Shangri la Hotel Kuala Lumpur

... outside of the green and pink mosques.   Mitch was surprised that the Bangkok hotel gym could be outdone, but this Shangri-La hotel gym was first-class!  He got in a great workout, burning some of the calories from the pleasures in ...

... are so many different ethnicities in the city - the top three are Indian, Malay and Chinese.  We finally made it to our Shangri-La hotel right in the heart of KL; it is luxurious!  The lobby is fancy and grand, and our room is very ...

... full address, only the notion that the booking said it was Traders, by Shangri-la.  So he took us to the Shangri-La hotel.  Unfortunately Traders is not literally by the Shangi La, but owned by the Shangri La Group.  Fortune smiled however, ...

... Buses Take KL Monorail to Bukit Nanas station. It is about 15-20minutes walk passing Hard Rock Café and Concorde Hotel/Shangri La Hotel or you can take taxi (RM2.50 - RM3) Next stop National Monument/Tugu Negara located at ...

... ....and it was cloudy! Transit throught the airport was easy,we found a cab and after only 15 mins checked in at our hotel.I had booked the SHangri-la Tanjung Aru as it was close to town so we could get out and see Borneo rather than be coccooned in a ...

... top it off, thanks to M&D and G&G, Nikki and I pretended to be Rich And Famous by checking into the fancy Shangri-La hotel right smack downtown the beautiful city. Even better, we were upgraded to a bigger room for no reason. We lived it up in ...

... which area of work would provide the best job opportunities and pay! We got dropped off two hours later outside the rather grand 'Shangri-La Hotel' where Phil and Steph were staying. We couldn't thank them enough for the free lift back. We walked back to ...

... capture and something I will never forget. I didn't need to see a dragon dance anymore. The next day I left Singapore for Kuala Lumpur and to see Dad for the first time in almost four months. After a seven hour train ride through little towns, ...

... when we left the mall, so we took a taxi ride back to the hotel.  We quickly packed in the evening, for our early morning flight to Penang, Malaysia.  Kuala Lumpur was not our favorite city, but it was an interesting and fun ...

... police do not enforce traffic rules in KL.    After work, it was raining, which it seems to do every evening in Kuala Lumpur.  So, Mitch walked to work to pick up Michelle.  Since it was raining, we stayed in for dinner and ...

... of each location we visit ... The timeline is as follows – we will spend 5 days in Kuala Lumpur – KL to us global travellers - (city centre hotel), then on to Phuket for 12 days (beach side hotel away from Phuket town – too commercial ...

24 hours – three countries Well just over 24 hours ago I left India, arriving in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 45 minutes early – just before midnight. I had met up with a guy from Slovenia in the Indian airport and when we went down to claim our ...

... .youtube.com/watch?v=C6-0eFkZaEg Later that night we had a nice meal at our hotel and then drinks at the hotel bar, Sky Bar; http://www.shangri-la.com/en/property/kualalumpur/traders.&a mp;n bsp; Really a great place with good music on the roof with ...

... to  chillout for a bit before we head out for dinner. Tomorrow we are heading out to the Golden Triangle area of Kuala Lumpur to see what is there and hopefully go up the Petronas Twin towers (tallest twin buildings in the world - gulp)! It is also ...

... so it might be worth looking at hotels for when we go to the Malaysian Grand Prix.I haven't made any proper investigation, but the Shangri-La, Putrajaya is only £45/room per night. I then spent the rest of the morning looking at houses in the Woking ...