Your booking experience in Kuala Lumpur
If you are searching for a cozy accommodation for your next travel in Kuala Lumpur, we are delighted to present you with great Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory hotel deals. Booked.net allows you to limit your search in Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory by price range and accommodation types. We have design and boutique hotels with a comprehensive list of amenities and services along with other popular accommodation options which provide you with an ideal base for exploring.
Budget hotels in Kuala Lumpur
We offer you budget-conscious hostels such as Dreamville Hostel with room rate starting with 21US$ or Classic Inn with only 21US$. If you're an avid adventurer, consider booking a hotel such as Hotel 128 near Art House Gallery Museum of Ethnic Arts. Gold Coast Morib Resort and Zen Rooms Sahabat Guesthouse offer affordable rates in the heart of Mid Valley district.
Proximity to public transport
Be close to Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah airport, staying at Hotel Sri Sutra - Subang Permai, situated about 2.9 km away. If you're not planning to use a car during your vacation, book a hotel next to KL Sentral metro station, such as Ramada Plaza or Prescott Hotel Kuala Lumpur Sentral. Hotel Petaling is close to a temple, a gallery and a tower and 10 minutes' walk from Old Kuala Lumpur Railway train station.
Convenience of staying in the city center
The city center boasts 13 hotels, such as Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral and Nu Hotel@ Kl Sentral. If you're interested in staying in Golden Triangle district, consider booking a hotel such as Wp Hotel Kuala Lumpur.
At Submarine Guest House @ Chinatown - Hostel, you will be situated right next to Jamek Mosque. Select a hotel near Menara Kuala Lumpur, such as Swiss Garden Residences and D'Or Hotel Bukit Bintang, located only a 10-minute walk away.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
For a high-end vacation, consider Istana, a magnificent 5-star property nestled in Bukit Bintang district. Hotel Maya Kuala Lumpur in Pudu district is a chic option for travelers with higher budgets looking for a stylish 5-star boutique hotel. Crowne Plaza Mutiara is a top-rated chain hotel in Kuala Lumpur City-Centre district, and is situated within easy reach of The Intermark Mall.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
Suasana Suites Bukit Ceylon, located near Klang River, is a cozy bed-and-breakfast hotel offering an outdoor swimming pool and a sauna. Furama Bukit Bintang is a 4-star, family-friendly property located next to a lagoon and parks. For a relaxing vacation, book a resort hotel near Titi Eco Farm, such as The Pearl Kuala Lumpur or Jw Marriott Kuala Lumpur.
City Guide:
Kuala Lumpur is an eclectic city.
From ex-colonial buildings to modern skyscrapers, Kuala Lumpur is an exotic blend of old and new. This makes it a city of several faces - from Chinese hum to Singapore's neatness and Prague's ornate facades.
KL as it is known, has absorbed the best from major destinations and offers a variety of hotels to stay in. From cheap offers to luxury Kuala Lumpur hotels all are available with maps, photos and secure forms at Booked.net.
It took the city a century to shift its reputation of ''Muddy Confluence'' to glamorous destination in Southeast Asia. Kuala Lumpur began to take shape under British colonial rule that pushed a tiny settlement toward becoming prosperous capital. Since then it has abandoned its small town charm, so today the city will greet you with stone buildings instead of lush jungles.
Even though this progress was slowed down by the Japanese in 1942, the British re-established dominance over post-war Kuala Lumpur. Once Kuala Lumpur gained independence from the British it became a center of commerce and trade. It thrives on finance, insurance, media and the arts and all have lifted Kuala Lumpur to the prominence of the only global city in Malaysia by the Globalization and World Cities Study Group and Network. In addition, the 1998 Commonwealth Games played a vital role for the city's international image and drew a global attention to the city.
With global prosperity came tourists and today tourism makes up a fair share of the city's income. More than 8.94 million visitors have led to Kuala Lumpur becoming the fifth most visited city in the world.
It is no surprise Kuala Lumpur is fueled by tourists who flock for a true Asian experience to the city. Kuala Lumpur is the cultural essence of Malaysia for its blend of modernity and traditional charm. Set apart from other Asian destinations, Kuala Lumpur features post-war coffee houses, ornate arches set side-by-side with more sophisticated architecture of today.
Attractions include;
- Dataran Merdeka, a square where locals celebrate the Malaysian Independence Day
- Abdul Samad Building, a Colonial-era building at the square
- Menara KL Tower offers a view of the city from 276m high and features observation desk
- The Petronas Twin Towers, the world’s tallest buildings. It took six years to build the Towers and the next six years the high-rise held leadership as the world's tallest building till ceded it to Taipei 101 in 2004.
You can book a hotel in Kuala Lumpur stone's throw from any of these attractions.
