Kuala Lumpur Petronas Philharmonic Hall Hotels

"Hotel is very nice but just outside the smell is unbearable. Basically a mall vacation given bad conditions of the streets a few blocks away and homeless people. But the malls are very large with many places to eat. Just not a fan of Malaysia. It’s the opposite of beautiful Singapore. "

" Good valu, mfortable hotel in a central location. Very good breakfast."

"Pretty average hotel, not worth the money. Not very clean, aircon visibly dusty and floors too. Sauna was closed for maintenance. Stay was okay close to a few places walking distance But nothing special. "

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"Top notch service! We also loved that it’s above the mall so we can get some groceries or shopping done. Loved that it’s beside the Ampang Park RapidKL so it’s easy to get around and since it’s not exactly in the middle of the city centre, the jam is bearable."

"Hotel was very clean and good location"

"Fantastic service"

"Very good location and the staff were very friendly and helpful. "

"We enjoyed our stay at EQ Kuala Lumpur. The property itself is stunning and our room was fantastic - spacious, modern and with a spectacular view of the Petronas and broader KLCC skyline. The pool on Level 29 is also excellent, with ample space and also great views. The KLCC area surrounding has countless restaurant, shopping and transport options. In-room dining options were relatively diverse and cater to all tastes. The fridge is stocked with a good array of essentials also, and was well stocked when room serviced. Staff were very friendly, irrespective of whether they were front desk or cleaning rooms. It was evident they wanted to help our guests where they could. I was a little disappointed that a room upgrade was charged extra per night, as an Expedia Gold member who notified in advance I was planning a proposal on site. Of course the hotel was entitled to do so, but the courtesy has been extended in less exciting circumstances before. Of note for travellers visting from Western countries: you will not be allowed to enter Sky 51 Bar unless all guests are 21. This may sound a minor footnote, but we could not go up with our 2-year old, even for photos. Dining options on site are also age restricted - only Kampachi and Bottega allowed kids under 12, with the former providing an underwhelming service in a relatively empty restaurant. The sound proofing of the hotel is also good, which will again be of use to most given the loud calls to prayer throughout each day."