thema Collection strikes a balance. The experience leans slightly towards the luxurious side, with room rates justifying the quality of service and amenities provided. A recommendable choice for a peaceful and comfortable retreat in the heart of the central highlands.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no cots provided in a room.
