A KL, Malaysia hotel question: can any of the experts recommend ShangriLa over Mandarin O?
We are a family with 3 kids. I've heard great reviews on both hotels, but read that only the club floors of the SL were recently renovated. I've booked regular rooms on a regular floor. Shall I switch over to the MO?
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I stayed in Shangri La KL last year. It was f-a-n-tastic. The rooms are regular but dont miss out on the breakfast buffet. I have never seen a spread like that before. Japanese food, local food, dim sum, noodles, pancakes, waffles, and even a CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN. hee hee...burp. oops, excuse me...
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The whole hotel (Shangri La) received a top to bottom refit and in many places complete redesign. Would agree with previous poster FANTASTIC. I've done a full review on epinions web site
The link is http://www.epinions.com/content_128644386436 Little tip - join the Golden Circle loyalty club at the shangri La group's web site and things like a continental breakfast each morning will be free. Both the oriental and the shangri la are big hotels and pretty glamourous, but I find the staff at the shangri la very friendly. The Oriental is newer, but the Shangri La's top to bottom makeover means it is more up to date. |
Any more input? I am leaning toward the Shangri La but worried about the location. Is Mandarin location way better?
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GodsGift:
MO is just 5-10 minutes away from the Shanggri La. You can walk from the MO across to the Shangri La Cheers |
We can't comment on the Shangri-La in KL, but we just stayed at the Oriental. It is hard to imagine a better location, especially with kids (the KLCC is next door with shops, restaurants, an amazing bookstore and even a movie theatre if the kids are itching to see a film). The Oriental is also next door to the Petronas Towers (if you do stay, request a Petronas view room). The rooms and bathrooms are so stylish and luxurious -- we loved it.
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Great to hear good reviews of the MO. We are booked for 3 nights in February !
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