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D Loft Hotel
4/519 Reviews
China Town
I don't know if I'm the first one in China to comment on this hotel. This hotel is next to Petaling Street (China Street), opposite the subway station and not far from the passenger station. The location is undoubtedly, but! The environment is average, the space is small, the room I live in can't see the view, there is only a big water storage tank next to it, it is very noisy, the air conditioner is annoying, blowing on people, so I cough up phlegm...of course it is my own question. There is another thing that I find particularly interesting: the front desk charged 50 MYR, and he directly stapled the reservation form and 50 yuan in cash with a stapler. When I handed it to me, I saw that there were two staple holes in the money , this is shocking, their currency is really.... dare not say Generally speaking, it is actually ok. The location, price, and service are very good. If you are traveling or doing business, you can live here. It is also a good choice
Tian Jing Hotel
4.4/534 Reviews
China Town
Whilst this hotel may not be everyone's cup of Teh Tahrik, it was certainly mine. I loved my stay here - the aesthetic of industrial chic was brilliant, the bed was super comfortable, the A/C and fan effective, staff friendly and inobtrusive, and in a great location on the fringe of Chinatown. Though I didn't have breakfast included, I did get a complimentary drink in the cafe downstairs each day. The outdoor bathroom was great as well - not for everyone I'll admit, but I quite liked it. If I had to point out some flaws, the lack of fridge was a surprise omission - though complimentary water bottles were available whenever I wanted (just not chilled). The room also was not especially dark at night - lots of LEDs from smoke alarms and the A/C, plus the lights from the courtyard/airwell plus the general light of the city coming in from the top windows. If sensitive to light, take eye masks. Otherwise, this has absolutely become my go-to hotel in KL.
Else Kuala Lumpur
4.7/569 Reviews
China Town
This hotel is perfect for me. The staff is super friendly and the interior is fantastic. View from pool is nice and all the decoration is beautiful. The breakfast also delicious. Only 2 things I want to highlights, the room is not sound proof enough, I can hear people talking out side my room. Second one is the bathroom, the door is transparent, eventhough it is not 100%, but I still can see people inside. This is not comfortable for family
Maro House - Hostel
1/51 Reviews
China Town
The toilet was not very clean and the shower was not water pressure too. There is no cooler and it is hot. The sheet is dirty. The staff was kinder with women.
SUPER OYO 552 Hotel Kl Centre Point 
2.9/524 Reviews
China Town
Basic. Even if you have a twin room you are only allowed one access card for your room. Management have not kept this place maintained. The door to the room had big gaps and light from the hall came through even though it was selotaped over. I don't think the bedding is ever changed. I have clear skin and I ended up with sores on my body from sleeping in them. There were no towels in the room or toiletries. The room size is fine but the rooms don't look like illustrations shown on the advertisement. Their business card should never have the word luxurious on it unless it's compared to non Western prison. Everything I have stated is true and I hope management up their maintenance and cleaning levels. Bonus it is low cost and in a convenient part of KL in Chinatown Petaling Street market.
Goldbrick Hotel Chinatown
0/50 Reviews
China Town
The room has no windows, no ventilation and mosquitoes, and there is no shop sign outside. It took half an hour and asked a few times before I found it. The front desk also charges a foreign tourist tax of MYR5. Extortion in disguise!

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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

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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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