I recently stayed at the Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur City Centre with my family, and unfortunately, our experience was far from satisfactory. Here’s a detailed breakdown of our stay:
First, we ordered a pizza for our kids, hoping to save some for the next day. When we asked the hotel staff to warm up the leftovers, they refused, stating they couldn’t heat food delivered from outside. While I understand there may be policies, this left our kids hungry, which was incredibly disappointing. A little flexibility for families traveling with children would have gone a long way.
Second, we requested our room to be cleaned before stepping out for the day. We returned at 10 PM, only to find the room untouched. After calling the reception, they sent three staff members to clean, but at that hour, who wants to deal with housekeeping? We were exhausted and just wanted to rest. We also asked for fresh towels, but the whole situation left us very frustrated. It felt like our request was completely ignored until we followed up, which shouldn’t be the case in a hotel of this caliber.
The breakfast was another letdown. I’d rate it a maximum of 3 stars—very basic, with limited options and nothing special to make it memorable. For a hotel in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, I expected much better quality and variety, especially for families.
Lastly, the overall atmosphere lacked warmth. No one at the entrance smiled or greeted us when we returned, making the hotel feel more like a busy mall than a welcoming place to stay. There was no sense of “coming home” after a long day of exploring the city, which is something I value in a hotel experience.
Overall, I cannot recommend Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur City Centre, especially for families with kids. The lack of flexibility with food, poor service response, subpar breakfast, and unwelcoming vibe made our stay frustrating. Families might find their kids going hungry, and the overall experience falls short of what you’d expect from a Sheraton property. We won’t be returning.