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#64093 - 06/08/07 01:12 PM
where to stay, chinatown?
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lester
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Hi ,hoping anyone can advise about decent accomodation in KL.Wil be there for a few days at end of June.I believe chinatown to be the best place to stay for ease of travelling and reasonable prices for food/drink. looking at swiss inn or hotel malaya.Anyone stayed at either of these places.Any thoughts please.
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#64362 - 06/18/07 04:56 AM
Re: where to stay, chinatown?
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Hi Lester,
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur!
I may be able to suggest few options for you but before that, could you tell me what's your budget and your expectation about the hotel please? If you would like to stay somewhere nearby the nightspots, then Chinatown may not be a good option. Eating wise - you may consider it is cheap if you convert your GBP (I guess you are from England?) to our Ringgit. For local, we think otherwise. The weather in KL is kind of unpredictable at current - so if you plan to stay in Chinatown area, you might be having transportation problem - traffic is kind of heavy during weekdays and peak hours. You can walk around if you don't mind with the heat or heavy shower in the evening..
Any info needed, please ask.
Jade
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#65665 - 07/25/07 05:08 AM
Re: where to stay, chinatown?
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hi jade. i have some question to ask you. which hotel in the kL is quite cheap and comfort de? and must be in city area. can u tell mi?
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#65676 - 07/25/07 07:52 AM
Re: where to stay, chinatown?
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http://www.kl-hotels.com/hotels/chinatown.htm
Chinatown Hotels.
I wont stay at Chinatown.
It's good to visit during the day or night , but staying there...not a good idea. Traffic at that area is really mad.
Stay in Bukit Bintang. It's only a short cab ride away.
Just dont get cheated and demand the cab to use the meter.
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#65909 - 08/02/07 01:32 AM
Re: where to stay, chinatown?
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One of the cheap hotels in Kuala Lumpur is [url=http://www.channels.nl/25510b.html]Hotel Fortuna[/url] . It's a 3 star hotel within the [url=http://www.molon.de/galleries/Malaysia/KL/GoldenTriangle/]Golden Triangle[/url] . It's near the business district so you can be sure of nearby
[url=http://www.mycen.com.my/malaysia/shopping_mall.html]shopping malls[/url] and entertainment centers. Popular tourist attractions such as the [url=http://www.mytravelguide.com/restaurants/profile-79386305-Malaysia_Kuala_Lumpur_Bintang_Walk.html]Bintang Walk[/url] and the [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petronas_Twin_Towers]Petronas Twin Towers[/url] are just a few minutes away from it.
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