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Hotel Pudu Plaza Kuala Lumpur
3.8/586 Reviews

Hotel Pudu Plaza Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur|0.98km from Masjid Al Bukhari
The front desk of the hotel is very kind and you can speak clean English normally, so you don't have to worry about communication. At the front desk, he taught me how to use the taxi app-grab and how to make a reservation. Thanks to that, all the movement was grab and easy. It was about 6 minutes walk from LaLaport, close to Central Market and Bukit Bintang by taxi. You can drink 500 PET bottles of water, tea and instant coffee every day in the room. The room also has a refrigerator. I chilled the mango I bought and ate it. However, be careful as toilet paper and bath towels may not be changed unless they are told. There is a supermarket in the building where you can use your credit card, and it is convenient to have canned beer, dry mangoes, nuts, etc. The exchange office in the building is vacant except on Sundays. Clothing is sold on the second floor of the supermarket, but for some reason there were many men's items. There were multiple massage shops on the 1st and 2nd floors, and I went there every day comfortably. In front of the hotel, there are many Chinese restaurants and it is crowded with locals. Fruits are also sold and retailed, and there. I had them eat rambutan, dragon fruit, etc. (Because you can't bring mangostin to the hotel) Right next to the hotel is the icc market, and if you get tired of the hotel rice, you can eat delicious rice here, and local clothes in the basement of this building (light and easy to wear) Is sold cheaply. I want to stay again because the location is excellent.

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Casa Residency Apartment
3.8/517 Reviews
China Town
The front desk is very friendly, check in is fast, the cleanliness of the room is very satisfactory and suitable for a family stay.
Red M101 by Oak Tree
4/52 Reviews
Checked in the middle of the night. It's a nice hotel. But we need to take the key card from mailbox. It's more to self check in and self check out. No receptionist. There will be a guy who will WhatsApp you the details how to check in and check out by ownself. The room was quite nice. the room bed is soft.
Chill Suites Kuala Lumpur
4.4/571 Reviews
China Town
Great value place, the entrance is just a little hidden as the sign is very small, you'll see it next to a small Malaysian restaurant, which we tried and was actually pretty good and good value. Rooms were clean, the counter staff was friendly, and overall was just a pretty good experience. Nearby less than 5 mins walk is a big bustling street with local food, and a ***** of bars as well which was very convenient. This place might even be walkable from Pavilion, although personally I didn't try Highly recommended if you're cool with how the pictures look
I-Hotel Kuala Lumpur
2.6/518 Reviews
Most awful experience. We did not expect much as it was very cheap but even at low prices we would hope for some standards. We were due to stay for 3 nights but ended up leaving without staying one night. Upon arrival the hotel’s sign outside was broken and flickering and when entering the lobby it was hot and humid and very uncomfortable. We were told we had to pay extra tourist charges and had to pay them for 4 days despite only staying for 3. We were then given our room key, the TV remote and air on remote which both had their batteries taped in place, not a great sign. We then were told to use the lift which said it was broken and under maintenance. When we entered our room it was dark, dirty and damp. Remnants of mould and crumbs from previous guests were every where and the bathroom clearly had not been cleaned. The toilet roll in the bathroom was soggy and there was hair in the toilet and around the shower. We had been travelling for a while before staying here meaning we had stayed in a number of cheap places but nothing this awful. We then decided to leave and booked another hotel having to get a taxi there. We tried to explain the state of the room to the receptionist and ask for a refund, he told us we could have one but only Agoda could sort this for us, this was clearly a lie as Agoda have told us repeatedly that the hotel has to authorise the refund when we spoke to them and the hotel continues to refuse. Agoda told us that when they spoke to the hotel, the hotel said we never informed them of the issues and we left the following day after staying the first night, a complete lie. Honestly the worst stay and customer service ever and a horrible and traumatic experience, especially having to sort another hotel in a large foreign city late into the night. Please avoid this place. If the hotel reads this, please respond so we can sort this as we have still paid for 3 nights that we did not stay despite the staff saying they would refund us.
Yelloduck Rooms & Apartments @ Casa Residency
4.3/58 Reviews
China Town
This apartment is rather dilapidated. On the first day of check-in, the air conditioner was off, and the TV could not be seen. Although a staff came to repair it, the air conditioner did not turn off again, but the TV could not be seen. After staying for 7 nights, only 3 nights were available. It turned out that there was an electrical problem with the TV. In the end, I didn’t call someone to fix it. The air conditioner in the room was dripping. It turned out that the whole house could not open the windows to avoid dripping. The mattress and sofa had lost their elasticity and were very wet. , Because it is near to Alai Street, Pavilion is very close, it is convenient for food and shopping, so I stayed here, but the room price is not flat, I will not stay again next time
Hotel Paloma Inn
4.3/50 Reviews
China Town
I spent 11 nights in this budget hotel and found it very satisfactory for what it is. The location is excellent as it is a five minute walk to the Jalan Alor food court street and it is just about in Bukit Bintang. It is located on a quiet street. The monorail is just a few blocks away. The hotel can call a Grab ( Malaysian's Uber equivalent ) for you if you need one as they are very cheap, especially if you have two or more in the car. As stated by others the rooms are basic. I did not like the interior room they were going to give me as it seemed too dark, so they had a room facing the front street. I do not like any noise at all and I am always concerned about taking a room facing the street. This street is very quiet and noise was not an issue at all. Having the good size window helped to make the room bright. The AC was good, the bed was comfortable, the internet was good.The door is very secure with a new card reading lock. The safe was good even using a key instead of a combination though a little inconvenient . They do not serve a breakfast which is odd as they have a nice cafeteria and relaxing area to serve it. Around the corner is the VCR Cafe which is excellent for coffee, meals, desserts but it does not open until 9 a.m. I lucked out and found a great place for breakfast, a five minute walk from the hotel. It is in the Corona Hotel on Jin Tong Shin and it is a buffet ( eggs, juice,rice, specialties, coffee etc. ), all you can eat for 16 RM and you do not have to be a guest. Also, the place has a free English newspaper to read. It opens around 7:30 a.m. I had no issues with mosquitoes. Shower temperature was good. A few minor negatives ( it is a budget hotel ): There are not enough draws for your clothing and not a good spot to hang any of them without being an eye sore. I kept most of my clothes in my luggage. TV channels are not good at all. it would be nice to come back from a long day and watch CNN,BBC, or Fox English news channel...I at least had the internet to keep me updated. The bathroom like many Asian hotels has the shower device next to the toilet and thus wetting the floor ( I shower at night as one of my last things, so it was not a big issue. ) The room does not come with any water bottles. I asked for some and they gave me some at no charge. All and all a good budget hotel.

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Kuala Lumpur, the vibrant capital city of Malaysia, offers a plethora of unique experiences that will leave visitors in awe. From towering skyscrapers to bustling street markets, this cosmopolitan city seamlessly blends modernity with traditional charm. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural diversity, tantalize your taste buds with mouth-watering cuisine, and explore the vibrant nightlife that Kuala Lumpur has to offer.

Popular and Convenient Locations/Zones Suitable for First Visitors in Kuala Lumpur

Petronas Twin Towers – Iconic twin towers dominating the city's skyline

Batu Caves – Majestic limestone caves housing Hindu temples

Chinatown – Bustling streets filled with colorful markets and delicious street food

KLCC Park – Serene green oasis surrounding the Petronas Twin Towers

Bukit Bintang – Shopping haven with luxury boutiques and lively entertainment

Kuala Lumpur Bird Park – Asia's largest free-flight aviary

Central Market – Heritage site offering a variety of arts, crafts, and Malaysian souvenir

Better to Know before Visiting Kuala Lumpur

1. Currency: The official currency is the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR).

2. Language: Bahasa Malaysia is the national language, but English is widely spoken.

3. Weather: Kuala Lumpur experiences a tropical rainforest climate, with warm and humid weather throughout the year.

4. Dress Code: While the city is modern and cosmopolitan, it is advisable to dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites.

5. Safety: As with any city, it's important to stay vigilant and be cautious of your belongings.

Transportation in Kuala Lumpur

1. Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA): The main international airport serving Kuala Lumpur, located approximately 50 kilometers from the city center.

2. KLIA Express: A high-speed train connecting KLIA to the city center, providing a convenient and efficient transportation option.

3. Public Transportation: Kuala Lumpur boasts an extensive network of buses, trains, and light rail systems, making it easy to navigate the city.

4. KTM Railway Station: The main railway station in Kuala Lumpur, connecting to various destinations within Malaysia and neighboring countries.

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