Temple Tree at Bon Ton
Langkawi, Malaysia
Temple Tree at Bon Ton
Pantai Cenang, Langkawi, Malaysia
Ranking: Temple Tree at Bon Ton is ranked 18th out of 191 accommodation options available in Langkawi.
Classification: 3 Star Hotel
Antique buildings of Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian origin, make up this 8 houses hotel. Under phase 1, 8 rooms and 6 suites are now open. For Malaysia this is a new concept of hotel where the villas can be rented as one, or as individual hotel rooms. Each building has, over its 70-110 years old history, created its own heart and soul. Hopefully the hotel has given due respect to each of these family homes with the restoration process. These houses are now the continuing story of people who live in them, the guests. The project was conceptualized by the owner to be able to extend her other passion project, Langkawi Animal Shelter and Sanctuary Foundation (LASSie). A percentage of all profits go direct to LASSie, for the foundation to be able to continue its work on the island with stray animals. Temple Tree at Bon Ton is located just about 7 to 10 minutes from Langkawi airport and about 2 minutes from the main beach of Pantai Cenang on Pulau Langkawi. This is the main island of the Langkawi archipelago, comprising about 100 islands lying off the northweastern coast of Peninsula Malaysia. BY AIR: Fly to Langkawi International Airport at Padang Mat Sirat. Most flights will go via Singapore or Kuala Lumpur. From Langkawi Airport: Temple Tree is about 7-10 minutes drive from the airport. Most guests arrive by taxi or rental car, which can be arranged on arrival at the airport. We could assist you to arrange rental cars during your stay. BY RAIL: KTM Berhad (KTMB) provides a comfortable and economical rail service from Kuala Lumpur to Alor Setar and Arau. From Alor Setar Arau you can take a taxi or bus to Kuala Kedah Kuala Perlis and from there by express ferry to Langkawi. BY FERRY: Journey times to Langkawi range from 45 minutes to 3 hours by sea, depending on point of embarkation. Departure points are from Kuala Perlis, Kuala Kedah, and Georgetown on Penang Island. Visitors from Thailand depart from Satun.
