Reviews for Kuala Lumpur Hotels

MoMo's Kuala Lumpur
4.4/5241 Reviews
I love staying here. The location is very great. The service is also tip-top. I appreciate they give us a wake-up call every morning to wake us for suhoor. The breakfast also delicious. The bathroom are clean and pretty. However, it can be a bit noise at night. Especially the sound of the closing door from other room. Also, they dont have bidet in their bathroom. Overall, I had a great stay at this hotel.
Opus Residences by Opus Hospitality
4.1/537 Reviews
Our stay, although only the 1 night started badly from the moment we arrived. We discovered the hotel has no reception in the lobby. I was instructed to message the host & he would come & meet & greet us. After being kept waiting for 35 minutes I messaged again asking if this is normal & got a reply ”it is for us” then I suggested they shouldn't keep guests waiting to which I received another reply of ”it's called queue, not waiting. I then received a message from a different number who then presented himself to my wife & I which my wife said to her surprise he had been sitting outside opposite her for the past 20 minutes. He then showed us to our room which we found very spacious & quite comfortable. We were then asked for payment which I produced my credit card only to be told cards were not accepted, only cash. Having just flown in from Thailand we were not carrying a lot of local currency on us. What hotel in a large bustling city does not offer credit card facilities. This was a first for us. I then had to proceed in trying to find a nearby ATM without luck. I received numerous messages & calls from the gentleman with him even coming to our room at 10.30pm to collect payment which at this time I explained I hadn't found any so would have to make payment next morning. This is totally unacceptable. The room itself although nice lacked basic amenities which included no soap in the bathroom, only a half roll of toilet tissue which I had to go & buy extra, no bath mat or hand towels, tea or coffee facilities, a TV with no working channels tuned in. Overall our stay was disappointing & I probably wouldn't consider staying here again unless these issues were addressed.
Signature International Hotel China Town
3.6/594 Reviews
China Town
2nd time staying here for KLSCM Marathon on 12/11, and book through Trip.com, but the receptionist like didn't familiar with trip.com, & it take about 10 minutes for check in...
Lantern Hotel
3.4/58 Reviews
China Town
Abit disappointed. The elevator doesn't work, you have to climb the stairs. The restaurant in the hotel is out of service. The hotel's internet signal is very poor. Fortunately, the reception staff and the boss Ms. Loh were very responsible in arranging other rooms for me.
Super OYO 90780 J Hotel Bukit Bintang
3.2/519 Reviews
Good, inexpensive hotel, near the Twin Towers. Walk 15-20 minutes. I was settled on the 3rd floor in a room with a window. There is an elevator. Clean bed linen, towels. There were two soaps in the bathroom and that was it. Bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste and toilet paper. Cons: I opened the closet, there is a mountain of towels, I don’t know if they are clean or dirty. And someone left their jeans in the desk.
Axon Residence Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur by Apex
4.4/534 Reviews
The environment and location are absolutely great! There is an infinity swimming pool and gym on the 37th floor, and you can see the TV Tower and the Petronas Twin Towers! Find peace amidst the noise! It’s very close to Alor Street, and it’s also very close to the shopping mall where internet celebrities check out the three major shopping malls! Close to the subway! Suitable for a family or multiple people.

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All About Kuala Lumpur

Say hello to Kuala Lumpur, a dazzling city that sits at the heart of Malaysia, both geographically and culturally. It's not just the capital city but the epitome of Malaysia's rapid urban development and rich heritage. Kuala Lumpur, or "KL" as locals call it, is more than just steel-clad skyscrapers and luxury shopping malls; it's a vibrant melting pot of diverse cultures, gastronomic delights, and hidden gems waiting to be explored. Did you know that Kuala Lumpur translates to "Muddy Confluence" in Malay, referring to the spot where the Klang and Gombak rivers merge?

Kuala Lumpur Travel Essentials

Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is your main entry point, boasting top-notch facilities and an efficient Express Rail Link (ERL) service that takes you straight to the city centre. For moving around the city, KL's public transportation is commendable with MRTs, LRTs, and taxis available at your convenience.

The city primarily uses the Malaysian Ringgit for transactions, and credit cards are widely accepted. While Bahasa Malaysia is the national language, English is commonly spoken in business and tourist areas, making it easy for international travellers.

As for visa requirements, always check the latest information with your local Malaysian embassy or consulate. Generally, nationals from various countries are allowed to enter Malaysia without a visa for tourism purposes.

Exploring Kuala Lumpur's Top Attractions

The iconic Petronas Twin Towers, the tallest twin towers in the world, is an absolute must-see. For history enthusiasts, Merdeka Square and the Sultan Abdul Samad Building paint a vivid picture of Malaysia's past. Nature lovers will enjoy the lush Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, while food aficionados should not miss Jalan Alor, a bustling food street boasting a wide array of local dishes.

Navigating Kuala Lumpur's Weather

Kuala Lumpur enjoys a tropical rainforest climate, where sunshine and showers can happen in the same day. Temperatures in KL usually range from 22°C to 33°C. While the city is ideal to visit year-round, the best times are from May to July and December to February when rainfall is minimal. It's advisable to pack lightweight clothing, a raincoat or umbrella, and comfortable shoes for city exploration.

Your Perfect Accommodation in Kuala Lumpur

Choosing the right hotel in Kuala Lumpur depends on your needs and preferences. For proximity to attractions, consider the Traders Hotel, offering a stunning view of the Petronas Towers. Food enthusiasts might prefer a stay in Bukit Bintang - known for its culinary scene, where the stylish WOLO Bukit Bintang resides. Near the MRT, Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral offers great connectivity.

If luxury is your call, the Mandarin Oriental defines opulence. Budget travellers can look at Container Hotel, unique and wallet-friendly. Business travellers might consider the Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre, located near the business district. Instagrammers will love The KL Journal for its photogenic retro-chic aesthetics.

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