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Cititel Express Kuala Lumpur

	Location	:	Chow Kit	View other Hotels in Chow Kit

	Category	:	(Self Rated)	View other Hotels in Kuala Lumpur

	Address	:	449, Jalan Tuanku Rahman, Kuala Lumpur	Show Map

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Hotel Information

Strategically located on the fringes of the golden triangle of Kuala Lumpur City Centre, along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, this street was affectionately known as Batu Road, famed for its cobbled side streets of Little India hawking colourful silk saris, ornaments, masses of carpets, textiles, centuries old kopi tiam (coffee shops) and varieties of local hawker fares. A short distance away is Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre and some of the main tourist belts. The Cititel Express offers easy access to the city hottest spots. Leisure and business travelers will find the modest accommodations well-designed for their comfort and convenience. Accommodation comprises of 90 standard rooms in the Podium Block and 109 Superior and 44 Deluxe rooms in the Tower Block. Rooms are decorated with neutral tones, offering Most of the basic amenities sufficient for your needs.

Hotel Facilities

Banquet Facilities
Bar/Pub/Lounge
Coffee Shop
Foreign Exchange

Internet Access
Laundry
Limousine Service
Medical Service

Non-smoking Rooms
Restaurant
Safety Box

Room Facilities

Air-conditioning
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea facilities

Hair Dryer
IDD / Direct Dial Lines
Mini bar / Fridge

Security Keycard
Television

Chow Kit Information

One of Kuala Lumpur’s most infamous sub-districts, Chow Kit is located approximately two kilometres north of Chinatown along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman. At the northern end of the street is the Bazaar Baru Chow Kit which is the largest wet market in the city and one of its most popular tourist attractions. A gaggle of stalls laden with fish, meat, vegetables, spices, tofu and fruit crowd the pavement here; crabs and lobsters scuttle around in shallow tubs of water while vendors entreat you to sample their goods. It is not just food – there are merchants selling cheap second-hand clothes, shoes and DVDs; meanwhile if you’ve got a yen to try local specialties head for the food stalls at the northern end of the souk. KL’s ‘Red Light District’, Chow Kit is easily accessible via the Chow Kit Monorail station as well as the nearby PWTC LRT station. The area plays host to a wide range of accommodation options ranging from top-end choices to some of KL’s best budget hotels, guesthouses and hostels.

Location

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Address : 449, Jalan Tuanku Rahman, Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's rapidly expanding capital, is at least an hour's drive from the new international airport, so it's recommended you stay in the city centre if you want to explore the capital. Kuala Lumpur (or KL as it is known) has experienced huge growth over the last 10 years and has masses of shopping malls, a remarkably lively nightlife and interesting modern architecture. It's still small enough to get around fairly quickly with a modern transport system. Highlights include Chinatown, Central Market and the Lake Gardens for a breather after the shopping!

Chow Kit : One of Kuala Lumpur’s most infamous sub-districts, Chow Kit is located approximately two kilometres north of Chinatown along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman. At the northern end of the street is the Bazaar Baru Chow Kit which is the largest wet market in the city and one of its most popular tourist attractions. A gaggle of stalls laden with fish, meat, vegetables, spices, tofu and fruit crowd the pavement here; crabs and lobsters scuttle around in shallow tubs of water while vendors entreat you to sample their goods. It is not just food – there are merchants selling cheap second-hand clothes, shoes and DVDs; meanwhile if you’ve got a yen to try local specialties head for the food stalls at the northern end of the souk. KL’s ‘Red Light District’, Chow Kit is easily accessible via the Chow Kit Monorail station as well as the nearby PWTC LRT station. The area plays host to a wide range of accommodation options ranging from top-end choices to some of KL’s best budget hotels, guesthouses and hostels.

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