Find hotels near DBKL City Theatre, Kuala Lumpur from AED 60

"a really pleasant stay :) we stayed there for 5 days...."

"Staff were lovely, room was spotless, the whole hotel is very cute. "

"Room was clean and staff were kind! "

"The location - very convenient "

"Good location, clean rooms"

"Thank you"

"Great staff, room is small but clean, buffet breakfast is cheap n with great location"

"the room is clean, the location is excellent "

"Nice room with A/C, comfortable bed. Convenient location. Highly recommend and would like stay there again."

"Really enjoyed our stay"

"The hotel is well located, a short or moderate walk from a number of tourist attractions. There is a convenience store and various restaurants nearby. I appreciated the laundry and the gym and other guests seemed to be enjoying the common area. The staff was always friendly and helpful."

"this place attracts a lot of older men and the toilets missing toilet paper. You’ll arrive and then just leave to another place because you didn’t like it. This place also looks sketchy at night."

"Good stad and clean rooms. Infinity pool with good view. A 25 minute walk from Petronas towers"

"Our family enjoyed our 2 nights stay there. We had a stunning view of KLCC and KL Tower from our unit. The unit was comfortable, clean and tastefully designed. KLCC and Bukit Bintang is just a short drive away. Host and security were all friendly. Would have been better if there was a hot water kettle provided, if the water pressure in the bathroom was stronger and if there was wifi but other than that we would highly recommend this unit. "

"The room I stayed was very clean, the staff was kind."

"If you need to stay around Central market area, this is a good option for value"

"Clean and nice staffs."

"Nice place to stay "

"Everything was perfect. Will stay again if I am in KL"

"Decent clean room, reasonably sized for two of us with luggage. Friendly and helpful staff. Note that the air conditioning is SUPER strong (or it was in our room anyway), so you may actually need to turn it off occasionally - even in the warm Malaysian climate."