Best Hotels near MURUGAN Statue, Batu Caves

The location is great. Sentral hotel is just across street from Monorail KL Sentral station, which is on the Nu Sentral ground floor. This is quit an old hotel.Our room was on the second floor in the hotel building. During our dtay, we saw some tiny roaches in the bathtoom almost every day. The staff was friendly and able to qickly respond to our requests.

I stayed in room 706- standard king for one night . I found a deal about $5.00 off in trip com. The room is old fashion but doable. The AC is fantastic. A few minutes walk to KL Sentral with many local restaurants. It was beyond my expectations as there is a beautiful view of Kuala Lumpur from my window. On top of that no insects

Bets value for money for 4 people. Friendly Filipino staff. ❤️Would definitely go back and check into this hotel again if family visits KL again. Shoutout to the Filipino front staff who has been very helpful.

The receptionist told me ”you have to come back in 20 min or so because our system is down” without saying sorry, welcome or would you like us to keep your luggage in meantime?” I asked to use toilet then she said, ”no, there is no toilet here”... My booking was made through Traveloka and fully paid. She insisted that it was not paid. I asked her to check again but she asked room charges to be paid at the hotel. So it was double charged. Would I stay there again? Never.

We've stayed here many times, especially over Xmas. In fact, we would have been one of the earliest guests when it first opened. The location is great esp with KL Sentral mrt within walking distance. The staff are friendly and helpful. We had a hiccup after checking in, 2x single beds instead of a double, but it was quickly fixed. Our only criticism is the rooms need to be given an uplift, showing their age. We will be back again.

We enjoyed staying here at hotel very near to tourist attractions great location. The hotel room and staff also nice. My suggestion is just change the menu for the breakfast even every other . My friends and I want to book again next time.

Convenient Location, but Room Size and Amenities Could Be Better. I recently stayed at the Travelodge Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur. The hotel’s location is excellent~ just a short walk to the Pasar Seni station and close to the well-known tourist spot, Petaling Street. This made it convenient for us to explore nearby eateries and attractions. However, there were a few downsides. The rooms are quite small, and we noticed some ant activity. If you’re not bothered by these issues, it’s worth considering. Keep in mind that the hotel is basic, suitable mainly for budget travelers looking for a short stay. The breakfast buffet provided by the hotel was simple and not very tasty; I recommend exploring nearby food options instead. I hope this review helps! 😊

The entire stay was filled with surprises! Upon check-in, I discovered that the faucet in the sink was leaking, which wasn't a major issue. However, after washing my hands, I found that the sink was completely clogged. The key issue arose when I reported it to the staff, who showed no signs of apology. They should have fixed it, because when I returned after going out, it wasn't as clogged. Yes, I stayed for 4 nights, and it did seem less clogged later on. But the surprises didn't end there. The room was equipped with a desk lamp, but when I tried to turn it on, I couldn't because, you know, their sockets were the British type, while the lamp had a European plug. This meant that the lamp they provided couldn't be plugged into their sockets. Oh, and during check-in, the receptionist asked if I had paid the tourist tax. I wasn't sure what that was, so I showed her my payment records. After checking, she said I should pay the tax, so I did as requested. However, later on, I checked my detailed payment records and found that I had already paid the tax during the reservation. I don't know if it was an issue with the hotel or with Trip.com, but I was charged twice. Later, Trip.com's customer service helped me process the refund, and I appreciate their efforts. Finally, I want to say that this hotel has a high rating. I don't know if it's due to lack of competition in Kuala Lumpur's hotel industry or something else, but overall, I feel like this hotel doesn't quite live up to the standards of being a Marriott-branded hotel. Overall, it was a weird experience

Great place close to KL Sentral station, we only needed it for a one night stop on our train journey so it was very convenient, but it could also be a nice place to visit the city from. The room was very comfortable and had a little kitchenette area.

- Location is central and walking distance from Pavilion mall. But downside is that the roads are pretty jammed and calling a grab will mean a 20 mins wait at least - Room looks good and clean, and there is filtered water (tap) provided (note no plastic bottles given). However the showers are always flooded as drainage isn’t good. And I was in a room where the toilet faced the carpark and feels very exposed. I had feedback this and was given another room though it was a downgrade from what I had originally booked, but at least I wouldn’t be exposed when using the toilet