Kuala Lumpur Hotels

Kuala Lumpur is home to three of the world's largest malls and ranked the fourth best shopping destination in the world; check out our selection of five great hotels attached to or above the city’s biggest malls. Read More...

From vintage clothes and homeware knick-knacks to vinyl records and pre-loved designer handbags, KL is home to quite a few stores that stock up on unique and one-of-a-kind second-hand items: check out our five picks! Read More...

La Boca is a Latin American restobar in Pavilion KL with a fun, welcoming vibe, great location, wildly colourful decor and a menu of tasty Argentinean, Brazilian, Cuban, Mexican and Peruvian food. Read More...

Taking place on May 25th 2013, Colours of Malaysia is an annual festival that showcases the country’s cultural heritage with choreographed traditional dances, singing acts, marching bands and a spectacular fireworks display. Read More...

Shangri La is a brand that has earned itself instant recognition the world over and the five-star KL property is no different, with its dedication to providing guests a luxurious experience. Read More...

Prince Hotel & Residences is a five-star property that sparkles not just because of its relaxed, polished and efficient service and wide-ranging family-friendly facilities, but also thanks to a brilliant location just around the corner from Pavilion KL. Read More...

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Chinatown (Petaling Street) is an stretch of road that consists of a large bazaar of stalls, selling all sorts of goods from bootleg fashion to fancy souvenirs and fresh produce to electronic gadgets. Read More...

Chow Kit is enclosed by the Raja Laut and Tunku Abdul Rahman Roads. This area has a strong roughneck culture with a large Indonesian migrant community as well as many Africans. Read More...

Kuala Lumpur's shopping and entertainment hub in the Golden Triangle is an extremely popular shopping area with a variety of malls as well as a fantastic eating spot with many restaurants and stalls. Read More...

The commercial centre located in the heart of the city that includes the Petronas Twin Towers, the Suria KLCC, hotels and some nightspots. This is a hotbed for shopping, clubbing and business. Read More...

KL Sentral is Kuala Lumpur’s largest and most sophisticated railway station. Only recently built, KL Sentral station is where most of the elevated train networks across the city converge. Read More...

Mid Valley is perhaps the most well-known mall in Kuala Lumpur. It's a huge shopping mall with many well-known department stores, fashion outlets, entertainment opportunities and dining. Read More...

Mainly an urban area to accommodate the large population that live and work in the Klang Valley. Although not a tourist hub, there are ample shopping malls and a large number of hypermarkets. Read More...

Putrajaya is Malaysia's third and latest Federal Territory. Built on an expansive marshland in Selangor, the city spans an area of almost 5,000 hectares and lies 25 km from Kuala Lumpur. Read More...

Sepang district is perhaps best known for hosting the Sepang International Circuit and as the site of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, which serves Kuala Lumpur. Read More...

There's also a wide range of hotels to choose from lesser-known areas in KL such as Seri Kembangan and The Mines; a township near KL and Shah Alam near Port Klang. Read More...

Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items with links to relevant information pages. Read More...