Kuala Lumpur Hotels
Kuala Lumpur has a countless range of hotels
in different locations that are tailored to all sorts of budget levels. Narrowing
down the choices can be a mind-boggling task, especially when
you need to compare rates from different hotels side-by-side
or lack adequate information on them.
Here, we've done all the necessary steps
instead and provided you a comprehensive list of the best
hotels and serviced apartments in the city to match your requirements,
as well as systematic charts for comparing pricing, locations and name with one-touch links to their home pages. |
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Best Value Hotel of the Month |
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Located in the heart of Mid Valley City, The Gardens Hotel & Residences is right next to two major shopping centres, The Gardens and Mid Valley Mall. Featuring 627 luxurious, spacious and elegantly-decorated premier accommodation units comprising 448 fully-furnished guestrooms and 179 fully-serviced residences, this 5-star hotel is the epitome of stylish comfort and luxury. |
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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. |
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The commercial centre located in the heart
of the city that includes the Petronas Twin Towers, the Suria
KLCC Shopping Mall, a park, a 5-star hotel, nightspots and prime
office blocks. This is a hotbed for shopping, clubbing and business. |
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Petaling Jaya still
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 opportunities in large malls and a
large number of hypermarkets. |
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Featuring 324 highly-comfortable guestrooms, Empress Hotel is only 8 kms away from KLIA and the Sepang International Circuit.
MYR185 (US$57)*
per night! |
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The Mid Valley
Megamall is perhaps the most well-known and visited mall in
Kuala Lumpur. Mid Valley is a huge and expansive shopping mall
with many well-known department stores, fashion outlets, entertainment
opportunities and dining places. |
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Chinatown 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.
Open from late morning till late night, this is a bargain-hunters'
paradise. |
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There's also a wide range of hotels to choose
from lesser-known areas in KL such as Putrajaya & Cyberjaya; a new modern city near the
Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Seri Kembangan; a township
near KL and Shah Alam near Port Klang. |
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The Nomad Sucasa is dedicated to giving its guests a ‘home away from home’ experience, offering luxury with a personal touch.
MYR250 (US$76)*
per night! |
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Located within Kuala Lumpur’s trendiest leisure district, Hotel Capitol offers a smart, contemporary alternative to city living with its innovative offerings and services.
MYR196
(US$60)*
per night! |
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Hotel Maya features a boutique urban resort concept that is both unique and enticing, creating the ultimate urban retreat.
MYR380 (US$116)*
per night! |
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Well connected to other areas in the Klang Valley, Holiday Villa Subang features 383 spacious guestrooms, a Spa and a comprehensive range of facilities.
MYR200
(US$61)*
per night! |
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With many of KL’s major shopping centres nearby, including Pavilion KL just across the road, Prince Hotel & Residence is the ideal choice for shopaholics.
MYR350 (US$107)*
per night! |
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Crowne Plaza Mutiara offers the perfect environment for business travellers with its ideal location and wealth of business facilities.
MYR449 (US$137)*
per night! |
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| *: prices are inclusive of taxes, service charges and subject to exchange rate fluctuations |
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