Cari Hotel di Malaysia

"Do not great breakfast included. Is it a small plate of food , and not buffet and the food was not good all. Better to go down stairs and eat off site Really close. Rooms was nice and clean , bed comfortable and tv has you tube. Only bad review I’m is the breakfast as it was a joke. Otherwise the property is nice and very comfortable clean roo"

"Super location, amenities and very helpful and pleasant staff."

"This was the best place to stay. It rained throughout our vacation and we couldn’t have found a more comfortable place to relax and watch the downpour. The staff treated us so well. The room was very clean and the grounds were beautiful. I love the architecture of the resort. The generous buffet breakfast in the morning was also a lovely perk, as well as the swim up bar in the pool."

"Some staff was helpfull but some is unfriendly. Has stain in my pillow"

"Overall this hotel is the best hotel that I've ever stayed. Comford, clean and very nice.... Gooooooodddd ..."

"Warm welcome from staff here. Inside hotel have 6 restaurant . Have huge swimming pool at level 5. Also spa and fitness room too. Very useful information and nearby other restaurant plus shopping mall here."

"Large resort located away from the busy part of the town. A little outdated. We stayed on the ground floor near the entrance to the restaurant & elevator, high traffic and noisy. I recommend not choosing the rooms on the ground level. Friendly staff and helpful arranging transportation and siteseeing tours. Decent breakfast selection and restaurant choices."

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"I recently stayed for two nights at the Hilton Kuala Lumpur, a hotel I remembered fondly from my 12 years living in the city. Back then, it stood out for its fresh breakfast offerings and attentive service. Unfortunately, my short stay in November 2025 was a series of frustrations that left me vowing never to return. In a city bursting with hotels striving to deliver decent service, this one seems to have prioritized cost-cutting over guest comfort, treating people like mere numbers in a...