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Floresta Hotel Chinatown
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Family room
  3. Express check-in/check-out
  4. Luggage storage
  5. Front desk [24-hour]
  6. Shops
  7. Security [24-hour]
  8. Daily housekeeping
"Room clean and tidy Staff friendly and approachable attitude Many good food stalls 5 min walk to Chinatown"
8.4

Excellent

1587 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 25
Cosmo Hotel Kuala Lumpur
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Fitness center
  3. Restaurant
  4. Family room
  5. Room service
  6. Breakfast
  7. Luggage storage
  8. Front desk [24-hour]
"Hotel location is only 3-5 minutes walk from the Metro Train - Majid Jamek Station. It also conveniently to take approximately 5 minutes walk to Central Market, Chinatown & flea market on Petaling St. Good staff all around & clean modern room! One of the best value 4 stars hotel for it location & services! I highly recommended for it location & it 4 stars value! "
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8

Excellent

4790 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 62
Travelodge Chinatown Kuala Lumpur
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Car parking
  3. Restaurant
  4. Family room
  5. Balcony/Terrace
  6. Express check-in/check-out
  7. Breakfast
  8. Tours
"We had a pleasant stay in GEO hotel, I would say this is one of the best hotel in Chinatown area. The hotel is located in the heard of Chinatown, it was located just next to central bus and LRT terminal. It's about 2 minutes walking distance to 2 popular and renowned areas in Chinatown which was Central market and Petaling steet. Though room is rather small but it was very clean and comfy. Will definitely stay in this hotel when we visiting KL again. "
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8

Excellent

11133 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 37
Kitez Hotel & Bunkz
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Car parking
  3. Balcony/Terrace
  4. Express check-in/check-out
  5. Luggage storage
  6. Check-in/out [private]
  7. Shops
  8. Smoking area
"The BEST hostel + hotel in Chinatown, KL Everything is great, from comfortable beds, so gorgeous common area, up to friendly staffs. I am so happy because my dorm bed has got a window facing to the Petaling market street. Definitely recommend."
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7.5

Very good

1048 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 11
Hotel Olympic Malaysia Kuala Lumpur
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Car parking
  3. Restaurant
  4. Family room
  5. Breakfast
  6. Luggage storage
  7. Front desk [24-hour]
  8. Coffee shop
"A nice hotel with free parking near to Chinatown. Walking distant to all the eateries nearby. Great hotel."
8.4

Excellent

8805 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 34
Hotel 99 Kuala Lumpur City
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Car parking
  3. Family room
  4. Express check-in/check-out
  5. Room service
  6. Breakfast
  7. Airport transfer
  8. Tours
"Location is good, easy to find food, near to MRT station, bus station, chinatown. Hotel staff is helpfull. Room and toilet are clean. Internet is good. "
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6.9

Very good

3939 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 33
AnCasa Hotel Kuala Lumpur by Ancasa Hotels and Resorts
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Pool with view
  3. Car parking
  4. Fitness center
  5. Restaurant
  6. Pool (kids)
  7. Family room
  8. 24-hour room service
"ancasa hotel in chinatown offers great shopping, night life and plenty of eateries. Public transport including either taxis or public buses are plentiful. Such a great location. We would recommend to any traveller going to Kuala lumpur.The hotel itself is always clean and staffs are friendly and helpful. If one requires Breakfast lunch or dinner, the hotel restaurant offers great food and entertaining. Great place to be."
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7.9

Very good

8597 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 51
Citin MasJid Jamek by Compass Hospitality
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Car parking
  3. Restaurant
  4. Family room
  5. Salon
  6. Breakfast
  7. Airport transfer
  8. Tours
"More recently spruced up than its chain counterparts elsewhere in the city, the Citin Masjid Jamek is an oasis of clean modernity amid the bustling, alluring stench of Little India. Hard to imagine a more central location in KL, with Chinatown, Bukit Bintang still within 15 mins walking distance (and several train stations 2 mins down the street). Get in while it's fresh. We're a couple but they gave us a mattress to throw on the floor for our mate (charging us 35 ringgit). After two nights booked through Agoda at 100 RM, we asked for another night - but had to walk across the room to book again via the free internet to get the discount rate. Extremely friendly and helpful staff with excellent English for the most part."
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7.5

Very good

5754 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 17
Arenaa Star Hotel
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Fitness center
  3. Restaurant
  4. Family room
  5. Breakfast
  6. Luggage storage
  7. Front desk [24-hour]
  8. Coffee shop
"I checked into Arenaa Star on the 21st October and stayed here for 2 nights. It was a very pleasant stay. First and foremost after putting down my luggage, I ventured to the hotel's open air restaurant located on the Mezzanine floor. The seafood olio oglio I ordered was good. I also tried grilled chicken and lamb chop on subsequent days and they are all ridiculously cheap yet extremely tasty. Wow! The friendly and courteous staffs made the ambience all the more better. When it comes to the accomodation, I must say that it has the coziest bed and pillows for you to rest after a long walk tour around KL which you can easiy access via the LRT and is just a walking distance from Chinatown. Not to mention the big and modern bathroom, flat wide screen tv and various themes that represents each floor. For example the 1st Floor represents the Malaysian stars thus you will see the portraits of the local entertainers painted on the wall along the hallways to every hotel room. Not to mention the Hollywood, Bollywood, Indonesia, Thailand, Japan, Korea etc. You might have a pleasant surprise to see that one of them happens to be your favourite! So in conclusion, Arenaa Stars lives up to its name and is very recommendable for the budget value and comfort. "
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7.1

Very good

3594 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 40
Ahyu Hotel
Chinatown,Chinatown - View on map
  1. Free Wi-Fi
  2. Car parking
  3. Restaurant
  4. Bar
  5. Family room
  6. Balcony/Terrace
  7. Salon
  8. Express check-in/check-out
"Ahyu Hotel is a treasure Chinatown KL. Simple yet elegant in its own special way plus super affordable. The owner and staff are super accommodating. The place is very near to most tourist attraction in KL and just walking distance to tourist spots within the Chinatown area. LRT station is just around the corner so getting to places outside Chinatown would not be a hassle (though we chose to use grab service since we have seniors in our group). The hotel provided our group with a nice and comfortable place to rest after a day of exploring the city. And did I say they have awesome staff? Will definitely be my go to hotel when I visit KL. Thanks Ahyu for being part of our great KL experience! "
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8.7

Excellent

2729 reviews

Avg price per night
$ 31

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Frequently asked questions

What's the average price of a hotel in Chinatown?

The average price for a 3-star hotel in Chinatown is USD 23. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Chinatown is USD 40. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Chinatown is USD 94.

What's the average price of a hotel in Chinatown this weekend?

The average price for a 3-star hotel in Chinatown this weekend is USD 22. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Chinatown this weekend is USD 45. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Chinatown this weekend is USD 97.

What's the average price of a hotel in Chinatown tonight?

The average price for a 3-star hotel in Chinatown tonight is USD 22. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Chinatown tonight is USD 44. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Chinatown tonight is USD 94.

What are the best hotels in Chinatown near Chinatown - Kuala Lumpur?

Verified travelers to Chinatown who stayed near Chinatown - Kuala Lumpur have given top reviews to SGI Vacation Club @ Swiss Garden Residences Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur, bed & bagguete klcc and 1 BBCC @ Lucentia KL.

What are the best hotels in Chinatown near Central Market?

Verified travelers to Chinatown who stayed near Central Market have given top reviews to SGI Vacation Club @ Swiss Garden Residences Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur, bed & bagguete klcc and 1 BBCC @ Lucentia KL.

What are the best hotels in Chinatown near Kuala Lumpur City Gallery?

Verified travelers to Chinatown who stayed near Kuala Lumpur City Gallery have given top reviews to SGI Vacation Club @ Swiss Garden Residences Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur, bed & bagguete klcc and Deface Platinum KLCC by Homesphere.

What are the most popular hotels in Chinatown?

Some of our most popular hotels in Chinatown are Hotel Olympic Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Travelodge Chinatown Kuala Lumpur and Floresta Hotel Chinatown.

What are the best hotels in Chinatown for couples?

Hotels in Chinatown that are highly rated by couples include Hotel Olympic Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Travelodge Chinatown Kuala Lumpur and Floresta Hotel Chinatown.

What are the best hotels in Chinatown for families?

Hotels in Chinatown that are highly rated by families include Hotel Olympic Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Travelodge Chinatown Kuala Lumpur and Floresta Hotel Chinatown.

What hotels in Chinatown have the best views?

Verified travelers to Chinatown have given top reviews for the views at 1000 Miles Hotel, Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown and AnCasa Hotel Kuala Lumpur by Ancasa Hotels and Resorts.

What hotels in Chinatown have the best breakfast?

Verified travelers to Chinatown have given top reviews for the breakfast at Backhome KL, Tian Jing Hotel and 1000 Miles Hotel.

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Discover the Best Things to Do in Vibrant Chinatown Kuala Lumpur

Chinatown is one of the most vibrant and exciting neighborhoods in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Located in the heart of the city, this bustling district is known for its vibrant street markets, delicious food, and rich cultural heritage. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, there's plenty to see and do in Chinatown. One of the top attractions in Chinatown is the Petaling Street Market. This bustling street market is known for its wide variety of goods, including clothing, accessories, electronics, and souvenirs. Visitors can spend hours browsing the stalls, haggling with vendors, and soaking up the lively atmosphere. Another must-see attraction in Chinatown is the Sri Mahamariamman Temple. This stunning Hindu temple is one of the oldest in Kuala Lumpur and is known for its intricate architecture and colorful decorations. Visitors can explore the temple's many shrines and learn about the rich history and culture of the Hindu faith. For those interested in history, the Chinatown Heritage Center is a must-visit destination. This fascinating museum is dedicated to preserving the history and culture of Kuala Lumpur's Chinese community. Visitors can explore exhibits on the early Chinese settlers, the development of Chinatown, and the daily life of the neighborhood's residents.

Experience the Charm and Culture of Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown

Beyond the top attractions, there's plenty to experience in Chinatown that will immerse you in the local culture. One of the best ways to experience the neighborhood is by taking a walking tour. These tours are led by knowledgeable guides who will take you through the streets of Chinatown, pointing out hidden gems and sharing stories about the area's history and culture. Another way to experience the local culture is by trying the delicious food. Chinatown is known for its street food, which includes a wide variety of dishes such as noodles, dumplings, and grilled meats. Some of the must-try dishes include char kway teow, a stir-fried noodle dish, and satay, skewered meats that are grilled over an open flame. For those looking to take home a unique souvenir, Chinatown is also known for its antique shops. These shops offer a wide variety of antiques, including traditional Chinese furniture, ceramics, and artwork. Whether you're a serious collector or just looking for a unique memento, there's something for everyone in Chinatown's antique shops.

Find the Best Accommodation in Kuala Lumpur's Bustling Chinatown with Agoda

If you're planning a trip to Kuala Lumpur and want to stay in the heart of the action, Chinatown is a great place to base yourself. There are plenty of accommodation options in the area, ranging from budget-friendly hostels to luxurious hotels. One of the top hotels in Chinatown is the Travelodge City Centre. This modern hotel offers comfortable rooms, a rooftop pool, and a convenient location just steps from the Petaling Street Market. Another popular option is the AnCasa Hotel Kuala Lumpur by Ancasa Hotels and Resorts, which offers spacious rooms and a range of amenities including a fitness center and spa. For budget-conscious travelers, the Hotel Olympic Malaysia Kuala Lumpur and Citin MasJid Jamek by Compass Hospitality are both great options. These hotels offer clean and comfortable rooms at affordable prices, making them a great choice for travelers on a budget. No matter what your budget or travel style, there's an accommodation option in Chinatown that will meet your needs. And with Agoda, you can easily find and book the perfect hotel for your trip.

Explore the Top Attractions and Hidden Gems of Chinatown Kuala Lumpur

While the Petaling Street Market and Sri Mahamariamman Temple are the most well-known attractions in Chinatown, there are plenty of hidden gems to discover as well. One of these hidden gems is the Kwai Chai Hong alleyway. This narrow alley is lined with colorful murals and is a great spot for taking photos and exploring the local street art scene. Another hidden gem in Chinatown is the Kwai Chai Hong Cultural Experience Center. This small museum is dedicated to preserving the history and culture of the neighborhood and offers a range of exhibits and artifacts. Visitors can learn about the early Chinese settlers, the development of Chinatown, and the daily life of the neighborhood's residents. For those looking for a unique shopping experience, the Central Market is a must-visit destination. This historic market offers a wide variety of goods, including traditional Malaysian handicrafts, clothing, and souvenirs. Visitors can also enjoy live music and performances in the market's outdoor courtyard.

The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Chinatown Kuala Lumpur: Tips and Recommendations

If you're planning a trip to Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur, there are a few things to keep in mind to make the most of your visit. First, be prepared for the heat and humidity. Kuala Lumpur is known for its tropical climate, so be sure to pack lightweight, breathable clothing and stay hydrated throughout the day. Another tip for visiting Chinatown is to bring cash. While some vendors and shops may accept credit cards, many prefer cash, so be sure to have plenty on hand. And don't forget to haggle! Bargaining is a common practice in Chinatown, so don't be afraid to negotiate for a better price. Finally, be sure to take advantage of the many walking tours and food tours available in the area. These tours are a great way to explore the neighborhood and learn about its history, culture, and cuisine.

Indulge in the Delicious Flavors of Chinatown Kuala Lumpur: A Foodie's Guide

One of the best things about visiting Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur is the food. This neighborhood is known for its street food, which includes a wide variety of dishes from all over Malaysia and China. Some of the must-try dishes include Hokkien mee, a stir-fried noodle dish, and chee cheong fun, a steamed rice noodle dish. Another popular dish in Chinatown is bak kut teh, a pork rib soup that is simmered for hours with a variety of herbs and spices. And for those with a sweet tooth, be sure to try the cendol, a refreshing dessert made with coconut milk, shaved ice, and green jelly noodles. In addition to street food, Chinatown is also home to a range of restaurants and cafes. From traditional Chinese cuisine to modern fusion dishes, there's something for everyone in Chinatown's food scene.

Discover the Best Time to Visit Kuala Lumpur's Bustling Chinatown

Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown is a year-round destination, but there are certain times of year that are better for visiting than others. The best time to visit is during the dry season, which runs from May to September. During this time, the weather is warm and dry, making it ideal for exploring the neighborhood on foot. Another great time to visit Chinatown is during the Chinese New Year celebrations. This holiday typically falls in late January or early February and is a time of great celebration in the neighborhood. Visitors can enjoy colorful parades, dragon dances, and fireworks displays during this festive time of year.

Getting Around Chinatown Kuala Lumpur: A Traveler's Guide

Chinatown is a relatively small neighborhood, so it's easy to explore on foot. However, if you're looking to travel further afield, there are plenty of transportation options available. The easiest way to get around is by using the city's public transportation system, which includes buses, trains, and taxis. Another popular way to get around Chinatown is by using a ride-sharing service like Grab. This app-based service allows you to hail a ride from your smartphone and is a convenient and affordable way to explore the city.

Uncover the Fascinating History and Fun Facts About Chinatown Kuala Lumpur

Chinatown has a rich and fascinating history that dates back to the early days of Kuala Lumpur. The neighborhood was originally settled by Chinese immigrants who came to the area to work in the tin mines. Over time, Chinatown grew into a bustling commercial district, with many of its residents working in the retail and hospitality industries. One of the most interesting facts about Chinatown is that it was once home to a large opium den. This den, known as the Kwong Siew Association, was one of the largest in Southeast Asia and was a popular spot for opium smokers in the early 20th century. Another interesting fact about Chinatown is that it was once home to a thriving theater scene. The neighborhood was home to several theaters that showed Chinese-language films and hosted live performances. While most of these theaters have since closed, their legacy lives on in the neighborhood's rich cultural heritage.