Radius Hotel Kuala Lumpur

... food places in short it's a good hotel in a great position. I wandered out and had a look around, first impressions of Kuala Lumpur are it's way dirtier than Singapore but probably a bit cleaner than Bangkok.  I adore Bangkok but my first impressions ...

Have you experienced the nightlife in Kuala Lumpur? I just did and I enjoyed it to the hilt for it didn't occur to me there's so much excitement in the city after dark. How naïve of me to assume KL, as it is universally known, has no nightlife. ...

... on booze money, although my other half secretly ordered club sandwiches and cocktails from the pool of our 5* pad ( at least western hotel prices), when I nipped out for a cheap eat - I think she gained some satisfaction in that, for me mentioning for ...

... a dent in my shoulder! Anyway buy the time we had finished that little lot the day was done and it was back to the hotel for a rest before going back out for some food. I listened to one of my favourite podcasts - This Ain't Iowa and then inflicted a ...

... am to have my best friend and ma baby travelling the world with me :-) Today we had our big buffet breakfast complimentary of the hotel - we stuffed our face then crawled back to bed hehe.   Tonight for dinner we had seen this ...

... he had made it to Pattaya after flying in to Chaing Mai and traveling from there.I then went off for a walk around the area before returning to the hotel and spending an hour in the hotels spa.                                         ...

Landar vid 6,20 tiden lokal tid  Ca +7 h svensk tid Buss resa på över 1 h in till hotellet, inne i KL (Kuala Lumpur) är köerna extremt tröga eller vart det för att man var helt slut efter flyg resan Hotellet heter vi e på är Radius ...

The KL twin towers... So many places to visit so little time... so here I am back in Kuala Lumpur..I was scheduled to leave KL to Bangkok on the 24th of September at 10:40am from terminal 2.. HOWEVER as it turns out in the usual mia-style .. (known ...

Today we got up early and got the bus to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia capital city. Once again the bus was very spacious and sooo cheap! Plus the trip was only 2hrs. We checked into our hotel (the Radius International - we treated ourselves to a 5 star one!) ...

When the sun goes down, there's a certain place in Kuala Lumpur where most of the crowds gravitate - Bukit Bintang, or Star Hill. Often called Bintang Walk, this famous strip transforms into an exciting promenade at night, ablaze in multicolored lights ...

... KL, I guess, is ever complete without seeing Malaysia's world-renowned icon - the 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers found at the Kuala Lumpur Commercial Center (KLCC). About a decade ago, the towers used to hold the record of being the world's tallest ...

I had been to KL previously, and stayed at the Radius so I knew that it was a reasonably priced, and good quality hotel.  I was accompanied this time by partner Tony, and 2 teenage children (13 and 17).  The first thing that hits you is the ...

... as a sign, I then headed a little further on my newly found friend's recommendation and checked myself into a more reasonably priced hotel. I was so glad that I had chosen to book a hotel rather than a hostel as the following morning was the beginning of ...

... a proper shower in the bathroom instead of just a shower head on the wall! We hit up the Petaling Market which takes up a 4-5 block radius and was filled with hundreds of stalls and shops selling all kinds of goods. I set out to buy myself a new purse, ...

... so early in the morning. We finally found a McDonalds so we sat there cruising the internet until 8am. We headed back to the hotel to be told they had no record of our reservation, so we would have to wait until 9.30am when reservations opened. For some ...

... popped up within the next week ( originally a 3 wk wait), so I gambled on staying put. We moved out of the expensive hotel into the 3* Radius to save cash, but this was awful so the very next morning moved to the 4* Federal, which was fabulous and still ...

... , and yes, beer for 8 ringgits (that's a bit less than $2.50 for you western types). This is Malaysia, baby! Forget KL (Kuala Lumpur, the capitol and largest city of Malaysia). This is where it's at. I had my doubts about Malaysia after my KL experience. ...

... a group of Chinese Guys burning the paper with certain inscriptions which is supposed to assist their ancestors in heaven. Howvever, even in Kuala Lumpur, we have this. The difference being these guys were doing it in the middle of the road and not at ...

... to discover the way it did react to our American-inspired feast. Luckily enough Thai television was showing a soccer game and I was able to rest comfortably for the rest of the night in our hotel. Happy trails! Adventures in Kuala Lumpur to ...