Taman Sri Serdang hotel guide. Banyan Tree hotel in Taman Sri Serdang, Kuala Lumpur

"Awesome. We will come back."

"Rooms smaller and more dated than some newer hotels ( eg Grand Hyatt where we also stayed) but the breakfast and service impeccable and the best we experienced on our 2week trip. Swimming pool area as good , if not better than Grand Hyatt. The only negative is that the room doors are quite heavy so you hear them banging as well as the wooden bathroom doors and wardrobes. Grand Hyatt rooms larger and more open plan so no noise at all but breakfast and serve at pool nowhere near as good as Oriental "

"Nice place friendly staff lovely pool"

"Our room on the 29th floor had a view of the Petronas towers. The room was clean and we had two bedrooms. However, the bed in the second room was like a wheel in bed. Everytime I moved, it made a noise. I did not sleep well at all that night. Facilities are clean. Be mindful that you are in Malaysia and they like to use their bidets with extra splash so most public toilets are wet, even within the facility. Location to Petronas towers was good an easy 10 minute walk. We ate at the restaraunt onsite twice. The second time was not so good. Do not order their club sandwich. It was soggy, not toasted and had anything bareley on it. We also had a hamburger which was ok, order it medium at least. We had medium rare and it was virtually raw. Pools were nice, expecially on the top level, very pretty view from there. Price was good for 4 people, although I think I would upgrade to a nicer hotel if I ever did it again."

"Close to the airport, but it is more than just a transit hotel. Thr grounds are lovely and the pool is huge and delightful water. Unfortunately we did not go into the pool. The room was fine. Wish we could have stayed longer."

"Comfortable room"

"Breakfast was great but it was too busy"

"Na"

"The only advantage of this hotel is their location next to the KL Sentral MRT station, offering a direct 30 minutes express train to the airport. An average hotel in every aspect, the room is literally bare offering only essential."