Jetwing Thalahena Villas: A seaside getaway
Adding to their collection of luxury villas around the island of Sri Lanka, Jetwing Hotels now unveils Jetwing Thalahena Villas – a set of eight villas located in the favoured tourist destination of Negombo. Featuring unparalleled access to the beach and ocean, each villa features three bedrooms, a living and dining area, and a private swimming pool.
With the first of the eight villas already open, Jetwing aims to cater to families, couples, and groups of friends. Designed and constructed according to the great Geoffrey Bawa’s ideals of open spaces, expansive courtyards and spacious areas provide that important personal touch – one of homely hospitality and charm.
The rooms, as befitting the Jetwing brand, are simply yet elegantly adorned. Creating an atmosphere of comfort and indulgence, each room features a world class bed, LED TV and lighting, air-conditioning, and attached bathrooms with hot and cold water. The villas also possess a fully equipped kitchen, perfect for whipping up a culinary storm or a simple snack for the family.
Chairman of Jetwing Hiran Cooray stated: “Our villa collection is second to none, and we pride ourselves on properties that only give the very best to our visitors. With Jetwing Thalahena Villas, we look forward to expanding the industry of tourism to other segments, from all over the world.”
Family owned and in the tourism industry for the past 40 years, Jetwing Hotels has surpassed expectation at every aspect. Building on their foundation of being passionate, as well as the experience of true, traditional Sri Lankan hospitality, constantly pioneering discoveries captures the essence of the brand. Such a strong statement and direction have enabled Jetwing Hotels to imagine, create and manage marvels and masterpieces, where distinctive design and elegant comfort complement each other and the environment.
Considered a priority, sustainable and responsible practice is implemented through the award winning Jetwing Eternal Earth Program; with energy efficiency, community upliftment, and education of earth saving measures to schoolchildren being a few tenets of the Program.
[Via Daily FT]
