This Days Inn is located in a popular road known as Rajapihilla Mawatha, close to the southern tip of Kandy Lake. It is only 10 minutes drive to Kandy town and the Temple of the Tooth Relic.
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Rooms on offer are double rooms and triple rooms. The triple room has one double and one single bed.
Rooms have ceiling fans, AC, free wifi, cable TV and private attached bathrooms with hot water shower.
The double room itself comprises of one double bed, suitable for a maximum number of two people.
The manager is called Chanaka, but you are likely to meet Gayan . Gayan is one of his competent helpers.
Rooms are sold on a room only basis. Breakfast is available at US4 per person.
This is a pleasant guest house with a homely feel about it, especialy the common lounge. Some of the rooms have balconies that go on to a small garden area. Overall a pleasant guest house with pleasant staff within 10 minutes drive of all the attarctions of Kandy.
The Oakwood Inn of Kandy has 5 rooms, all named after colours. There is the brown room, the green room, the pink room, the black & white room and the blue room. There is also a maroon room but this is used for drivers’ accommodation.
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Brown Family room
Green Double room
Pink Triple room
Black & White Double room
Blue Double room
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All rooms come with AC and ceiling fan to help keep you cool at night. They all have free wifi, cable TV and most have balconies.
Breakfast is included in the price, but one of the best things about this guest house is that they do an Arabian set dinner for only 750 rupees per person.
All the rooms have private attached bathrooms with a hot water shower facility.
Mohan is the owner. Mohan and his helper, Chinthaka, will do their best to ensure you have a pleasant stay.
If you are looking for something different, then this guest house might fit the bill. With colour themed rooms and an Arabian set dinner available, it ticks all the boxes as something unusual yet still maintains a high degree of comfort and charm.
Only 10-15 minutes away from the centre of town and the Temple of the Tooth Relic, the guest house is located on a popular windy road called George E. de Silva Road.
This is what the Sunday Leader Review has to say about the Regent Lodge of Kandy.
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“Regent Lodge” is built into the side of a jungle hillside overlooking the Mahaweli river. Set in a posh, but rural, residential area within 10 minutes drive from the action and attractions of the Kandy city centre. Its seclusion is a virtue; from the outside you don’t even know it’s there.
Entrance is through the Lodge gates into a large, high-roofed hall open to a view of tropical wilderness cascading down the valley side to the river. This is the Reception, and where guests can relax with a drink on the balcony. It is uncluttered – with a few old pieces such as an HMV wind-up gramophone – and with a stimulating, zestful atmosphere.
Look down the well at one of the halls and you see the dining area on the next level. A patio that is the setting for some remarkable meals. Staircases lead to the Lodge’s seven bedrooms. One off the patio, the other on a different third level down to the garden below. Lucky Senanayake designed this fantasy that not only functions as an intimate place to stay. But is also an adventure in architecture, proving that a guest house does not have to be dreary or conventional.
The rooms are of simple, white walls with blue cement floors and tiny bathrooms (which have hot water). In Room 19, on the ground floor, the rock face of its foundations form one wall. All the rooms have large windows with plenty of light, and shade from rattan blinds, and an entrance to the garden or a balcony. Beds are supremely comfortable with two mattresses, one of coir, one of foam… on wooden frames.”
Regarding the meals, the Sunday Leader Review remarks:
“The table d’hote lunch or dinner is not cheap. It consists of five courses created from fresh local ingredients and presented in a way that is instantly appreciated by gourmets. Not bland pap but artistically arranged dishes. So full of flavour that even someone hooked on rice and curry would be impressed by the taste.”
