Terminal VIP Lounge @ Near KLIA Sepang

The sofa bed wasn't very clean. My room was in Building A, but the host told me to go to Building B by taxi and ask the security guard there to let me in. The security guard at Building B was understandably confused. Fortunately, he was very helpful and personally took me to Building A to check in. The room itself was large, but beyond that, it was nothing special. Given the price, I suppose it was acceptable. It's about a 20-minute drive from the airport.

Every time I leave Malaysia, I stay at this hotel, which is very close to the airport and booked in advance. The room is very clean and the swimming pool is also good. Overall, it is worth staying.

There is no hot water, no air conditioning, no cooking utensils, no toiletries, and all-polyester bedding. There is only one room upstairs in the commercial and residential building. The downstairs of the building is full of restaurants and vendors. You have to drive around to find a place, and the turning passage of the building garage is very narrow. You have to put the key back in the mailbox when you check out, and you have to go around again. The picture of the Xiamen Gate in the Ctrip picture is not a real scene. This picture made me mistakenly think it was a hotel in the school. The picture of the kitchen in the Ctrip picture made me mistakenly think that there are kitchen facilities and I can cook a bowl of instant noodles for breakfast. In fact, there is no pot for boiling water, and the cabinets under the electric stove are all locked. The water heater, pay attention to the picture, the knob is broken, and only cold water comes out. There is an air conditioner in the picture, but the air conditioner is actually broken. Even the power light doesn’t light up when it is turned on. There is a water heater in the picture, and the water heater is also broken, and all cold water comes out. There is a sign and a sofa in the picture, which makes people mistakenly think it is a hotel front desk. In fact, it is nothing. The width of the sofa is about 40-50cm. The child had a runny nose in the morning after being blown by the ceiling fan all night, and he didn't even take a bath. The bedding was all polyester and had static electricity. The most embarrassing Ctrip booking during the trip. I regretted booking the room too hastily and not paying attention to the comments of the previous guests. If I had read the comments of other guests, I would not have booked this place. The room was relatively clean. The child slept on a mat on the floor. It was already 10:30 pm when I found the place. I drove around for half an hour to find the key and then the room. The next morning, I was not familiar with the driveway and spent another 15 minutes in the building parking garage and around the building to return the key to the mailbox on the ground floor. I stayed there for one night to catch a flight. The configuration really doesn't match the price. If you can avoid this kind of place, try not to choose this kind of accommodation.

It takes 15-30 minutes to get to the airport. It's an apartment, a suite, with a refrigerator, air conditioner and electric fan. There are no toiletries. You have to get the key from the mailbox to check in. The air conditioner is a bit loud and the cooling is not good. There is a supermarket nearby and the things are cheaper than in the city.

Very good, it is an apartment hotel, there are two Indian security guards on duty, very safe. Next to it is the KIP affordable shopping mall, so you won't have any problem spending the day here. The facilities in the room are basically available, and you need to bring your own toiletries.