Hotel in Kuala Lampur
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Hotel in Kuala Lampur
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I am going to visit Malaysia (KUL).@I wish if some one can guide me about the the stay at Kuala Lampur. Can I just walk in and have some room in the central city.
How far is airport from central city and the most economical way to shuttle from Airport to centre.
I am going to visit Malaysia (KUL).@I wish if some one can guide me about the the stay at Kuala Lampur. Can I just walk in and have some room in the central city.
How far is airport from central city and the most economical way to shuttle from Airport to centre.
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KLIA is very far from the city, 60 km or more. The fastest way is the KL Airport Express.
If you just arrive in downtown KL you would find it a headache to walk around streets in and out of hotels to find a hotel with a room or how much you want to pay. It is easier to book in ahead of arrival.
If you just arrive in downtown KL you would find it a headache to walk around streets in and out of hotels to find a hotel with a room or how much you want to pay. It is easier to book in ahead of arrival.
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You may want to consider taking a taxi into KL from the airport if your flight is very long. If you take the train (which is a really great way to go) you still have to take a taxi from the train station to your hotel. I would do a taxi to KL and then take the train back to the airport when you're leaving. Hotels in KL are really inexpensive - definitely make a reservation before you go.
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Some years back we were in KL - we stayed at the Marriott - on the main drag there in town. It was very nice.
Also we took the bus from the airport to the hotel. It was easy - a very nice bus- then we transferred to a van for the final leg of the trip to the hotel.
Easy and inexpensive- another option to consider.
Also we took the bus from the airport to the hotel. It was easy - a very nice bus- then we transferred to a van for the final leg of the trip to the hotel.
Easy and inexpensive- another option to consider.
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The quickest way is to take the train. The train service can schedule a car to pick you up at the station and transfer you to your hotel - they even have porters to take your luggage. And it's less expensive than a taxi.
I stayed at the Ritz in KL back in November - had a great stay. The hotel was booked totally full when I was there. We got a great rate at asiahotels.com
I stayed at the Ritz in KL back in November - had a great stay. The hotel was booked totally full when I was there. We got a great rate at asiahotels.com
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If you don't want top class place to stay the 3 star Grand Olympic near Chinatown area is about USD 28, Mida about USD 35, the 4 star Plaza is about USD 40 plus lots of more expensive places. The 4 star Melia is good value in the USD 55/60 area.
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I cannot remember the name of the hotel that I stayed in (quite acceptable), but I can tell you one to avoid: AttapSana B & B. I booked a room for there last November after reading a glowing report in Lonely Planet and seeing a glossy Web site. It was the worst dump I've ever been in. Even though I had paid for two nights' accommodation, I walked out, went down the street, and checked into a hotel, also mentioned by Lonely Planet, that cost $50/night. I had a beautiful view of the Petronas Towers, which, by the way, are far more attractive in real life than in photographs. ZZ




