Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Room and amenities new and sensible. Love the architecture of the hotel. Service is good. Understandably the F&B offerings are under-appreciated at such a location in view of the many available options in close proximity. Great hotel location too, with public transport available very close by
Room and amenities new and sensible. Love the architecture of the hotel. Service is good. Understandably the F&B offerings are under-appreciated at such a location in view of the many available options in close proximity. Great hotel location too, with public transport available very close by
Location walkable from the famous China Town Petaling Street where street foods are abundance and lots of hidden pubs to explore during the night nearby.
Location walkable from the famous China Town Petaling Street where street foods are abundance and lots of hidden pubs to explore during the night nearby.
Cw
Reviewed January 31, 2023Reviewed January 31, 2023
Fuss-free check in and out. Convenient location to a cafe right opposite and other touristy spots nearby. The staff were professional, welcoming and approachable!
We were lucky and got upgraded to a room with the city view. Rooms were clean, functional and spacious for our simple luggage. Overall a really pleasant stay, will definitely book this hotel again for future visits!
Fuss-free check in and out. Convenient location to a cafe right opposite and other touristy spots nearby. The staff were professional, welcoming and approachable!
We were lucky and got upgraded to a room with the city view. Rooms were clean, functional and spacious for our simple luggage. Overall a really pleasant stay, will definitely book this hotel again for future visits!
Joey
Reviewed October 28, 2026Reviewed October 28, 2026
Good location is so crucial when you really travel there. Apart from strategic location, it is cozy, romantic and convenient. Much better than a budget hotel.
Good location is so crucial when you really travel there. Apart from strategic location, it is cozy, romantic and convenient. Much better than a budget hotel.
Laura
Reviewed December 26, 2014Reviewed December 26, 2014
The hotel location is just next to the Pasar Seni train station which made it easy to travel to other places. Hotel is also surrounded by tourist shopping destinations where you can bargain for cheap items. There are also many arts museums. On the downside, the hotel room is freaking cold like a freezer which is controlled by a/c with only 3 modes, low medium and high. The low mode is the freezer. Aside from that, excellent choice to choose for location!
The hotel location is just next to the Pasar Seni train station which made it easy to travel to other places. Hotel is also surrounded by tourist shopping destinations where you can bargain for cheap items. There are also many arts museums. On the downside, the hotel room is freaking cold like a freezer which is controlled by a/c with only 3 modes, low medium and high. The low mode is the freezer. Aside from that, excellent choice to choose for location!
Though cosmo hotel is still not fully operational as there are still ongoing works for some level, I was suprised with the service. It is already expected to that the staff are newly oriented to their roles as this is a new hotel and we can't dent the fact also that some are still under training, however everyone were proactive when a guest needs help. I've stayed in 3 different hotels durind my Dec vacation and this is at par the same comfort with stay in a 5 star resort in Indonesia. I didn't...
Though cosmo hotel is still not fully operational as there are still ongoing works for some level, I was suprised with the service. It is already expected to that the staff are newly oriented to their roles as this is a new hotel and we can't dent the fact also that some are still under training, however everyone were proactive when a guest needs help. I've stayed in 3 different hotels durind my Dec vacation and this is at par the same comfort with stay in a 5 star resort in Indonesia. I didn't...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed December 30, 2016Reviewed December 30, 2016
Deeply immersed in Oriental culture, heritage and history, Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist spots in Malaysia. Chinatown is a vibrant and colourful area that never sleeps and it is also a well-known bargain hunters’ paradise due to its bustling night market.
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Visitors to Chinatown have a number of interesting attractions to choose from. The extravagantly decorated Sri Mahamariamman Temple is Kuala Lumpur’s main Hindu temple and it’s definitely one for every visitor’s itinerary. It is a very impressive temple incorporating Spanish and Italian tiles, precious stones and gold in its design, a truly spectacular sight.
The Malaysian Heritage Walk, called Kasuri Walk by locals, is a covered open air flea market. Here vendors sell everything from local snacks and fruits to clothing and shoes. All the goods on sale are reasonably priced.
The Warehouse, housed in a colonial style 100-year-old former textiles warehouse in Chinatown is a hip and quirky art gallery with a café and restaurant. Renaissance-style couches, woven rattan chairs, terracotta tiles and pillars give The Warehouse an odd, eccentric look. The art gallery has a series of rotating exhibits by modern, local and regional artists. It is well worth a visit if you are looking for something completely different.
Restaurants and Bars
Chinatown boasts a fantastic array of bars and restaurants. The majority of them specialise in Cantonese snacks, seafood and Hakka noodles but there are also charming bistros and cafés serving up mouth-watering western cuisine. Most of these restaurants are open until the small hours, making it easy to grab a bite to eat at any time. There are also a number of exciting nightspots in the area for those who want to party the night away.
Shopping in Chinatown KL
Chinatown is a vibrant, bustling area and there are many bargains to be found along its busy narrow streets. Petaling Street market is a shopper’s haven; here there is an eclectic mix of everything from shoes to watches, DVDs and CDs. Alternatively, souvenirs can be found in Central indoor market, housing stalls that sell artwork and handicrafts created by local artists. Here the merchandise is inexpensive and is comprised of traditional goods such as embroidery, carvings, souvenirs and sculptures.