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Deluxe Double Bed with ensuite Bathroom | WiFi (free)

1. Space Hotel KL Sentral

Brickfields

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AED 135 total

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3 Sep - 4 Sep

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Top Kampung Batu Belah Hotel Reviews

Aloft by Marriott Kuala Lumpur Sentral

10/10 Excellent

"Aloft is centrally located with direct access to the KL train hub. The KLIA Express connects to the airport smoothly. The hotel offers a breakfast buffet (around US$16 pp) with a great variety of Western and Southeastern Asian cuisines. The rooms are very spacious and sparsely furnished, with very comfortable beds and pillows (and a not-so-comfortable sofa by the window). The train hub connects to a shopping center with an extensive selection of stores and restaurants, where you can find any amenity you may need. Highly recommended hotel."

Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown

8/10 Good

"Great king suite with nice dressing area and big bathroom. Plenty of room for 2 kids rollaways. Very clean large lounge area and extra toilet. View from bar was amazing of light shows on buildings. Very good for china town access. Was disappointed that bar was a cover charge on second night even for hotel guests for an event. Pool area needs some attention - bit grubby round tiles / few tiles missing on the pool. Buffet breakfast had lots of selection - eastern fare was best - don’t know why they bothered with the western stuff as it’s so compromised with the necessity to avoid pork. Egg station workers weren’t great with omelettes having raw onion and veg in rather than fried off first. No decaf coffee option at all (it’s part of Marriott - I don’t think for a chain like this it’s an unreasonable expectation. ) Buffet was super busy and a bit like a zoo with most users unable to grasp the context of a line to access the various stations so probably best to avoid the peak times for a better experience."