Else Kuala Lumpur

The hotel breakfast did not disappoint. It was delicious and the quantity was just right. The overall decoration style was simple but not simplistic. It was very interesting. The room was spacious and bright. The swimming pool was also very good. In short, I liked it very much. It was not a bad hotel and it was not a popular check-in hotel. I think this is a very high-quality hotel.

The highlight of this trip to Kuala Lumpur was an interesting hotel in Chinatown. The hotel renovated the landmark Nan Yi Building in the 1930s. The main structure remained unchanged, but the four floors of the atrium were opened up, allowing sunlight to penetrate directly from the roof to the restaurant on the ground floor. Check-in was in the living room on the first floor, and each floor had different public areas. The second floor was the library, the third floor was the gym and floating meditation chamber (unfortunately I didn't experience it this time with my children), and the fourth floor was the bar and swimming pool, with a view of the Petronas Twin Towers and the Kuala Lumpur Tower. The mantra room we booked was the smallest, only 25 square meters, with herringbone wood flooring. The compact layout was reasonable, the rattan bed backboard was very Nanyang-style, and everything from the trash can to the water cup, coffee cup, and cotton slippers were specially customized. Looking out the window was Petaling Street, and across the street was the "Happy Snack Shop" where I would buy durian puffs many years ago. It seems as if time has stopped in Chinatown. The Jinlian Ji Fujian Noodles, Hon Kee Congee, Xin Jiuru Beef Noodles, and Luo Han Guo Longan Ice Stewed Winter Melon from ten years ago are all still there.

Clean and comfortable. The front desk lady was very considerate when checking in at midnight. The overall environment is elegant and quiet. It is a six or seven minute walk from the subway station. Breakfast is also free. One person can order two dishes.

Nice hotel. Very convenient location. It's near Petaling Street. Parking is a bit tricky. If you want to park, go to a nearby parking lot. Come over here and have breakfast at Raw.

The hotel is small but exquisite and beautiful, the room is also spacious, the waiter's attitude is okay, the iron is delivered directly to the room when needed, and the birthday cake can be left in the reception. I won't say much about the breakfast, it's highly recommended!