Kuala Lumpur

Rich carpeting, glitzy chandeliers, jade and black marble, and a smiling staff greet you the moment you walk inside. The amenities are equally impressive, including an outdoor pool with skyline views. — Forbes Travel Guide

The hotel lives up to its reputation for excellent service and world-class facilities. — Frommer's

Opposite the old Moorish style railway station in a historic part of town, the Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur is a five-pearl grande dame near the city's museums and manicured botanical gardens. — Oyster

Situated on the edge of the busy retail, entertainment and commercial district of Bukit Bintang, this property sets high standards for hotels in KL. — Star Service

Apart from its nice, modern interiors and lovely little pool on the rooftop, it's located right smack in the middle of KL, with an unbelievable view of the KLCC Park. — Afar Magazine

Villa Samadhi is for those who prefer their hotels to be tranquil and tailored rather than large and luxurious. — The Telegraph

This is the hottest hotel in KL. From the airy, art-filled public spaces to the compact rooftop lagoon pool, everything in this hotel feels innovative and hip. — Frommer's

Carcosa Seri Negara is a member of the Leading Small Hotels of the World. — Afar Magazine

The Westin is no ordinary hotel... There is a trendy vibe to everything from restaurants to bars, and the rooms are contemporary, functional, and welcoming. — Frommer's

A good choice for travellers looking for somewhere cool and contemporary that doesn’t cost a fortune. Rooms are smart and spacious. — The Telegraph

Opened August 2018. — Condé Nast Traveler

The food was great, the location excellent. But, even among all this, the place I loved the most was the pool. — Afar Magazine

As the recipient of numerous international awards... this 468-room, five-star hotel is located along Bintang Walk. — Time Out

A top pick for a budget hotel, Capitol is located in a lively part of the city's popular Golden Triangle district, close to the junction of Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan Bukit Bintang. — Frommer's

A comfortable base near the city's business districts and a convenient five-minute walk from the monorail. — Jetsetter

Contemporary crash pad with an alfresco pool in Kuala Lumpur’s developing Bangsar South business district. — Jetsetter

Previously the Nikko, the InterContinental is within an easy 10-minute walk from KLCC and its prestigious Suria KLCC shopping precinct. — Star Service