The most cost-effective five-star hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Stripes

This time I stayed in two not very expensive hotels under Marriott in Kuala Lumpur, and I was really satisfied with both. If you are on a budget, I highly recommend Hotel Stripes. The beggar's room I stayed in (including breakfast for two, less than 600 RMB after tax) has some disadvantages: 🅰️In the beggar's room, you can't see the Kuala Lumpur Tower through the window, and the outside of the window is the brick wall decoration of the hotel. 🅱️The room is relatively small among the five stars. (But the sparrow is small and complete, with separate dry and wet areas, capsule coffee machine, ironing board, desk, sofa and luggage rack, see details in pictures 6-11) There are also many advantages: 1⃣️The service staff are very nice, they will smile and greet, actively help carry luggage and remind to take an umbrella. You can see their love and pride for this job from their smiling faces, and they don't perfunctory work and lower the service quality because the price is not very expensive. 2⃣️The location is near the University of Malaysia, and there are many internet celebrity foods around, such as kiln pizza, French cuisine, Mediterranean restaurant, and a high-cost steakhouse (see the last picture, two people have a steak, a salad, a dessert, a roast vegetable, and spent more than 300 RMB) The hotel is not too far from various attractions, and it costs a little more than 10rm to take a taxi to the Twin Towers or Bukit Bintang. 3⃣️ The rooftop infinity pool is very photogenic, facing the Kuala Lumpur Tower! (See pictures 3 and 4) The swimming pool is private to the hotel, not only are there few people, but the water quality is also well maintained, and it won't turn green like some apartments on Airbnb. There is a small bar by the pool, the variety is not very much, and the price is also friendly, you can watch the night view while slightly drunk at night. 4⃣️The buffet breakfast is relatively rich, with Western, local specialties and Chinese food. There are really few and expensive vegetables in Malaysian restaurants, either salads ordered in Western restaurants or oyster sauce lettuce hearts or lettuce in Chinese restaurants. It's very friendly to people like me who can't live without vegetables, and the daily dietary fiber and vitamins are taken in breakfast.