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"Fin for one night. 90 minutes from the airport though. The room was not to standard of a Hilton hotel. Room cleaning and standard amenities ie. toilet paper often forgotten during our 4 night 5 day stay. The bed was comfortable though and bedding clean. "

"My room wall paper has damaged but not been properly attended to"

"Hotel service and care is always excellent in Asia. No difference with all the staff at Grand Santa Signature KL. Hotel lobby is in the smaller side, but very comfy and clean and has all the amenities of bigger hotel. Breakfast has many selection, but the western option is rather limited. However seating is plentiful and all the staff were delightful. Cleanliness was also very good. In our second stay within a week, we were given a larger room in the 2nd floor. We were quite pleased because the previous room in 7th floor was quite tiny. The rooms were very clean. The bathroom was also clean and well equipped. The AC which is very important, worked very well in both rooms. Overall we are very pleased with our stay at Grand Santa Signature. We will definitely book again due to the above comments and its proximity to KLCC and other attractions. "

"Great Location "

"What an unexpected and pleasant surprise this hotel turned out to be! The suite in the residence had amazing views of downtown KL. The kitchen was well equipped and the bathrooms all had bidets with warmed seats. The elevators were fast and very secure too. Parking was super easy. We will definitely stay here again."

"Everything was excellent, we loved staying there. Thanks "

"Clean room . Must go early for breakfast "

"Very clean"

"Pros: 3 adult stayed in club room. Got upgraded to twin tower view room. Mai and her team in club room were brilliant. Free laundry limited to 5 items per day is such a god sent. Checked in at club room is a plus. Huge club lounge with fab views. Cons: no more premium champagne which we were looking forward to. We weren’t told what we were served when we asked for champagne. When approached to see what they were, found out it was sparkling wine and was told it was from Spain which was rather odd - not a cava but sparkling chardonnay (from Spain apparently….).Staff members serving drinks need to be more transparent and well trained in this regard. Food and drinks were no longer premium. Spread were a lot more premium in the past.Bring back the Bollinger!"