Hotel Kuala Lumpur and Places to Stay
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SPOT ON 89962 Perfect Class Hotel
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Hotels in Kuala Lumpur (KL) and Best Tourists Attractions
Distinguished for its multicultural community that comprises of Malay, Indian and Chinese, Kuala Lumpur offers diversity in terms of cuisines, tradition, vibrant events, cultural sites and more. You can enjoy the carnivals around the year in KL. A rare combination of skyscrapers, minarets and domes, Malaysia’s Capital is unlike everything you will find in Asia. From a glimpse into the high life to a taste of everything local and street style, do it all in Kuala Lumpur. Not only Kuala Lumpur, but Malaysia has also famous tourist cities like Langwaki, George Town, and Petaling Jaya. Some of the prime destinations that are worth a visit include ChinaTown, Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, Aquaria KLCC, Istana Negara, Batu Caves amongst many. Let's get to know more about these interesting tourist attractions.ChinaTown- Deeply absorbed with orient culture, heritage and history, this spot is a treasure for its visitors. At the heart of the city, Endures China Town also known as Chee Cheong Kai (Starch Factory Street) located in Petaling Street. Famous for its fresh seafood and Kopitiam, you can have your fill of aromatic and sumptuous Malay cuisine here.
China Town boasts of temples that are a century old. Crafted elaborately and in a detailed manner, Sri Mahamariamman Temple is the most traditional Hindu temple in the country which is sure to please your historic sense. Besides, there are Chan See Shu Yuen Temple and Kuan Ti Temple, fine samples of Oriental architecture with extensive yards, well-formed arcades and adorned roofs. The market is packed with small stalls selling all types of commodities from food to apparel to accessories to home products, you name it and you will find it here at good prices. Just be sure of brushing your negotiating art before you visit.
This place is a bliss for food lovers! The market is stuffed with eateries that serve a variety of delicacies and cuisines, some of them being exclusive to China Town. The best part is, you get to enjoy till midnight as China offers a happening nightlife with the hot cafes and bars. The market looks even more vibrant and welcoming at night.
Batu Caves- Up for a hike in Batu Caves?
The glorious limestone cliffs hold 3 major caves. With the 100-metre-high arched plafond, Cathedral Cave is the most significant cavern with several Hindu shrines that date back to decades ago. Furthermore, if you want to venture out, the Batu caves have 160 rock climbing routes as well as tracks for moderate treks.Petrona Towers- While you are in KL, you can't miss the Iconic towers. Praised as the Twin Jewel, the towers are connected at the 41st and 42nd floor, giving it a startling appearance. The elegant skyscrapers are situated in KLCC Park, the park which covers a stretch of 20 hectares to offer a green landscape. From level 86, which is the observation deck, a city view is breathtaking! The other striking activity is touring the Dewan Filharmonik Petronas concert hall based at the Towers, Southeast Asia’s leading venue for classical music. The architectural design of the hall has earned a lot of praises.
Istana Negara- Malaysia's National Palace that dates back to 1928. On the Bukit Petaling overlooking the Klang River, this place has been renovated and now houses a beautiful garden, swimming pool, six-hole golf course, lake, an indoor badminton court and tennis court.
National Mosque-The contemporary-style dome with a roof in the shape of an eighteen point star. The points depict Malaysia’s 13 states and the five pillars of Islam. The gardens with white marble pools are impressive. What's more impressive is the 73m-high minaret, KL's for the significant sky-line feature.
Kuala Lumpur Bird Park-Alternatively, known as Taman Burung Kuala Lumpur, is the world’s largest covered bird park which is habitat to 3,000 birds from 200 species all over the world. The Brahminy Land, World of Parrots, Flamingo Pond, Hornbill Park amongst others are some terrains to classify the birds, though they can fly in their respective territories. Fascinate these beautiful birds while enjoying the bird show.
Menara Kuala Lumpur
Enclosed by a pocket of primary rainforest, Menar Tower is a lofty pinnacle is the world's fourth-highest telecommunications tower. Though the Menara Towers are smaller than the Petrona towers, the Cityview from here is nothing less than a thrill on the open-sky deck. The tower has a swirling restaurant and an interior observation deck at 276m.Budget Hotels in Kuala Lumpur
To dive in all this and more, book an OYO hotel. OYO strives to meet your needs by providing top-notch amenities in our budget hotels, promising comfort and convenience at its best. OYO Hotels in Kuala Lumpur come with air-conditioning, television, and Free Wi-Fi as standard in all rooms. Depending on availability, some hotels offer additional amenities such as in-room mini-fridge, CCTV surveillance, cashless payment option, parking facility, elevator, and many more to make the best stay possible. The full list of amenities is available on the property page for further reference on what each hotel has to offer.Best Locations and Hotels in Kuala Lumpur
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OYO strives to meet your needs by providing top-notch amenities in our hotels, promising comfort and convenience at its best. OYO hotels in Kuala Lumpur come with air-conditioning, television, and free Wi-F as standard in all rooms. Depending on availability, some hotels offer additional amenities such as in-room mini fridge, CCTV surveillance, cashless payment option, parking facility, elevator, and many more to make the best stay possible. The full list of amenities is available on the property page for further reference on what each hotel has to offer.
Short Getaways are plenty around Kuala Lumpur.
- Fraser Hill: located around hundred kilometres from Kuala Lumpur city, Fraser Hill is a beautiful hilltop resort that is sure to impress nature lovers. It is surrounded by beautiful rain forests and amazing wildlife
- Bentong: Located at a short distance of 50 km from Kuala Lumpur, Bentong town offers some of the best experiences with vibrant day markets, great food and a splash at Bentong Kolam Air Panas (hot spring)
- Taman Negara: Taman Negara is Malaysia’s biggest national park. It is nestled in a sprawling rain forest and offers exciting activities like canopy walk, trekking, and river trips.
- Sekinchan: Sekinchan is the Rice Bowl of Malaysia. It has expansive paddy fields, paddy processing factory and is famous for a variety of fish as it is lined with Redang beach. Next to the beach is a Wishing Tree where people tie red ribbons to fulfill their wishes.
Shopping centres have something for everyone from the latest fashion trend, to electronics and groceries. Kuala Lumpur is home to exciting shopping centres and the ones in the vicinity of OYO hotels are:
- Berjaya Times Square
- Low Yatt Plaza
- Pavilion Kuala Lumpur.
Kuala Lumpur enjoys tropical weather and stays hot and humid throughout the year up to 33-degree Celcius daily. It rains occasionally but that shouldn’t stop you from visiting the city. Plan your journey ahead to avoid getting caught in the rain at the wrong time!
Yes, cards are accepted as a mode of payment at OYO hotels in Kuala Lumpur.
There's something for everyone in Kuala Lumpur and adventure junkies are no exception. The
- Hike up Klang Gates Quartz Ridge: Sometimes referred as Bukit Tabur, it is a proposed UNESCO World's Heritage Site that is known for its hiking trails where up on top, a view of a reservoir awaits at one side, while the other overlooks the city's skylines.
- Shark diving at Aquaria KLCC: Do you have the courage to swim alongside sharks? If you’re a certified diver, this is the time to get up close and personal with these friendly creatures, otherwise stay in a cage to meet them.
- BASE jump at KL Tower: Conquer your fear of heights by jumping from a 300-meter platform above the ground and land in style with the help of parachute on your back.
Whether going on vacations or business trips, finding the right accommodation to suit your needs is the fundamental step to make your stay unlike any other. Consider these three tips before booking a hotel in Kuala Lumpur and make the most out of your time here.
Location: Your travel to Kuala Lumpur is incomplete without visiting its local attractions, which is why a hotel located in the vicinity of these attractions would tremendously make the experience better. Having restaurants and other facilities within reach is a great addition too, offering convenience at your doorstep.
Amenities: Nothing can go wrong with the presence of an extensive range of amenities at a hotel. OYO hotels in Kuala Lumpur feature standardized essential amenities for our guests to utilize, taking one step further in providing the best service one could ever ask for.
Price: Comfort and affordability are the perfect combination for a getaway to remember, especially when you’re in need of a break without draining the bank. Be sure to check out OYO official website or application for different deals you surely don’t want to miss out on!
Train: Most part of the Kuala Lumpur is well connected by train with MRT (Mass Rapid Transit), LRT (Light Rail Transit) and Monorail plying from one place to another.
Bus: Taking RapidKL buses are an affordable and the most convenient way of getting around in Kuala Lumpur.
Airport: The Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is located in Sepang, approximately 48 KM away from Kuala Lumpur.
The most popular destinations of Kuala Lumpur are:
- Petronas Towers: Almost synonymous with Malaysian country, the iconic Petronas Twin Towers adorn the skies of Kuala Lumpur standing at 451.9 metres tall with 88 floors above the ground. This architectural marvel is the pride of Kuala Lumpur.
- KL Tower: Giving a tough competition to Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur’s communication tower is 420 metres in height with an observation deck on top offering a spectacular view of the city.
- Batu Caves: A limestone hill that is lined with a string of caves and temples with Batu River flowing through the hill is the most popular tourist attraction of Kuala Lumpur. The Tamil festival of “Thaipusam” is celebrated at Batu caves with pomp and grandeur.
- Bird Park: The largest free-flight park in the world, the bird park in Kuala Lumpur is home to more than 3000 birds belonging to almost 200 species.
- Merdeka Square: Situated in front of Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Merdeka Square is a huge field in Kuala Lumpur with well-groomed and expansive green lawns. The Independent Malaysian flag was first hoisted here.
OYO hotels feature variously sized and styled affordable room types to accommodate your needs offered at different price points to suit your budget.