Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur combines a modern skyline with markets, religious sites and diverse neighborhoods. Malay, Chinese and Indian culinary traditions make food central to the city experience.
Hotels in This Destination
High above Kuala Lumpur’s Golden Triangle, Banyan Tree combines just 55 rooms and suites with skyline views, rooftop dining and one of the city’s strongest urban spas.
Crockfords brings roughly 140 butler-served rooms and suites to the top of Genting Highlands, creating a private luxury enclave inside one of Southeast Asia’s largest integrated resorts.
Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur pairs enormous rooms, KLCC Park views and a skyline pool with direct access to the city’s defining Petronas Twin Towers district.
Genting Grand is Resorts World Genting’s classic luxury tower, pairing spacious suites, M Spa and immediate entertainment access with a cool highland setting above the clouds.
A classic full-service hotel beside the Petronas Twin Towers, Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur combines skyline and park views, a large infinity pool, broad dining and club facilities with one of the city’s most convenient addresses.
In Bukit Bintang’s Golden Triangle, The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur offers spacious traditional-luxury rooms, 24-hour butler service on Club Level, two pools and Michelin-selected Chinese dining steps from the city’s best shopping.
The newly renamed flagship RW Hotel at Resorts World Genting offers large refreshed rooms and extravagant suites high in the Genting Highlands, though bookings are currently restricted to qualifying casino and Genting Rewards guests.
Surrounded by gardens near the Petronas Twin Towers, Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur is a 662-room city classic with a resort-style pool, large health club and one of the capital’s deepest hotel dining programs.
Beside Kuala Lumpur Sentral, The St. Regis combines 208 of the city’s largest rooms and suites with Iridium Spa, skyline pool, serious art and one of Kuala Lumpur’s deepest luxury-hotel dining collections.