Temple Tree Resort

Amazing! Friendly and accommodating staff. Loved the help rendered by Mas and Ms K

The old Malaysian heritage units that have been restored well.

Die Anlage ist super schön, man wohnt quasi in einem sehr gepflegten Park. Die Zimmer (auch Badezimmer) sind riesig und gemütlich und mit allem Erdenklichen ausgestattet. Pool sehr schön, der kleine Spabereich ebenfalls. Frühstück reichhaltig.

Nachts war es durch die Notbeleuchtung im Zimmer etwas hell. Die Zimmer sind auch nach außen hin sehr offen gestaltet, teils mit halb offenen Fenstern, dadurch verbraucht die Klimaanlage recht viel Strom. Und durch den Ramadan wurde man nachts kurzzeitig aus dem Schlaf gerissen, weil der Muezzin laut zu hören war. Mit Ohropax dann aber kein Problem mehr :-)

Location was accessible to main tourist attractions, staff were delightful and pool was fantastic. A great place to relax and unwind would highly recommend if coming to Langwaki.

Beautiful gardens Peaceful Lovely rooms Delicious breakfast Great food overall Delightful pool, plenty of beds Fantastic staff Short walk to beach ( if you want to leave resort)

Nothing....fantastic hotel

We had a wonderful stay at Temple Tree Resort. What stood out most were the beautifully restored old houses, renovated with great respect for the cultural heritage of the place. The atmosphere was unique and authentic. We also loved the lovely swimming pool, which was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring. The service was fantastic—warm, attentive, and always helpful—and the restaurant served excellent food. Overall, it was a memorable and very enjoyable stay.

Everything was perfect, from the swimming pool to the breakfast. It’s giving White Lotus vibes. Exceptional

Temple Tree, take a bow! For transporting houses from across Malaysia to make a home for travellers. And experience different architectural styles, periods in history, stories behind each one of them reflected in the Peranakan tiles, stained glass doors and windows, wooden rafters, iron grills, red oxide flooring amid a tropical plant paradise with the banyan tree as a centrepiece. We stayed at Colonial 3, a double-storied structure with Arabic and Peranakan influences. The Johor, Straits, Negri Sembilan stand out among the heritage houses, as does the long swimming pool flanked by sunloungers. Every time we returned from long days at the Langkawi beaches, we found Mini at the reception smiling and affable, while Ms K at Paloh wowed us with her passion as much as the nasi lemak pizza, Ipoh hor fun and asam pedas did. The ambience of the resort is matched by the meals it serves. At breakfast, the freshly baked croissants seemed to just fly of the counter. A special thank you to Irene who leads the team by example with her passion and pleasantness—we saw her lugging building materials, literally. --Mridula and Prabhdev Singh