Shrine Inn
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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No pets allowed
Location
Shrine Inn Kandy, located 25 minutes' walk from International Buddhist Museum, features Wi-Fi in public areas. This hotel also boasts a terrace, which comes with outdoor dining areas.
The inn is nestled 850 metres from Royal Pond. Royal Palace Hilltop Park is in the vicinity of the property, while Hotel Suisse bus stop is a 10-minute stroll away. Also, Wales Park is situated 2.7 km away. Located 10 minutes' drive from the World Buddhist Museum, the Shrine Inn puts the city at your fingertips. The closest train station to the hotel is Kandy, which is 5 km away.
Welcoming guests to a balcony and a seating area, the rooms are furnished with a writing table. Ironing equipment are featured for guests' comfort. Bathrooms are appointed with a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower along with free toiletries and towels.
The restaurant Kassapa's Dream Restaurant is situated just moments from Shrine Inn.
Review by hotel critic
As a wildlife conservationist and safari guide hailing from the vibrant city of Nairobi, Kenya, I cherish moments spent in serene environments that celebrate both nature and culture. During my recent business trip, I discovered an exceptional accommodation that exceeded all my expectations. Nestled on a tranquil hill, it offered breathtaking views of the lush forest, an ideal retreat from the bustling city. Delightfully, it was just a 15-minute stroll to the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic. The welcoming hosts were genuinely helpful, ensuring all my needs were met. The breakfast was simply delightful, featuring fresh coffee and an array of options. My room was comfortable and mostly clean, equipped with mosquito nets, with hot water readily available. I was particularly grateful for their assistance in securing discounted tickets for a vibrant cultural dance show, showcasing local artistry. I left feeling satisfied and eager to share this hidden gem with fellow travelers seeking an authentic experience amidst nature.
