The Bed KLCC - Capsule Hotel

### Pros: - **Favorite Hostel:** The Belki LCC is my favorite hostel in Kuala Lumpur; I always stay here when I visit. - **Temperature Control:** The capsule hostel has centralized air conditioning, maintaining a well-regulated and comfortable temperature without individual manipulation. - **Common Room:** The common room is very spacious, with two adjacent areas filled with antique pieces and various seating arrangements like bean bags, long chairs, small chairs, and sofa chairs. There are also different types of tables, including a dining table where you can dine and work. - **Social and Work Environment:** The common room is a great place to work and engage in small talks with other digital nomads and guests. - **High Ceilings:** The floor height is higher than usual, creating a more spacious and comfortable environment. - **Amenities:** There is a game you can play for free, and there is also a washing machine available for use (20 Ringgit). ### Cons: - **Price:** The hostel is expensive, with prices comparable to having a single room. - **Reception Policies:** The reception staff can be strict about late check-outs, charging 20 Ringgit per hour. I was charged twice for late check-outs: 20 Ringgit for one hour and 40 Ringgit for two hours. - **Security Incident:** I experienced a security issue where a woman, identified later as a thief, mistakenly entered my bed with an RFID entry card. This was addressed by the reception but was a concerning incident. Overall, despite some concerns, I enjoy staying at the Belki LCC due to its excellent facilities and comfortable environment.

Review of The Bed Hotel: I recently stayed at The Bed Hotel and unfortunately, it was quite a disappointing experience. While the room was clean, the air conditioning wasn't working properly, which made for a very uncomfortable night's sleep. On my last day, there were fire alarms going off multiple times, lasting for 1 to 2 hours each time. This, combined with the lift not working, created a chaotic situation that was incredibly frustrating to deal with. Despite its good location, with major tourist attractions easily accessible, I would recommend looking for other options in Bukit Bintang, Chinatown, or KL Sentral. You can find much better hotels with private rooms and attached washrooms in these areas. If you're traveling in a group, getting a suite would likely be a more economical choice than staying in a capsule hotel like this. Overall, my experience at The Bed at KLCC was disappointing, and I would advise others to consider alternative accommodations to avoid ruining their holiday.

The common space is nice and clean, got to do my work there till very late night. The shared room and toilet are clean as well. Even though it is shared with others, u still have your own space in the capsule bed where u can do your work as well. It's very near to KLCC, 10mins walk. And there is a convenience store beside the hostel if you want to buy snacks or toiletries