Hotels in Chow Kit

"We had a wonderful stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Kuala Lumpur. The staff were welcoming and helpful and the rooms were clean and comfortable. What really stood out was the large breakfast buffet, lots of delicious options to start the day! A special mention to Hairul, who was a friendly and attentive waiter. The location was convenient, making it easy to explore the city. Highly recommend this hotel for a great stay in Kuala Lumpur! "

"The bathroom needs to be updated and have a shower curtain , water spills out onto floor and you can fall . The room are good but the areas is very dubious . Front staff can be a little more friendly to the guest upon arrival . There should be a quiet time , people are making noise at all hour of the night and music is loud . "

"All the staff at the lounge were amazing great service "

"Everything is satisfied."

"Very nice hotel and friendly staff"

"Best place in Malaysia!!"

"Like the location it’s walking distance to the historical KTMB and train station. It’s especially beautiful at night. Downside is there aren’t too many options for food close by. After the restaurants closed for the night, it’s unlikely to get some late night snacks. Extremely low pressure for hot water in the shower and the temperature control panel for the room doesn’t seem to work. May need a bit of upgrade on that. Breakfast buffet was wonderful and truly satisfying with all types of cuisine. "

"We visited 13 years ago and found it incredible then. This time around it felt tired, the pool and bar didn’t seem like it had been touched in that time and the room was smaller than we remember. We loved KL and the location was great but we probably won’t return. "

"A total non entity of a hotel. No lobby or area to relax except for the Executive Floor which was not accessible to most guests. Check in was a mess and took over 15 mins to be served with no water provided. Breakfast was good but very hectic with no personalised service. We were on the 19th floor but Zero sound I insulation to the extent where we could hear traffic on the ground and everything in the corridor. This was awful given KL is often a stop for many people and meant jet lag was worse than expected "