Kuala Lumpur Hotels - Reviews and Rates

We Arrived Around 2320. Pleasant Journey. As We Mentioned Earlier We Sleep In LCCT Kuala Lumpur. There Is Private Lounge If You Wish To Stay In. Normally You Will Be Charge RM80 For Three Hours Stay But It Is Extended If You Use It At Night From 1200 Mid Night To 0600 AM. The Facilities Are Not Bad As They Will Provide Free Internet, Supper, Bre...

It is a country in Southeast Asia, composed of two noncontiguous regions: Peninsular, or West, Malaysia on the Malay Peninsula and East Malaysia on the island of Borneo. Did you know Boneo was part of Malaysia? I didn't! AND: Brunei lies in the middle of Malaysia and has 2 pieces of unconnected land. The sultan has 274 toilets in his palace. You...

We had the best Bus ride to Kuala Lumpur on a double decker business class bus. We sat in the two front seats and the most amazing view. The trip took about 5 1/2 hours and the bus even had movies which we were too busy enjoying the view to even watch. They even served us lunch, some delicious tandoori chicken with some dried fish heads with pea...

Easy from airport to hostel - even with heavy bags. Hostel ha all facilities, but no aircon or window in room(brown walls) owner evry friendly! Went to tourist info to find out about monsoons - islands all closed so opted for TN. Decided to splash out last night and booked hotel. Craft market, David keen on helicopter. More problems with bank......

Being in Malaysia was quite an enjoyable experience for me as we share the same type of climate - tropical. The Malays are so friendly and welcoming - in an instant I was feeling at home. You cannot be in Malaysia and not visit Chinatown - this is a place where you get Ralph Lauren perfume for 12 ringgit!!! But it was fun being there!! Has anyon...

I arrived in KL the second time with a much greater appreciation for the country and its wild, jungle heart. Coming into the modern, cosmopolitan city was quite the change from the leech and mud-ridden jungle. The guys at friendly Le Village helped me triple-check on my rucksack: it was ready and waiting for me at the airport, as I had requested...

Greetings from KL. After a nice overnight journey on the Malaysian Railways with the push button shower and toast filled with some kind of something sweet we are here in Kuala Lumpur. We've only been here for a few hours, so we'll be sure to write more tomorrow about our Malaysian adventures. The train station is the central hub for transport in...

Still stuck on Melbourne time, so was up nice and early today to explore the city. Breakfast first on the rooftop beside the pool. It does seem every hotel I ever pick, we are the only caucasian in the whole place, but the curiosity we are given always leads to better service. Trekked up a small mountain in the centre of the city, the only city ...

Well it was a great last night in the Cameron Highlands, so with big hangovers Jamie, Zaf and I headed to the bus station and Kuala Lumpur. On the way we stopped at the D'Chennai curry house one more time and got some takeaway roti canai. The bus driver wouldn't let us on with the curry so we had to promise not to eat any of it in order to be al...

Sunday 26th September 2004 Returned to my original guesthous, and to be greeted by one thing the Malay's love doing - the Chinese style clearing of the throat - I heard plenty enough of that when I visited China, but its made its way to Malaysia - lovely sound! Decided to go to Bangsor Baru - the entertainment district of KL. Hop onto the ultra ...